Sony a6300 Raw Support

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Now that Sony a6300 cameras are shipping, I’m getting lots of questions about Raw file support.
Whenever shooting with a newly released camera, I recommend shooting Raw + Jpeg until your Image Processing Software of choice supports the RAW files.

Sony a6300 Raw files are supported in:

  • Lightroom CC 2015.5 & Lightroom 6.5 add Sony a6300 Raw Support

  • Adobe Camera Raw 9.5 adds Sony a6300 Raw Support

  • Capture One Pro 9.1 adds Sony a6300 Raw Support

  • Sony Image Data Converter 4.2.05 – Free Download for MAC | WIN

  • Apple Digital Camera Raw 6.19
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    4 thoughts on “Sony a6300 Raw Support”

    1. alison

      I don’t see the lens i purchased for my new a6300 listed as a supported lens (Sony E 16-70). Do I need to confirm the lens is supported as well as the software before i decide which to purchase from the above 5 listed ?

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      1. Brian Smith

        Lightroom and Photoshop have their own lens profiles for that lens.

        Capture One reads Sony’s lens profiles if enabled in-camera.

        I personally prefer the way Lightroom and Photoshop allow you to adjust lens profiles (I generally turn off the vignetting correction) but it’s really personal preference.

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