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<blockquote data-quote="budhaditya13" data-source="post: 425789" data-attributes="member: 37944"><p>Hi guys Could you kindly help me out with something? I am using a Nikon D5500 with a Trascend 32 GB SD card and shooting in srgb format RAW, each file size being about 27 MB. Now, when I am transferring the files either using an inbuilt card reader in my dell laptop or using the USB cable provided by Nikon, the image files cannot be opened. In Adobe Lightroom it is saying that preview not available and could not read preview and in Nikon view NX2 file, it is saying the file cannot be loaded. However the previews of the play button in the camera is just fine! I also tried opening in Picasa, here initially it is giving yet right preview but then in a few seconds the image is changing to very dull and overexposed gray from initially being high contrast and vivid probably due to the auto adjust feature of picasa which cannot be disabled. For now, I cam transferring the images to my iPad via wifi and editing them there, but of course what I can see in my iPad is a compressed JPEG file and not RAW. Please help.</p></blockquote><p></p>

[QUOTE="budhaditya13, post: 425789, member: 37944"] Hi guys Could you kindly help me out with something? I am using a Nikon D5500 with a Trascend 32 GB SD card and shooting in srgb format RAW, each file size being about 27 MB. Now, when I am transferring the files either using an inbuilt card reader in my dell laptop or using the USB cable provided by Nikon, the image files cannot be opened. In Adobe Lightroom it is saying that preview not available and could not read preview and in Nikon view NX2 file, it is saying the file cannot be loaded. However the previews of the play button in the camera is just fine! I also tried opening in Picasa, here initially it is giving yet right preview but then in a few seconds the image is changing to very dull and overexposed gray from initially being high contrast and vivid probably due to the auto adjust feature of picasa which cannot be disabled. For now, I cam transferring the images to my iPad via wifi and editing them there, but of course what I can see in my iPad is a compressed JPEG file and not RAW. Please help. [/QUOTE]

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