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• I use Photoshop CS5 ver.12.1. Photos I take in Camera Raw with my Canon 60 d are viewable, but those taken with my Canon 70 d are not. What can I do to be able to view Camera Raw photos taken with both cameras?

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  I use Photoshop CS5 version 12.1.  Photos I take in Camera Raw with my Canon 60 d are visible and can be worked, but those taken with my Canon 70 d are not. What can I do to be able to view and work on Camera Raw photos taken with both cameras? Y at - it a plug-in that I can use that will allow me to display and work on photos of 70 d and my photos of the 60 d? Helpful suggestions are appreciated.

  The 70 d has not supported until the Camera Raw version 8.2:

  Devices supported by Adobe Camera Raw

  PS Camera Raw versions of CS5 ended with 6.7:

  Camera Raw plugin and Adobe application compatibility

  You have two options: upgrade to at least Photoshop CC or CS6 or get the free DNG Converter to convert your RAWs 70 d DNG for use in CS5. The last option will always require an additional step.

  Digital Negative (DNG), Adobe DNG Converter | Adobe Photoshop CC

• I have been using Photoshop CS5 for some time for photos products (jewelry). What are my best options to get the last Photoshop.

  I have been using Photoshop CS5 for some time for photos products (jewelry). What are my best options to get the last Photoshop.

  Hi michaelb.

  You can subscribe to Plan photography for $9.99 a month, which will give the latest version of Photoshop CC 2015, CC 2015 Lightroom and Adobe Bridge.

  Lightroom and Photoshop | Plan of cloud of Adobe's creative photography

  Kind regards

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• Photoshop does not open Raw images with my new camera Canon 6 d help! I use Photoshop CS5 extended version.

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  I got a new camera and Photoshop and Lightroom will not open Raw images with my new camera Canon 6 d help! I use Photoshop CS5 extended version. and Lightroom 3

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  .. the good new is that the DNG Converter can help you convert your RAWs in DNG for CS5 and Lightroom 3.

• Windows "open with...". ' does not not for Photoshop/CS5.5

  I use the command "open with...". "in the context menu of Windows all the time opening .jpg and other image files in Photoshop. I don't want to directly associate .jpgs, etc., with Photoshop, because most of the time that I want to just quickly view in Windows Photo Viewer. But from time to time, when I need to open one in PS, so I had been using the menu command 'open with... '. ». It worked well in every version of CS I've ever used.

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  PSD open directly, although, when I double-click the file.

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  Nope. I had done so many times, and he never "stuck". No matter how many times I've traveled to exe, if I always checked off 'using the program selected... '. "or not, the jpg file still open in Photo Viewer.

  It turns out that this thread has shown on the widget more 'like that' to the right of these forums when I presented my post, and who responded to my question. Why the wire never showed up when I was actually looking for a response, I'll never know.

  According to the guidelines of this thread, you have to go and manually set/update the registry key

  HKEY_CLASSES_ROOT\Applications\Photoshop.exe\shell\open\command

  to point to the path of the most recent Photoshop (in my case, C:\Program Files\Adobe\Adobe Photoshop CS5.1 (64 Bit) \Photoshop.exe). I guess it's something that the CS5.5 installer can't do in certain circumstances. He was always pointing the way to my CS5, which was no longer valid.

• Components appear to be missing on Photoshop CS5 since listening off PC by shop

  Since my PC Windows 7 went to the shop for cleaning following a virus suspect my Photoshop CS5 seems to have some missing components.

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  This forum is for people who learn the basics of Photoshop. Looks like you have beyond the beginner stage, if I move this thread on the forum for General Discussion of Photoshop, where you can continue the discussion.

• New photos of PC, reinstalled CS4, appear blurry, but only inside Photoshop?

  I've recently upgraded to a new PC running Windows 7.  I finally finished reinstalling everything and gets results in 'works '.  But I noticed something very disturbing.  When I opened previously published pictures in Photoshop, photos that I considered "final" (which means they were ready for printing), suddenly appear blurred.  The same pictures on my Web site are crisp and look like I remember them looking... so it's not the monitor.  Which leads me to believe that Photoshop is something strange of these pix.

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  OpenGL operation uses a more smooth resampling, but if you do not see as "fuzzy", it could be that there are configured on the GPU features that adapt the games or something causing an excessive blur.  Normally, the differences between the non-OpenGL, OpenGL-based view operations are almost imperceptible.

  Sort, you can capture your screen with or without OpenGL and show what you see here?

  Here is the same image of the screen has seized 71% with magnification showing the OpenGL / non-OpenGL difference in view on a job system.

  

  If you see blurry images more than the one on the left, then you have a specific problem, you should work to make the light.

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• How to make a gif with a transparent background which is ready to use within the Prime Minister cc pro?

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• Problem with white - style commentary on the first line of the select statement.

  SQL * more error? :
  It seems that the parser does not like "-" at the end of the first line of the request.
  I see this error "ORA-00936: lack of expression" or "ORA-00933: not correctly completed SQL command.
  SQL * Plus costs number not the 2nd line when I do that.
  If a space follows-, '-', I still get the error.
  a single "-" at the end of the line is ignored and the query works
  But, "-." will not get the error.
  I think that I had this problem before on the inside in the middle of a procedure from PL/SQL package.
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  It is of course easy to avoid. Is this just a quirk or am I missing something?
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  SQL * more: 9.0.1.4.0 output
  Oracle Database 10 g Enterprise Edition release 10.2.0.3.0
  
  

  ----------------------------------------------
  -- These provoke an error
  ----------------------------------------------
  SQL select 'a' --
   from dual;
  select 'a' - from dual
               *
  ERROR at line 1:
  ORA-00936: missing expression
  
  /* the -- is "-- " */
  SQL select 'a','b','c' --
   from dual;
  select 'a','b','c' - from dual
                       *
  ERROR at line 1:
  ORA-00936: missing expression
  
  SQL select --
   select 'a' from dual --
   ;
  select - select 'a' from dual -
           *
  ERROR at line 1:
  ORA-00936: missing expression
  
  
  SQL select 'a' from dual --
   ;
  select 'a' from dual -
                       *
  ERROR at line 1:
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  -- These are OK 
  ----------------------------------------------
  SQL select 'a' --.
    2  from dual;
  
  '
  -
  a
  Elapsed: 00:00:00.00
  SQL select
    2  'a' --
    3  from dual;
  
  '
  -
  a
  
  ------- a single "-" at the end of the line is ignored, query works
  SQL select 'a' from dual -
   ;
  
  '
  -
  a
  
  
  SQL

  Actually, it's in the docs, but we rarely know.

  >
  Continuing a long SQL More control on additional lines *.
  You can continue a long SQL * more command by typing a hyphen at the end of the line and press return. If you want, you can type a space before you type the hyphen. SQL * Plus displays a right angle (>) support as a prompt for each additional line (not in iSQL * more).

  For example:

  SALARY $99 999 COLUMN FORMAT-
  SECTION "WAGES."
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  SELECT - 200
  100 DOUBLE;
  Returns the error:

  >

  It only happens for the first line of a sql statement, because at that time there you are not in the edit buffer. And the order could still be a sql * more order and not a sql command.

  Published by: Sven w. on August 7, 2009 16:51

• I bought the plan of the photo in the morning and I still can't use photoshop because he says that I don't have a subscription, fees have been made in my credit card

  I have so much work to do and he continues to say the same thing

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  Kind regards

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• How to export images with a transparent background in illustrator

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  I'm trying to export a png, jpeg button design with curved designs. But the white guard background appearing during the export.

  How do I remove the white background and just have the image of the button.

  Thank you.

  In Illustrator, you use save for Web and check the transparency

  

  Martin

• Hello. I need to clear this white borders as soon as I enlarged the image files in Photoshop cs5.

  

  Hello. I need to erase this white borderswhen I enlarge the image files in Photoshop cs5.

  When I took some courses in Photoshop, I remembered how fix and do more smoothly...

  Now, I totally forget.

  The solution could control somethings inside preference... I guess...

  Anyway, here, the photo is the horrible headache I'm asking now.

  Please answer my question.

  Thank you very much.

  I think you are referring to the pixel grid that shows extreme enlargement. If that's what you're talking about, go to view > view and uncheck the grid in pixels

  

• Is Photoshop CS5, which I am currently using with Windows 7 Pro 64 bit, also compatible with OS 64-bit Windows 10?

  Hello

  Currently, I use Photoshop CS5 with Windows 7 Pro 64-bit operating system.  I love the CS5 and need not upgrade to CC products.  I also think to buy a new PC with Windows 10 64-bit OS.  What is my Photoshop CS5 works with Windows 10?

  In addition, if CS5 is compatible with Win 10, must I first uninstall CS5 on my current computer before you install on the new machine, or can I just use my CS5 disk to install directly on the new PC with Win 10?

  Thank you

  Richard

  No need to uninstall CS 5 old machine. it is very very important to turn off activation in the menu helps to record the number of activations.

  All individual applications can be activated on 2 machines. Regarding the number of activations for more details, you can check with the help of Adobe once and get confirmation.

  Hmm, what about compatibility... cannot say it is completely compatible, but you can give a try. most of the cases, it works fine, but we cannot guarantee or say how it will work smoothly or can be installed on Windows 10 without any problem.

  If you face any problems with the installation disc, you can download at the bottom of the link:

  Download Adobe Creative Suite 5 products

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• 5.5 Lightroom may 'link' with Photoshop CS5?

  I use Photoshop CS5 in Windows 7 and need to open the RAW of Sony ARW files.

  At a presentation last night and expertise gave a lecture on his Mac on Lightroom and how RAW files can be imported.

  He showed how Lightroom differs from Camera Raw and convinced me that I need Lightroom.

  Lightroom is a great companion to Photoshop CS5. It will give you the last Camera Raw features. Lightroom will create a PSD file or SENT to Photoshop so that you can use all the tools of Photoshop, that you are used to. When you have finished working in Photoshop, this file will be saved and added to your Lightroom Catalog. I think you'd be very happy with the workflow.

  Camera Raw using Photoshop CS5 is more ancient than the raw editing capabilities of Lightroom 5. Camera Raw is used to convert the image when it transfers from Lightroom to Photoshop. Because your version of Camera Raw won't have all the features that Lightroom, he wouldn't be able to convert precisely the image during the transfer. The solution is simply to allow Lightroom create TIF or PSD file before opening in Photoshop, rather than at the end of the session of Photoshop. The process works very well, and many users use this workflow.

• Print photos with a white background in indesign to

  I have been searching for an answer to this simple question on the web, but couldn't find an answer. Help would be appreciated.

  I designed a page in indesign CS5 for publication in a magazine. I have a photo with a white background. The picture is a photoshop image. I put it in indesign as a psd.

  On the screen, the white background merges with the indesign default color of white paper. No problem.

  I wonder if I have to worry when the page will be published in the magazine: if not perfectly white, the color of the magazines pages will show the edges of the images in the magazine? What I have to work in photoshop to make the background of my photo transparent so that the edges of the image do not appear?

  On the screen: no problem

  

  On paper:

  I'm afraid that the page will look like this with the edges of the photo showing if the paper is not perfectly white. Here, I changed the color of the paper in indesign in gray (color on the left). You can see the edge of the image with a white background:

  

  Cheers, Remi

  White is the absence of color and, consequently, ink. Make sure the background is perfectly white and you should have no problem because nothing will be printed.