How can I download raw picture in my computer?

For everything you want to view on a computer, tablet or phone, you need a viewer. For pictures in .jpg go .png, you need a Photo viewer. Dow a .PDF, you need a PDF reader and for text you need a text reader. Formatted text, need a word or other reader.
So downloading is not the biggest problem. Having the correct programs (apps) installed is more of an issue.
Check for your device what you need to view the picture. Realise most RAW pictures can't be viewed on phones or tablets, because every camera model has its own RAW format and needs its own translation. For RAW you need even special program's on a computer.
First make sure you can view the file on your tablet, before you start downloading it.

Is the camera pictures setup as JPG? Often a camera will have different picture settings and if it's a SLR in a raw format, your pictures will be saved as a incompatible Snapfish format.

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RAW images are what it means. You should convert them into a printable format such as JPEG before you can take prints. I strongly suggest that you shoot in JPEG mode to avoid all these headaches!

When you are using the raw format, you are also taking a jpeg basic photo. The camera display on;y show the jpeg. Most windows programs only show jpg also. In order to view the raw files, you must use s/w capable, such as Photoshop or the s/w that came with the Nikon (Picture View, I think/ Compare both jpg and raw files. If they both exhibit the same anomoly, than more than likely you have a dirty or bad CCD sensor.


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CR2 files are created when you shoot RAW files. Your computer cannot read them without a Canon RAW plugin in whatever image processing software you're using.

Your camera can be set to record in JPEG, RAW or JPEG and RAW.

If you wish to know more about RAW files and their uses, then click here.

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Raw files of any type can be a problem if you don't have a program to open them but, they should download to the computer the same as a jpg file format. Are you attempting to download from the camera to the computer or do you have a card reader plugged into a USB port? Image software such as Photoshop has the ability to open and work with RAW files also with the S100fs when it was bought is a "FinePixViewer" and a program to be able to edit the files. I can't use the Fuji RAW editor because it clashed with another program and I had to remove it. I use PhotoShop CS3 for my RAW files from the Fuji S100fs. Aside from all this it shouldn't stop you from creating a file folder for your image in "Documents" and placing those images in there for future use or editing. If you can download jpg then RAW should be no different.

you may need to actually download a sony raw driver for you to download your raw pictures. just hope your using windows. this is the site (i.e. dslra350). just make sure you use the CORRECT dslra model for your unit. hope this helps.thanks:)

http://esupport.sony.com/US/perl/swu-download.pl?mdl=DSLRA350&upd_id=4022&os_id=27

It is possible that you have set your Camera to RAW+L instead of RAW. Take card out ofb the camera, use a card reader and browse the card using the OS (as auxillary drive) rather than Aperture. I suspect that the RAW files are present, juts not visible on your computer possibly because of some setting in Aperture.

"AW files are usually proprietary to the camera manufacturer and sometimes to the specific model of camera. That means, only the camera that takes the picture can understand the information collected on the camera sensors. That information is then translated by means of firmware (software) built into the camera and the usual result is a more user friendly format called JPEG."
From
Understanding RAW Format
Read also wikipedia :
Raw image format
In substance many software do not manage Raw format, this is normal. The newer photoshop CS3 can manage some Raw format , depending on the camera.

Photoshop 6 does not read Sony RAW format.
You need to export pictures from camera using jpeg, or to use a converter software if pictures are already on computer, see:
Convert RAW to JPG

If youre using exposure bracketing, especially when raw+jpeg is used, this is saving out massive amounts of data to the memory card. Have you tried using a faster (80x) memory card and/or just using raw alone? You can always make the jpeg at the computer later.