Canon 5D3 + PP CS5.5.2

hi
do you know if PP CS5.5.2 can import MOV files from Canon 5D3 ?
when i try it freezes ...
i read somewhere that a workaround is to rename MOV files into MPG files but it doesn't sound very nice to me
thanks for your help

What are your video settings in the Canon?
Whilst I have used a 7D for quite a while I therefore not used a 5D Mark 3, I am aware that they do have a very high data rate video mode available.
I've not looked at the specs but it might account for your problem if you have used the high setting to record the video

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Canon EOS 5D Mark III is not supported with Lightroom 3, if you want to use Lightroom you with Canon EOS 5D Mark III you need to upgrade to Lightroom 4.
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Why should I have to upgrade to a newer OS, simply to display thumbnails from a newer model camera?
jpegs display as thumbnails, but not RAW files. I have never had to upgrade my OS in the past when a new camera came out.
Yes, I have the latest Camera Raw installed.
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Thank you for your E-mail inquiry regarding the Canon EOS 5D Mark III Digital Camera.
It appears the OS X you're using does not support the RAW format from this camera model, as per the following Apple website.
http://support.apple.com/kb/HT3825
You may wish to confirm with Apple at this time, if the RAW compatibility update that they offer is supported for use with your OS.
In other words, Apple does not support the RAW format from a 5D3 with OS 10.6.8.
Since it would be a very simple thing for Apple to do, it is just another case of their hard-sell strategy to force people to buy an upgrade.
If anyone knows of a utility that I can purchase that would convert 5D3 icons to thumbnails in my Mac folders, it would be appreciated.

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No, I do not use Aperture or Lightroom.

imagemaster wrote:
Why should I have to upgrade to a newer OS, simply to display thumbnails from a newer model camera?
Canon's system requirement? Have you discussed with them?

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from my new eos d.
Which Canon camera exactly? There is no EOS D.
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I use Bridge CS5 with camera raw 6.7.1 in combibnation with a canon 6D and a canon 5D Mark2. The raw files from the 5D are shown in bridge, the raw files from the 6D are not. There is just an icon. The camera raw add-on is the latest usable update for Windows, the canon 6d is listed as compatible. Has anyone an idea what to do?

Frau S aus B wrote:
I use Bridge CS5 with camera raw 6.7.1 in combibnation with a canon 6D and a canon 5D Mark2. The raw files from the 5D are shown in bridge, the raw files from the 6D are not. There is just an icon. The camera raw add-on is the latest usable update for Windows, the canon 6d is listed as compatible. Has anyone an idea what to do?
The Canon 6D id NOT supported by ACR 6.7.1. It was supported for the very first time in ACR 7.3 whch requires CS6 to run.
Therefore you will never be able to open raw CR2 files from the 6D directly in CS5.
If you do not plan on upgrading, you can download the free, stand-alone Adobe DNG Converter 8.3 (always use the latest version, it's not tied to your version of Photoshop at all), install it like any other application and then run it on each batch of CR2 files to convert them to raw DNG files that you can then open in your version of Photoshop and ACR.

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Any advice? Canon 6D and CS5

So my CS5 will not read my Canon 6D files when I shoot in RAW. I figured out how to convert(dowloaded the DNG converter) but now a new problem! Can someone explain this...
The photo that I have taken on my Canon 6D is 19.1 MB. When I take it off my camera and onto my computer.
I had to download the DNG converter for my CS5 to read the file.
When I take the photo into CS5 my Camera RAW window opens up (before it goes directly into Photoshop).
I tweak my pic and then hit "open"...it opens in photoshop and then I save my file to jpg....and the file size is now 9MB...why is this happening? Why is it going from 19 to 10?! I dont want to lose that much information? Is it because its going to jpg?
The reason I am exporting the final as a jpg is because I am buring it onto a disc and I dont know another format that most computers can read? For example I am giving some photos of a valentines shoot to my in laws and I dont know what thier computer can read...so I pick jpg?
I thought about upgrading to CS6...but someone posted that this will not fix my problem of photoshop reading my RAW files?
I also have lightroom 4 but have not opened it yet...any suggestions?
Can someone help out? This may be an easy fix?!

froco5 wrote:
I thought about upgrading to CS6...but someone posted that this will not fix my problem of photoshop reading my RAW files?
The Canon 6D is supported by Adobe Camera Raw 7.3 and Lightroom 4.3
http://helpx.adobe.com/creative-suite/kb/camera-raw-plug-supported-cameras.html
Camera Raw 7+ is only supported in Photoshop CS6 and above so Photoshop CS6 will certainly read your 6D Raw files. Download the Photoshop CS6 Trial version and see for yourself.
Best to post this question in the Photoshop forum
http://forums.adobe.com/community/photoshop/general

Canon 5d3 turns into deathbed wishlist

I'm really blown away that the extremely heartfelt post i wrote last night was deleted by some bleeping moderator.
Typing in forum rules in the search box gives nothing in reply about whether or not you can put in that you're selling your gear and i'm guessing that there's some unwritten rule that you can't but i'll know for sure if some schmuck deletes this post as well. then kudos to you for successfully being a bleeping bleep.
I tried reaching out with thanks to give everyone a heads up that they have a great chance to pick up all of my videography supplies but NOOOOO someone wanted to just erase the post that took me over an hour to type out.
my dad's dieing, i'm selling all my camera stuff on ebay so that i can cover my mortgage and his wishlist over the next two months or so before his cancer takes him from my family,
I'm going to be listing about $9,000 worth of 5d3 supplies on ebay with the key in it SMCFDD (selling my camera for dad's dreams) so that he and i can do everything he's ever wanted to do but didnt have the chance.
Im guessing this wont get out to anybody before some screwup feels like ruining my day two times in a row by deleting this post as well without giving me the common courtesy of emailing me telling me why he deleted it in the first place but if just one person out there reads this message and can spread the word that in itself would be wonderful.
selling an atomos ninja 2 with hdd and extra bay slot in case, a 5d3 with less than 1400 actuations, a glidecan 2000, a konova k2 slider, manfrotto video head, graphite sticks from sirui, a pile of lenses, a pile of batteries, memory cards, carryspeed viewfinder vf4, rode video mic pro, a kessler pocket jib traveler... etc.
Thanks to the whole community for helping me in the past learn how to use this camera, and to the schmuck who deleted my post, EMAIL ME NEXT TIME instead of just deleting it without notifying me or at least make a set of forum rules that stands out and can at the least be searched for by typing in "Rules" or "Forum Rules"
everyone else, God bless you
Be proud of your work and you will always find someone who appreciates it more than you do.

Hello ReviewFever,
Thanks for your response.
We wanted to point out that the Forum Guidelines are at the top right corner of every single page of the Canon Community Forums, however for your convenience a direct link can be found here: CLICK ME
For further clarification, the part of the Forum Guidelines that says that you cannot sell things (which is considered solicitation) on the Canon Community Forums is not unwritten. It is clearly stated in the "Participation" section under the heading that reads "We may remove any posts that contain..." Feel free to CLICK HERE to read that section.
We hope that helps clarify things a little better for you.
Have a great day!

Canon 5D3 - Dropouts - I'm getting terrible dropouts using Transcend 1000x cards (any card). Help!

Sorry for the dramatics...
My camera, my lovely Canon 5Dm3 is randomly and occasionally inserting nasty dropouts. I didn't even know that was possible on solid media!
I'm using Transcend 1000x CF cards, but periodically, I get a really nasty glitch that ruins much of the take.
I couldn't figure out how to embed or attach an image here, so I put an example of my take-ruining glitch up here:
http://matthewroddy.com/5d3/5dm3-dropout001.jpg (please don't mind that this take is out of focus, that part doesn't matter in this part of this take).
I was using IPB 1920p24.
The glitches are all over several takes. Most, in fact. But I can't find anything consistent that might help me understand something *I* may have been doing wrong.
What's additionally odd is the glitches appear different depending on how i'm viewing them: QT, WMP, PremierPro CS6, etc. Each give a slightly different twist on the glitch.
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They may be trying to invoke the remapping technology of the formatting process.
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Original flash media didn't use "memory leveling" and that meant the some memory locations were used much more than others... think of magnetic recording tape where you are recording music of different lengths... the tape at the beginning of the reel is always being re-written, but the last tiny bit of tape on the real is almost never used. The same concept applied to early solid state media.
The "leveling" technology tries to use all locations on the card evenly. It basically re-maps what the card thinks of as it's first available memory address so that it's not technically the first available physical address on the card and that way all locations on the card get used about the same amounts and this extends the life of the card.
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So my guess is they're trying to do a few low level format cycles to get the offending bad location(s) marked as bad so that the card will stop using any marginal memory locations and behave as expected again.
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Tim Campbell
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Canon 5D3 Feature Request / Wish -- Manual exposure auto shutter speed toggle

I've been using Canon gear the last six years & I don't know if this is currently possible in any camera body. If not, I believe it would prove highly helpful for working professionals.
When working in time-sensitive situations, I find myself frequently forced to use Av mode when I would prefer to remain in Manual exposure. Additionally, I find myself slowed down within Manual exposure mode when moving between inddor and outdoor light and/or other situations of dramatic ambient light fluctuation.
My wish would be for a menu assignment function for the "multi-function" button (next to the shutter release). Pressing the button while in M exposure mode would then set the shutter speed (like in Av mode--and another option could emulate Tv mode), and releasing the button would resume normal M exposure mode usage.
Personally, this is my biggest wish for the 5D3, and I would LOVE to see it implemented. (My second wish would be for the flash exposure lock to set the exposure of Flashes which are otherwise set to manual flash exposure, but that's another story).
Thanks,
Bert

Nope. That's a 1D X feature.

Why does Adobe refuse to provide the latest version of Camera Raw (like my Canon 6d) for CS5?

Why does Adobe refuse to provide the latest version of Camera Raw (like my Canon 6d) that could be supported in Photoshop CS5 or earlier? Its like Adobe saying you want a Camera Raw for you Camera then buy CS6 which is insulting to your customers.

Kenny_777 wrote:
Why does Adobe refuse to provide the latest version of Camera Raw (like my Canon 6d) that could be supported in Photoshop CS5 or earlier?
Adobe's policy to to provide free updates (not upgrades) for currently shipping software, which means the current Photoshop CS6 and Camera Raw 7.x. Development on Photoshop CS5.x and Camera Raw 6.x stopped when Photoshop CS6 started shipping. While it may appear on the surface that's it's a ploy to force users to upgrade to the most recent version when getting a new camera, it's really a policy based on the technical issues of trying to provide backwards compatible software for application that are no longer being developed.
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Canon Rebel T4i-CS5

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I tried to open one of the camera raw files from this page and photoshop cs5 on windows 7 with camera 6.7 couldn't open it
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