Opening. CR2 files into 10 elements

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• I can't open the Raw CR2 files into 10 elements

  I had to buy a new computer today.  I installed my 10 items and cannot open my raw CR2 files.  I was able to open them on my old computer.  I tried to put up-to-date as my camera raw plug in and it did not help.  I then tried uninstalling and reinstalling the elements and still does not work.  Tried to ask Adobe in the chat, but I was told that they offer no support for older versions.  Help, please!

  Following the links in my previous post.

  The 5 d Mark III was first supported by camera Raw 6.7 compatible with 10 items.

  Check and confirm that you actually have Camera Raw 6.7 installed to 10 items.

  10 items, click Help > updates to update your plug in Camera Raw.

  Manual download

  Win: Adobe - Photoshop Elements: for Windows: Camera Raw 6.7 update for 10 items

  Mac: Adobe - Photoshop Elements: for Macintosh: Camera Raw 6.7 update for 10 items

• Cannot open the CR2 files into 10 elements

  I just installed 10 items. When I try to open the CR2 taken on my Canon 450 d files, I get the following message which says it's the wrong type of file.

  When I went to / on Plug In Camera Raw is not yet listed.

  Is there a solution for this problem?

  99jon,

  Thanks for the link, it works now.

  Also thanks to everyone for their help, it is much appreciated.

• Fortunately, I have download my Canon 7 d CR2 files using Photoshop elements 11; but when I do the same thing with a Canon G7X files are not recognized.  I downloaded the latest update of Adobe for RAW files.  Advice gratefully received.

  Fortunately, I have download my Canon 7 d CR2 files using Photoshop elements 11; but when I do the same thing with a Canon G7X files are not recognized.  I downloaded the latest update of Adobe for RAW files.  Advice gratefully received.

  You need Adobe raw camera 8.7 version. Unfortunately your software is earlier than the camera. ACR 8.7 is only compatible with PSE13. But it is possible to download and install the free DNG Converter to convert your raw files to the universal Raw format files and Adobe will be open in all versions of PSE (keep your originals as backups and for use in the software of the camera factory)

  Download Windows (.exe file) click here DNG Converter 8.7

  Download Mac (.dmg file) click here DNG Converter 8.7

  You can convert an entire folder of images raw with a single click. See this quick video tutorial:

  You Tube click here for the DNG Converter tutorial

• Cannot open .cr2 files in Bridge CS4 v.3

  Past review for hours; can not find the correct answer...

  I just bought a Canon 60 d, where .cr2 raw files. They open in Bridge, which has already opened my Canon 10 D raw files .crw. What should I do to make the .cr2 files?

  I prefer not to install Digital Photo Professional 3.10 Cannon (supplied with the camera) if I can find a solution/upgrade within Bridge/EP.

  Details:

  MacBook OS X 10.5.8

  Bridge CS4, completely updated to v. 3 with Camera Raw 5.7 v. (which are the latest available updates, I think, just updated today).

  Photoshop Elements 8

  Thanks in advance.

  Your CR2 files the 60 d are not supported for your version of ACR.

  Each provider uses different kind of Raw and sadly enough they also use another type of crude oil for every new camera produces. Adobe offers a free upgrade for the cameras, about 3 or 4 times a year. In the past, that they could not get new types of Raw earlier while consumers so often that meant you had to wait a long time before the ability to ACR was there. Today, they have a better relationship and often get pre model of production for the updates are already there when new cameras are entering the market.

  However being a commercial company, they don't offer upgrades for others then the latest versions of Photoshop and ACR. Currently, CS6 and CC are both get updates but the previous version don't are not updated any longer.

  Here is a list of the supported devices and the necessary minimum ACR versions for cameras:

  http://helpx.Adobe.com/Creative-Suite/KB/camera-raw-plug-supported-cameras.html

  Another option is available, and it is the free Adobe DNG converter. The latest version is here:

  http://www.Adobe.com/support/downloads/detail.jsp?ftpID=5596

  Or if the link does not do a search on Adobe.com. After the files have been converted to DNG, you will be able to use them in your version of ACR.

• unrecognized, used open CR2 files

  Cr2 files open, custom unrecognized file type

  PC, windows 7

  Hi Jim

  Thanks for responding. Ive managed to the open. A bridge of photoshop CC. does not open the 5dmk3 Canon files once a CC update I have tried several things but nothing had worked. Then downloaded the update before running it instead of running the update of the site. It worked. Thanks a lot again

• Problems to open CR2 files in CS2

  I have CS2 and have always been able to open the RAW files produced by my OlympusC5050. I now have a Canon S95 and photoshop does not open the CR2 files it produces. After some research, I downloaded a DNG Converter and used this. However, the results are far from good, resulting a very grainy image.

  Hi Jane,

  Your put questions on why the Canon S95 is noisier than the Olympus C5050.   There seems to be several factors:

  First of all, there are more pixels on the sensor of the S95, so each pixel is a little smaller, and one stray electron of the noise is a percentage more high maximum value of pixels each additional electron noise will appear a bit more highlight; However, in my view, there are the most important differences between your shots of Olympus green-water and your blue Cannon shots - water:

  Because the eye is more sensitive to green, photo sensors are designed to have twice as much green as red or blue pixels, so your green shots will have much more detailed that mask the noise.  In addition, when you balance of a blue more often turned to one that has more red, there is very little red at first, so no noise in the Red is magnified by several times and even with the blue, although that perhaps not quite as well.

  If you have a blue shot or a green shot with two cameras, so it would be easier to say what proportion of the increase in noise is due to the color of the light and how is something else.

  Anyway, I test to see if the format Conversion DNG using ACR 2.4 compatibility had nothing to do with whatever it is, and it doesn't seem to change what the image looks like, so it's not a factor.

  The main problem is that you're using CS2 and ACR 3.x which has the original Adobe raw conversion algorithm (and the worst), now known as process Version 2003.  Two Version of process have been since then: process Version 2010 increased the resolution of the raw conversions so that changing how work in general sharpness and noise reduction and process Version 2012 has added a new way to tone (Lighten/Darken/contrast/etc) images is easier to use once you get used to it.

  To illustrate the difference, here's one-by-side, which shows that the way CS2 does things left and the latest way 7/8 ACR or LR 4/5 path on the right, where you will see a more coarse texture and more noise by using the way of CS2 and a finer texture and less noise using the latest methods - click on the embedded image to see larger :

  

  In my opinion, the noise in the image on the left is too, and noise in the right image is deleted too, but I wanted to show how the values of 50% each slide.

  What about your computer and the version of LR.  Googling the number of brand and model that you gave and find a 2011 used-computer-to-sell listing with the specifications of the system, it seems that your computer is a Core2Duo with a processor clocked at 1.8 GHz and 1 or 2 GB of memory and you said Vista.  The new version of LR you can run on Vista is LR 4.x that might still be available on Amazon (to the United States at least), but you'd have a good snap up a lot more recent computer and LR 4 or 5 LR on it.  As a kind of i5 or i7 quad-core with at least 8 GB of memory.  It would be a few hundred dollars and a little extra if it's a laptop instead of a desktop computer with the same capabilities.  Make sure you get one with a screen of at least 768 size or maybe it's 800 or 900 pixels high, so you can see all the buttons on the bottom.

  Even if you think that, if you want to test how your current computer would work with the newest LR will run on it, you can download the LR 4.4.1 update and run in trial mode for 30 days, by how much you had or do you buy or abandon it.  Here's the LR for Windows download links - click on LR 4.4.1 a:

  http://www.Adobe.com/support/downloads/product.jsp?product=113&platform=Windows

• ACR freezes when opening CR2 files

  Hello everyone,

  When I try to open the CR2 files, ACR freezes

  I use Photoshop CS5.1 and ACR 6.4.1

  Any solution?

  I was removing all Adobe products until I found a problem here:

  C:\ProgramData\Adobe\CameraRaw\CameraProfiles\Camera\Canon EOS 350 d

  There was a file system problem that fixed with checkdisk.

  Then I could delete these three remaining files and reinstalled Adobe products

• Photoshop CS5 will not update Camera Raw CS5 won't open CR2 files in bridge

  Canon's CR2 6 d files will not open in bridge. I also shoot with a Canon 50 d and all images imported very well from this camera.

  I have also tried to update to photoshop CS5, but will not work. Say error whenever it load to 100%.

  [Ask in the correct forum allows... Moved from non-technical Forum Lounge on deck forum... MOD]

  To the 6 d, you need Camera Raw 7.3, which is available for CS6. You will need to use the free dng converter and save a version of Camera Raw 5.X to PS CS5 can open it.

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

• Cannot open CR2 files in photoshop and camera raw

  This weekend I bought a Canon 5 d Mark iii. I downloaded the files and all thumbnails in camera raw CR2 say and when I try to open Photoshop does not recognize this product.

  I have:

  Photoshop CS4

  Camera Raw CS4

  Canon 5 d Mark ii

  I checked my account updates and all my updates are underway. Should I upgrade to CS5 or y at - there a way around this?

  Thx for your attention and help.

  I turned my laptop upside down and checked all of the updates, but it was not the problem or the solution.

  The problem was 2 Utility of Canon; I uninstalled this program and now it al works as it should work.

• OBJ files into 3D element or another program?

  I have a client who asks me if I can use an OBJ file from a camera Matterport 3D to create a 3D model of a House for sale. They would like to animate in a certain measure and have a short video of the House in 3D. I know 3D can import OBJ files, but when I do it doesn't have textures. Should I look elsewhere, as in different software or would be AE and work of Lite E3D or Cinema 4 d?

  Edit: I could share files OBJ, MTL and jpg for example is the REALTOR gave me to taste.

  As Mylenium has said. To use the OBJs in a correct way you erected for textures E3D or settup already bulided models to work with C4D.
  Here are a few examples how to do this:

  3-d V2 Tutorial - import OBJ element sequences from Cinema 4 d E3D - Sean Frangella - YouTube

  Baking Textures in Cinema 4 d for item 3D - YouTube

  Cinema 4 d in 3-d (video copilot/AE) element material Workflow on Vimeo

• Sony. ARW files into 10 elements

  Hello

  I have Photoshop Elements 10 installed on my Macbook Pro and couldn't change my. My Sony A77II ARW files because it informs me that she does not recognize this file type. PSE has the plug-in ACR 6.5 running, but I couldn't update to 8.6 ACR, which is the version that recognizes my camera. Is it possible that I can update PSE10 so that I'll be able to edit my files? If this isn't the case, someone at - it solutions as to what I should do?

  Thank you

  Alex

  Hi Alex,

  Sorry, I forgot to warn you of the way the converter works - works at the level of folders.

  The best idea to put all your ARW files in a folder and you specify the folder for the converter file No. You can specify that the converted files go to another folder if you want.

  Good luck

  Brian

• I can not open raw files in Photoshop elements. My plug-camera raw is Version 7.1.can someone help?

  Items 11 supports Camera Raw versions 7.1 (which it comes with) to 7.4 (that it can be updated). You're in luck, because the D7100 did not support up to version 7.4.

  Have you tried help > updates on the menu of the bar still items?

• CS3 is not opening. CR2 files

  I can't Photoshop or bridge to recognize/open .cr2 files. I have Camera Raw pug-in 4.6 installed, fully updated CS3, Snow Leopard 10.6.4 and photos are taken with an EOS 7 d. Cannot get my head around what is happening here. The funniest is that format .cr2 appeared in bridge prefs as supported.

  Someone has an idea?

  Best regards

  Jan

  Each camera model should be specifically supported in Camera RAW and Adobe updates Camera RAW series for the latest version of Photoshop, which was CS4 when the 7 d came out only.

  There are several things you can do:

  Convert the CR2 files to DNG using the latest version of the DNG Converter, which is free.  DNG files will be opened in older versions of ACR.

  CS3 to CS5 upgrade to get the latest ACR, which will help the new cameras.

  Retrieves the elements 8 (or 9 in a month or two) that supports a fairly new ACR but cannot process a single image at a time.

  For about the same price one update of Photoshop, you can buy Lightroom 3 and have the new RAW conversion engine, but still be able to edit in Photoshop for images that need additional work.  LR upgrades are much cheaper than Photoshop upgrades.

  In my opinion, the most recent treatment 6.1 ACR and LR 3 RAW engines has make a LR3 or CS5 upgrade worth the price.

• 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.