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• Stange whitebalance problem with CR2 files

  Hello

  Ive been taking som underwaterphotos with my canon 50 d. However, it seems that there are problems with the cab to be able to interpret the CR2 or DNG file.

  The photos have a green tint that I am unable to get rid.

  If I treat the CR2 file in the converter of canons DPP, everything seems perfect.

  I have no idea why this is. Any help would be appreciated.

  Here is a link to a CR2 file so that you look at.

  www.animato.dk/img_9116_cr2.zip

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  http://www.lightroomforums.NET/index.php?topic=7879.0

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• Lightroom CC & DNG Converter cannot open the CR2 files, but Photoshop CC can?

  Hi guys,.

  I have a problem with raw on this computer files and I can't understand why. I can open my. In Photoshop CC CR2 files, but the same files are not readable by Lightroom or Adobe DNG converter. Lightroom says "files are not recognized by the raw format support in Lightroom", and the converter DNG said "source folder contains no raw files of any supported camera."

  All software is updated to the date of this post. The. CR2 files come out a cannon 80 d and a Canon 7 d and are not corrupt (as evidenced by the fact that Photoshop has no problem to open). Other raw files that have been imported directly from cameras, or that were copied from the camera memory cards a different machine, then transferred to the machine in question were very well. Other machines have no problem with those files, either. It is something specific to the software installed on this machine and how it is configured, and I'm at a loss as to what could be the cause of it.

  At one point, app Windows photo was accidentally set as default application to open CR2 files. This may have been when the problem started, but I can't say for sure. Whatever it is, this problem has been fixed; Lightroom is now set as the default application for CR2 files. The machine was also installed on CaptureOne (since it is uninstalled) and he had the same problems with these raw files.

  Before you reinstall Windows, someone at - it suggestions?

  Suggest your Camera Raw (used by Photoshop, but not Lightroom) is 9.5.

  In Lightroom, click Help > topic. Must they be 2015.5.1 if you are up-to-date. You need at least 2015.5 for 80 d files.

  The. CR2 files come out a cannon 80 d and a Canon 7 d

  You mean the 7 D Mark II? The 7 d is an old camera since 2009.

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  Then you have your CR2 intact original raw file and a JPG file which can show all your developing or editing work done in Lightroom.

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• New to Lightroom, import of raw CR2 files problem.

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  Recently, we went on vacation to Europe where I downloaded a cr2 file folder on my laptop of cousins in lightroom. I've never played change them but I export them on my hard drive. I am now trying to import them into lightroom on my laptop and lightroom tells me there is no file to show but there are all appearing in the shadows in the background, everything is not accessible. Any ideas on how to solve this problem by any chance? Cheers Chris

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• 5.7 Lightroom suddenly stopped to recognize CR2 files

  Another thread has proposed to change the permissions on the folder of "read/write, but change the permissions to write the solution did not work." I have even converted the CR2 files to DNG with the adobe DNG Converter, synced my file and it acknowledges at the start files, but when you select Import, it gives the same extensible error-

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  /Volumes/Archives1and3/RawArchiveIII/RawArchive3/raw/Shreve_201609050293.DNG

  / Volumes/Archives1and3/RawArchiveIII/RawArchive3/RAW/Shreve_2016090502... »

  I also deleted the file .plist permission with the same result.

  I'm on MacOS 10.7.5 (my 32-bit system will work later) and the use of LR 5.7, later this operating system is running.

  I don't understand what has changed suddenly causing this problem, it worked fine last week.

  Any help would be greatly appreciated.

  As I said in the other thread, changing permissions did not work because (a mistake very frequent), you have changed the permissions on the wrong file. Show us screenshots of the section permissions on this specific folder and Destination of the import dialog box.

• Keep the dng or CR2 files when switching from Lightroom and Photoshop.

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  When you edit a raw file in Lightroom, it does not change the file, the changes are written to the catalog.

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