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I have the latest version of Lightroom and Photoshop - yet it wont read raw files created on Canon EOS 5D Mark III camera

Denis, can you not see this my friend????
Harbour Studio wrote:
In Photoshop the message comes up as: Photoshop cannot open this file. Check that your software is up to date
In Lightroom the message comes up as: The files are not recognised by the raw format support in Lightroom.
I am running the following versions: Photoshop V13.0.6 x 64, Lightroom V5.3 Camera Raw 8.3, MAC OS 10.9.1

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when I load it, it loads like this:
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[quote]I've deleted the Preferences=hex: etc etc code line on RegEdit at HKEY_CURRENT_USER\Software\Adobe\DNG Converter\7.0\ and everything's fine now with 8.1 and have just converted some .NEF files successfully.[/quote]
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That's strange. The lens shouldn't have made any difference. Does the camera do JPG OK with that lens fitted? Did the samera come with software to convert RAW files, and if so, does it work on the problem files?
When I checked your camera against this list, I see it has two entries for the required version, so I suspect that the lens electronics require a slightly later version of ACR. If I am right, you'll have Camera RAW 5.7 and you need 6.1 So what version of Photoshop do you have? You need CS5 to support ACR 5.#
http://helpx.adobe.com/creative-suite/kb/camera-raw-plug-supported-cameras.html
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IHi,
I just compared Nikon's nx view with the newest 6.3rc1 raw converter.
Why? Because I suddenly saw some form of jaggies (ragged borders along a 30-65degree diagonal line) around some green grass, foliage in LR3.3rc1. With the Nikon software this is not visible. Also the noise is much better controlled with NXview than with Adobe raw converter. I think that the camera raw software needs more tweaking before final release.
If Adobe wants, I can email the raw file to someone. Just ask for it with e.g. a private message.
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Is this discussion to old and "history"?
http://www.perfectphotoblog.com/raw-image-processing-or-how-to-choose-a-raw-converter/105/
What about this test? Not relevant today(may 2011)?
http://www.sphoto.com/techinfo/rawconverters/rawconverters.htm

Can't open .CR2 files in PhotoShop CS5, Camera RAW or Adobe DNG Converter

Firstly take note I shot these with a Canon EOS 450D (or Rebel XSi)...
I see a lot of answers speaking about having the most up to date version of the Camera RAW Plug-in.
I have a similar issue with my .CR2 files... I cannot open them in Camera RAW because it tells me that my camera model or make is not supported by the Plug-in, and so I was directed by other forums to just try converting the .CR2 files to .DNG. I already had the Adobe DNG Converter (version 6.5 I believe), so I tried this. It too told me that my files or camera make were not supported.
However, I have always been able to successfully both open my .CR2 files AND convert them to .DNG. I had not updated anything on my camera nor on my Adobe programs and for some reason this last attempt to open RAW files failed me... I have no idea what change would have led to it. Luckily I shot in both RAW and Large JPG but I certainly don't want to rely on my JPGs of course... Any idea why this problem might have arisen now if it had always worked easily in the past?
Thanks!

Are these the same exact files you've opened before that you cannot now open?
Or are they newly copied files (camera or CF card to computer)?
Can you not open ANY Canon 450D files, even those you find online and download?
What I'm getting at with these questions is to try to eliminate or suspect data corruption of the files on your disk.
Exactly what versions of the various tools do you have, specifically (don't guess - go check)?
-Noel

Can't find any raw files to convert when I am using Adobe DNG converter

Recently I purchased a new Olympus XZ-1 camera. I shoot exclusively RAW pictures (raw files for this camera are called .orf). Then when I tried to import these .orf files in the organizer of Phtoshop Element 8 it was imposible, nor then I could see those pictures in the organizer. By surfing on diffrent forums, I was able to figure out that Camera Raw included in Element 8, Camera Raw 5.5, is not supporting the .orf raw from Olympus and if I didn’t want to upgrade my Element 8 to Element 9 or 10, a simple alternative was to download Adobe DNG converter to convert all my .orf files into dng files, which could then imported by Element 8 and opened in Camera raw 5.5.
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I'm dying for help!
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When you are selecting the folder in the DNG converter, you only click on the folder. You DON'T double click on the folder. After you have set your options, and chosen the folder, you click on the Convert button. It is only after you have clicked on Convert that you will see the list of files that are being converted. You will also be able to see an indicator of the progress of the conversion. It really does work. Just to verify, the procedure I outlined is one that I did just prior to trying to write the instructions. It really isn't rocket science. Just choose the folder, only the folder, and click on the Convert button.
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The screenshot did come through once I added the period between dropbox and com, making URL:
https://www.dropbox.com/s/o7q829t2n3uuuqg/screenshot%202014-07-01%2012.36.28.png
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This is because it was my understanding that these oddly-named CR2 files don’t work, and I wanted to look more closely at them to see if they were recognizable as some other type of file.
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Are they two separate pieces of software - I have downloaded Adobe DNG Converter but cannot appear to be able to download Adobe Camera Raw for Mac

DNG converter is a stand alone application. You use it to convert a whole folder of raw images into DNG by selecting a source folder and destination folder. You then use the DNG files from the destination folder.
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If you look at the Tint slider with As Shot WB set, you’ll see it is maxed out at 150 for all three of your sample images.
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It is possible that you are not following instructions correctly in the DNG converter. The DNG converter interface asks for the FOLDER that contains your raw images. Choose the folder, but don't open it. After you have chosen the folder, click on the Convert button. The DNG conversion process should start. Does that help you?

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