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• Adobe Camera Raw support for Canon 5 d? (PS CS6)

  (for example this question in the present case, the forum of Photoshop)

  (1) how shift is planned between the introduction of the Canon 5 d camera (approx. June) and Adobe support in Adobe Camera Raw (ACR)?  In my reading elsewhere, it looks like 2 to 6 months, according to the WRT calendar ACR release schedule - anyone can refine this wait a little?

  (2) will support provided in ACR to Photoshop CS6 update?
  (Adobe will force us right here to you either subscribe to CC to get the update to ACR or "jump ship" to another company of product image edition?)
  .. .in this case, finally, I must leave the ship, but I don't want to .)

  I saw a statement in this blog that Adobe will provide support to the new camera press PS CS releases.
  but this is a blog of 2011 announcement so it was average before CC is out, so I wonder how it is true these days.

  Thanks for any help...

  New cameras are usually added to the next version of the plugin ACR and LR after the device is available for sale.  In the past, a new version of ACR/LR is published every 3-4 months and new cameras are released whenever the manufacturers want, so it can be anywhere from a few weeks to several months of delay, according to the sequence of the output of the camera and the next version of the regular software.  Sometimes it seems that Adobe will delay a plug-in version to be able to include a new important camera in it, but other times a popular camera buyers wait several months.  Adobe has the hours fixed for the releases aren't so rushed by releasing a new plug-in whenever a new camera model is released.   Only a wait of six months would be for a device that is difficult to sustain immediately and requires an innovation for the decoding process raw, rather than just the usual camera-profiling which is not so difficult.

  As for your other question about if CS6 will include support for the 5 d, now Adobe sells CS6 and CC so they provide a new camera support via plug-ins updates of ACR for both.  It remains to be seen if CS6 is still sold by the new time camera support is added for the 5 d or not and will probably be a business decision based on factors totally foreign to the 5 d.

• Camera Raw Support for Canon 7 d MkII

  Just try to get an idea if I should spend the $99.00 to buy at the Apple Store opening.  This may seem a little over the top, but the workflow, I miss by not having not RAW support in Lightroom is worth the expense of buying from opening.

  I find it very disappointing that Adobe do not have as the support yet for the new Canon 7 D MkII.  It is a VERY popular camera.

  Mostly I find this slowness on the part of very disappointing Adobe because they sell CC buy saying: "you always up-to-date software.  When you think Apple and Google Picasa have already taken care of the Canon 7 d MkII.  I might add that they had both for the camera within days of its release on October 31.

  So, after my little mug shot.

  Someone from Adobe can advise when we see Camera Raw support the new Canon 7DMkII?

  Although it is in beta, I'd be very happy to be a beta tester.  I have extensive experience in software testing and would be ready to do the beta-test structure.  I would be very happy if someone on Adobe Labs would contact me to Beta test for the 5 d MkII 7 Camera Raw support.

  Kind regards

  Tom Croll

  We have just released the new support for the 5 d MkII 7 with Lightroom 5.7. Here are the details from the release: 5.7 now available Lightroom

  Let us know how it goes.

  Kind regards

  Pete

• Support for Canon SX60

  I was very disappointed to find that Canon SX60 is not supported in Camera Raw 8.7RC. Like its predecessor, SX50 (supported by the cab), it is one of the few superzoom bridge cameras that can shoot FIRST.

  Please, please Adobe, add SX60 to Camera Raw 8.7! Please...

  I got an answer for Eric Adobe employee in another forum:

  We will get the support in the final version of 8.7.  Unfortunately, the calendar has not worked for the Release Candidate version.

  Eric

• Support for Canon EOS 70 d in Lightroom RAW 4.

  I have 4 LR and now I bought a Canon 70 d.  Lightroom said he was unable to interpret the RAW files and directed me to get an update.  I have updated to 4.4 and still have the same problem.  How can I get my RAW files in Lightroom 4?

  This camera has been added in Lightroom 5.2. Download the trial version and give it a try. Then you can purchase from Adobe and they will send you a serial number. All you have to do is to activate the trial version. The trial version will be 5.3, so your camera will be supported. You can use it for 30 days without restriction. You can buy your serial number at any time during this period.  You can install the trial version and try it without interfering with your current installation of Lightroom at all. There is no risk, the two versions run independently. You can delete Lightroom 4 whenever you want.

• Lightroom 5 supports for canon 5 d mark IV

  I know that the CC lightroom has been updated to support 4 5.  I was wondering if there will be an update and support of the camera for LR 5 users.

  There will be no further updates of lr5.  You can convert cr2 in raw dng (adobe)

• RAW support for Canon 7 D Mark II in Photoshop CS5 [was: Photoshop]

  I just got canon 7 d mkii, but impossible to download the raw I have cs5 what adobe software

  I buy so my Mkii software would work

  You need Photoshop CC or use free Adobe's DNG Converter to convert raw files to the universal DNG raw format. Here are the links:

  https://www.Adobe.com/support/downloads/product.jsp?platform=Macintosh&product=106

  https://www.Adobe.com/support/downloads/product.jsp?product=106&platform=Windows

  Enjoy your new camera

• Support for Canon T6i/T6s 750D / 760D in Lightroom 5.7

  I have LR 5.7 and it cannot read the raw files of my new Canon T6s / 760D. Does anyone have an idea when Adobe will release a LR update to read raw files? Now, I'll have to use the Canon DPP to convert the raw files to Tiff 16-bit before files I can them use LR. This increases the file size of about 32Mbt (raw materials) to about 137 Mbt (Tiff).

  Kind regards

  Chris

  Adobe already a version of LR that takes in charge this camera. LR CC 2015.4/6.4.

  Otherwise, you will need to use the DNG Converter.

• Does Lightroom raw support for canon G9X

  I tried Lightroom update but still the raw files are not visible, if anyone can offer a solution?

  Yes, 6.3 LR or Camera Raw 9.3 or higher.

• Update for new Raw files? [How will support for the Canon 5 d Mark IV be available?]

  HY everybody

  a question - I just bought the new camera canon 5 d mark 4. the latest version of lightroom/photoshop is not able to read these files again. When will it be delivered an update to read the 'new' raw files normally after a release of the camera? within a cuple of days? weeks? month?

  concerning

  Fabian

  Hello world

  6.7 Lightroom and Lightroom CC (2015.7) are now available and it includes support for Canon EOS 5 d Mark IV.

  Please upgrade to the latest version of Lightroom to help > updates menu.

  Release notes:-Lightroom CC now available 2015.7

  Kind regards

  Assani

• Could not import RAW files for Canon EOS 5 d Mark IV

  Hello

  I cannot import the Canon EOS 5 d Mark IV RAW files photoshop CS6 and lightroom 5.7.1

  I've updated to the last update (it does not)

  I tried to use DNG Converter as well (he couldn't read files)

  Please notify

  Hello world

  6.7 Lightroom and Lightroom CC (2015.7) are now available and it includes support for Canon EOS 5 d Mark IV.

  Please upgrade to the latest version of Lightroom to help > updates menu.

  Release notes:- Lightroom CC now available 2015.7

  Kind regards

  Sahil

• Windows 7 continues to ask drivers for Canon Rebel _

  Windows 7, asking drivers for Canon Rebel

  How your question is related to Windows Update (compared to the Windows upgrade)?

  Contact the Canon Support. ~ Robear Dyer (PA Bear) ~ MS MVP (that is to say, mail, security, Windows & Update Services) since 2002 ~ WARNING: MS MVPs represent or work for Microsoft

• extension for Canon 6 d tube

  Hello, I'm looking for an extension tube for my Canon 6 d. I found a few different brand offering a set 13, 21 and 31 mm sets. They don't specify if they support the auto focus. I would have preferred a set that support of the auto focus.

  Do you have a suggestion? Thank you

  The tube macro set that includes the rather odd size 13mm, 21mm and 31mm made by Zeikos and sells a whole bunch of different brands (Bower, Vivitar, Jessops, ProOptic and many others). There are two qualities of these tubes, one with metal bayonet comes up and a less expensive version with plastic bayonet rises (as have some kit lenses). The bodies of these tubes are plastic and they support control AF and openness. All the facts for Canon will be fit very well on the your 6 d EF mount (someone with a Canon of harvest/EF-S camera will have to take care to buy later versions of these that support this mount if they want to use with the EF-S lenses, some more before those who do not). These tubes to sell for less than $100 US (the bayonet plastic are often closer to US $50). Three things worry me to their subject: they seem not very durable, I've heard some reports of their cracking over time. Release latch is a little beyond and can be accidentally pressed. And I've seen a few reports of them "frying" the circuits of the Canon 5 d models. The latter seemed to be very isolated cases and 31 mm tube seemed the culprit. I have not seen all the reports of problems with other Canon models.

  Opteka is doing a set of tube which is similar in construction - plastic body with mount bayonet metal - which also sells for less than $100 USD, but includes more traditional formats of the tubes of 12 mm, 20 mm and 36 mm. They also support the AF control and openness. The release button is slightly off, but I haven't used these and can't tell if it's much better that the tubes Ziekos (etc.). They are a relatively new feature, so only time will tell how sustainable they are.

  The Kenko tubes set's metal body and metal bayonet mounts, more comparable to the tubes that Canon are available (but only individually). Kenko all contained 12mm, 20mm and 36mm and sells for about $200 US. Older versions of this set (labeled "CA/AF") are the only mount EF lenses. Current version marked ' CA/AFs' (note the small 's') is used with the EF and EF-S. Of course, either will work on 6 d and EF lenses. The Kenko tubes also support the AF control and openness.

  Canon offers only individual tubes: 12 mm and 25 mm. The older original type are EF. The current 'Mark II' are EF a EF-S compatible. The construction is very similar to the Kenko and totally supports the AF control and openness. Indeed, Kenko also offers individual tubes in the same size. Both the Canon and the Kenko use a release button recessed enough that it is difficult to accidentally fall. Currently, the Canon tubes sell for about $85 for the 12mm and $140 for the 25mm.

  Finally, there are macro extension tubes really inexpensive who do not have electronic contacts to provide the AF control and openness. They are usually all metal construction, use different locking mechanisms and sell for less US $25 (sometimes even less than $10). Sizes included in a set usually are 12 mm, 20mm and 36mm.

  To be honest, who doesn't not AF during macro shooting is not really all that big a deal. It is often easier to focus manually blows high magnification. I often switch off AF and several of my macro lenses are put to manual focus only. Focus you by moving all camera and lens more closely or to keep him away from the subject. The lens ring, kind of serves more as a zoom, defining the degree of expansion. The fine adjustment of the development is done with the movement of the whole platform. This can be done by hand, or there are tools such as the stages of macro development prevail. allowing that with a high degree of accuracy... or with a lens that has a tripod mounting ring, if you use the Arca-Swiss quick release system, it is possible to use a plate of extra long lens like a development of "slider".

  More of concern is the ability to directly control the aperture, which is done electronically with gun and camera objectives, through controls on the camera body and the electronic contacts linking the two. High magnification means shallow depth of field, closing the diaphragm is often necessary. There are ways to vary the opening with the really cheap tubes that do not have electronic contacts, even with the modern camera and lens. But it's a pain in the anus. Personally, I would only use and recommend the really cheap tubes for use on adapted lenses, vintage which have a control ring of the aperture on the lens itself.

  But most tubes discussion (Canon, Kenko, Zeikos/etc. and Opteka) provide electronic contacts, so control AF and the opening are fully supported.

  What purpose do you intend to use with the camera and extension tubes? More focal length, the extension you will need to significantly increase the magnification. But too short focal length can put you too close to the subject. Mostly for use on a FF camera a lens in the 70mm to 135mm range is a good compromise of adequate working distance, but handholdable and not requiring not too much expansion. You can stack many tubes for a whole bunch of extension, but it can become risky with too many tubes. Best to use as little as possible.

  I'm a big fan of extension tubes... were their use with various systems for 25 + years and always have some on hand just in case they are needed. They can also improve the ability to narrow focus of a large telephoto lens. They are easy to use and having no light inside, have little negative effect on the quality of the image.

  I currently use with my kit Canon Canon 12 mm (2 X), 25mm and an older set of Kenko. Over the years, I have used lenses from 20 mm to 500 mm, 24-70, 70-200 and 28-135 mm Zoom. I sometimes use with macro lenses, too... to stimulate their magnification higher that 1:2 or 1:1 the lens alone offers.

  My recommendation... Buy a good game and you're going to buy them only once. There is little wear and macro extension tubes are versatile, useful and easy to slip into the corner of your camera with you bag all the time.  IMO the Kenko game offers the best value (but I have not seen or used the new Opteka set has been presented, so can't really compare).

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  Alan Myers

  San Jose, California, USA.
  «Market softly and carry a great lens.»
  MATERIAL: 5DII, 7D(x2), 50D(x3), some other cameras, various lenses & accessories
  FLICKR & REPROGRAPHY

• y at - it windows 8.1 RT support for eos 6 d

  I just bought a windows Tablet thinking that he could reflect my PC. He can't even mirror my android phonhere no support for the application of remote control eos to 8.1 RT?

  davyburns wrote:

  I just bought a windows Tablet thinking that he could reflect my PC. He can't even mirror my android phonhere no support for the application of remote control eos to 8.1 RT?

  I installed the software from Canon (DPP, EOS Utility, Picture Style Editor) on a Microsoft Surface Pro 2 running Windows Pro 8.1. If it's quite similar to your configuration to be relevant, I don't know. But there it is, FWIW.

• English drivers for canon mp 287 printer?

  Original title: canon mp 287 printer
  I recently bought a canon mp 287 printer in chiang mai, Thailand. I used the download provided by canon disk to install the drivers, unfortunately it's in the thai language, which I can't read. I uninstalled the program and let windows find me new ones, that are also in thai. are there drivers in English for this model?

  Hello

  You can check the software at the following link:

  http://support-my.Canon-Asia.com/P/search?model=PIXMA+MP287&menu=download&filter=0&TagName=g_os&g_os=Windows%20Vista