Canon cr2 i Elements 12

Er det mulig å behandle raw-filer fra Canon cr2 i Elements 12?

You need to specify the EXACT model of the Canon camera that generates those raw files. "CR2" means nothing; there are many flavors of CR2 files.

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Can't upgrade Photoshop Elements 9.0 to ANYTHING: unable to open Canon CR2 Raw files

I will start this post w/ the comment that I am completely fed-up with Adobe, and am not surprised at the troubles its having considering how completely **** it's ancillary services on its products are. Outside of the actual editing capabilities of their software (the only reason I and most people use their software) they have bungled UI, design, updates, and product support.
On to my issue.
I have a Mac, I have OSX 10.9.4 installed, I also own a copy of Photoshop elements. I recently wiped and reinstalled my OS, and thus reinstalled Photoshop Elements 9.0.
It doesn't support Canon .cr2 files, Canon Raw image files. I have wasted nearly 2 hours running in circles, and registering for every ******* stupid adobe mailing list, and cloud product, forum ID, that exists, all at adobes insistence without getting any sort of answer.
1. There is no update function. The menu item HELP>UPDATE ... DOES NOT EXIST, every update must be done manually.
2. I can't download and install any of the most recent Camera RAW plugins because they require the most update version of PSE9.0.
3. I manually downloaded both update 9.0.2 and 9.0.3 and was required to download two additional pieces of Adobe software, which at best are useless, and at worst are malware the cloud services OSX plugin, and the Adobe App and Install Manager.
4. When I run either update patch, I get the error message "This update is not applicable for you" and then information to contact customer support, which then circuitously and deviously reroutes me through a series of stupid questions.
5. Ultimately I came here and have searched the forums and don't have an answer to my question yet.
Questions.
1. Why can't I install updates 9.0.2 or 9.0.3 to my PSE 9.0 for Mac OSX
2. I don't give a f#*K about the updates, I just want to open canon RAW CR2 files.
I wish someone else produced even moderately decent photo editing software, I'd rid myself of adobe.

The raw files from the 5D should open OK but the files from the EOS-M require PSE11 or PSE12. Alternatively, download and install the free Adobe DNG converter to convert your raw files from the EOS-M to the Adobe universal Raw format and the files will open in all versions of PSE (keep your originals as backups and for use in the camera manufactures software)
Windows download (.exe file) click here DNG Converter 8.6
Mac download (.dmg file) click here DNG Converter 8.6
You can convert a whole folder of raw images in one click. See this quick video tutorial:
You Tube click here for DNG Converter tutorial

Some Canon CR2 RAW Files Will Not Open In Elements 8

I use a Canon 7D DSLR. Up until 30 minutes ago I never had a problem opening Canon CR2 RAW files in Photoshop Elements 8.
Some files still open others do not. I can think of only one thing. I was shooting a large number of frames and reduced the RAW Image size down from RAW Large Only to RAW Medium with Small Jpeg to give me more room on the Compact Flash Card.
The Large RAW only CR2 files open fine in PSE 8, the Jpegs open fine, but the smaller sized CR2 files will not open and I get a wrong file type message in PSE8.
Any ideas why this would happen? I suspect it is a function of the camera setting, but all RAW files download as CR2 files.
I appreciate any guidance in this matter. Needless to say I am resetting my camera back to Large RAW files only.
Alex

ACR 5.x only supported full-sized 7D RAWs, but ACR 6.x supports 7D mRAW and sRAW, so just update to the latest version of the plugin, following the PSE-specific instructions:
http://www.adobe.com/downloads/updates/
sRAW and mRAW files are not RAWs because the camera has already demosaicked them to RGB and encoded them as lossless JPG.
Here is technical information on the reduce-sized RAWs:
http://lclevy.free.fr/cr2/#sraw

Elements 11 and Canon CR2 Compatability

Will Elements 11 open Canon CR2 files or Will I still need to convert to DNG?

Each camera is supported specifically, so it depends on the model of the camera, how new it is, compared to the version of the camera-raw plug-in that PSE11 is using. If the camera is newer than the plug-in then it won’t be supported because Adobe didn’t have a chance to profile ti before the plug-in was created.
You can update your PSE11 to the latest compatible version with Help / Updates in the Editor module.
If your camera is a 70D then it will be supported with ACR 8.2 plug-in version (use help/about plugsin/camera raw to determine the version) but because PSE12 comes out in a few days/weeks, as does ACR 8.2, then perhaps PSE11 will not be updated to ACR 8.2 and you’d need to buy PSE12.
What camera model are the CR2 files from and what version of the ACR plug-in are you using?
Here is a web-page at Adobe that lists the version of ACR (and other programs) for each model of camera they support raw files from:
http://helpx.adobe.com/creative-suite/kb/camera-raw-plug-supported-cameras.html

I have a d70 canon camera, will Elements 12 support the CR2 files it makes in the raw exposures?

I have a d70 canon camera, will Elements 12 support the CR2 files it makes in the raw exposures?

Hi,
I assume you mean the Canon 70D - that should be supported by ACR 8.2
If you have PSE 12, you will need to update it by using Help -> Update.
If you don't have PSE 12, the best thing is to download and install the trial version. You will still need to update it. It will function as the full product for 30 days so you can make sure it reads your raw files.
http://www.adobe.com/cfusion/tdrc/index.cfm?product=photoshop_elements&loc=us
Brian

Opening canon cr2 raw in elements 10

i have tried opening canon cr2 files from canon 650d in elements 10 but no luck why? only way was DNG converter.
mike hawthorne

Since pse 10 can only use up to camera raw 6.7 and the canon 650d requires at least camera raw 7.1
that is why you need to use the dng converter.
Camera Raw plug-in | Supported cameras
Camera Raw-compatible Adobe applications
Newer photoshop elements versions pse 11, 12 and 13 can open those files without the need to convert them using the dng converter.

PSE can't open Canon .CR2

Hi,
I have recently bought Photoshop Elements 12. I have uninstalled PSE 9 and installed PSE 12 on my Windows 8.1 computer. But it crashes about 80% of the times when I open Canons .CR2 (raw) files from my Canon 550D. Any suggestions, or should I return PSE 12 and reinstall PSE 9 again (which worked fine)?
BR, Andreas

You need to make sure you have the latest version of ACR which is version 5.6. Some of the Adobe links are not what they seem and lead to earlier versions. Use the download for PSE8; it will work with PSE7.
Windows:
http://www.adobe.com/support/downloads/detail.jsp?ftpID=4626
Mac:
http://www.adobe.com/support/downloads/detail.jsp?ftpID=4623

When will the Camera plug-in be updated for the Canon 70D for Elements 9?

When will the Camera plug-in be updated for the Canon 70D for Elements 9

Hi,
There hasn't been an update for PSE 9 since Sept 2011 so it is unlikely to ever be updated for the 70D.
Your options are
1) Upgrade PSE 12 when it comes out (probably soon)
2) Use the Canon software (DPP) that came with your camera - convert to TIF files and import those into PSE
3) Download/Install the free Adobe DNG 8.2RC Converter to convert your CR2 files to DNG files - the DNG files can then be processed by PSE 9
Brian

Adobe Bridge Corrupts Canon CR2 files

Viewing Canon CR2 RAW files from a Canon EOS 7D or Canon EOS 40D camera will corrupt some images. After Adobe Bridge creates a
thumbnail of the CR2 files, some images previews will show the file with corruption (large white square or discolored areas). The CR2 file then
becomes corrupt. The file is not corrupt prior to viewing in bridge, but it becomes corrupt after viewing in bridge. The file is corrupt because it can
no longer be processed with any other RAW conversion program including ACR, DPP, or BreezeBrowser. If the file is marked as read only before viewing in bridge, the image preview shows corrupt in Bridge but the file remains intact and can be processed with Canon's DPP software. This issue first occured with CS4 and the ACR 5.5 update. The problem seemed to be less prevalent with the ACR 5.7 update. However after upgrading to CS5 this problem is back and worse than ever.
When doing a detailed file compare between a corrupted version of a CR2 file and a copy of the same file before the corruption occurs it appears as if metadata has been written to the wrong part of the file (middle) instead of the beginning (header).
Operating System: Windows 7

I am trying to fix this problem as well.
In my case, I've got Windows 7 (32-bit), CS5, and a Canon 50D.
I've got photos that I can view perfectly in Canon's Digital Photo Professional, but the SAME photo in the SAME directory opens corrupted in Bridge.
Here's an interesting wrinkle:
Scenarios:
(fyi - all my CR2 images are pulled off the CF card using Bridge's loader)
CR2 Image opened in Canon's Digital Photo Professional: Opens Fine.
CR2 Image opened in Photoshop directly (skipping Bridge): Opens Fine. (opens in Camera Raw first, of course, but still Fine)
CR2 Image 'browsed to' in Bridge: Corrupted pinky/yellow/white.
CR2 Image double-clicked in Bridge, opens in Camera Raw: Corrupted pinky/yellow/white.
Bridge closed.
CR2 image opened in Photoshop directly again. Pay attention... opens 1st in Camera Raw: Corrupted, but for only five seconds! It refreshes on its own and now is Fine! Click Open Image into Photoshop and it Opens Fine again.
It's clear to me Bridge/Adobe something is corrupting these images.
It seems sometimes that the corruption becomes permanent, and even Canon's Digital Photo Professional shows a corrupted image. In the scenarios and order mentioned above, the CR2 file remains openable fine in Digital Photo Professional. So, why other images I have cannot open well in Digital Photo Professional, I do not know -- perhaps the order I clicked things caused Bridge to update the CR2 file?
I'm in the process of updating all CS5 software to the latest, in case I'm missing some updates. If anything improves as a result, I'll update here.
]{evin

Can't open Canon Cr2 file in Photoshop CS6

I purscahed PShop CS6 Upgrade a few days ago as an upgrade for the full CS4 Extended (which was upgraded to CS5 last year). I installed CS6 as an upgrade to the installed and registered CS5.
Neither Bridge CS6 nor Photoshop CS6 will read Canon Cr2 raw files, and the "About Photoshop" splash screen indicates my purchased CS6 is a Beta version.
What has gone wrong? Should I uninstall CS5 and CS6, reinstall CS4 and then apply the CS6 upgrade to CS4?
Thanks
Ken Lilley

Hi Chris
Thanks for the reply. My reply is a bit delayed from time zones - I
live in Australia & had to go out to do some work.
My CS6 upgrade was bought from the Adobe Store Australia on May 10.
Order number is: AD003318323AU
The downloadsI got on May 10 seemed to cause the problem. I had trouble
with the Akamai option but used a second option to get CS6 in 2 files -
the small exe and the big zipped file. The small exe wouldn't unzip the
main file so I unzipped it manually and installed from that, and somehow
or other I finished up with the beta version. I'd never installed the
beta version before this, but the "About Photoshop" splash screen made
it obvious that I had it then.
When I got home a while ago I ran the Adobe download process again and
this time it worked, and file sizes and date last modified etc were
different in today's download. I deactivated the first CS6, uninstalled
it, ran Adobe Creative Suite Cleanser Tool and reinstalled from todays
downloaded files. My new CS6 is the correct & current version.
Adobe will probably have another confused customer somewhere who did
what I did at about the same time and got the beta version instead of
the real program.
The CR2 files I couldn't open were from a Canon G1X. My Canon 5D Mk2
files opened properly.
Thanks again
Ken Lilley
Brisbane Australia

Opening Canon CR2 files in CS3 on a Mac

What Camera Raw plug-in do I need to open Canon CR2 files in Photoshop CS3 on a Mac?
-Please send download link and installation instructions.
Thanks

Martha,
You have not provided any information about how you updated to ACR 4.3 or details about your setup, whether you have purged the Cache through the Tools menu in Bridge, trashed Photoshop and/or preferences, Repaired Permissions, or performed any other maintenance, nor what error message you get or what happens when you try opening your images, nor any information as to the exact version of Photoshop you are running (10.0.1?) as well as the OS (14.0.11 or 10.5.7?). You really need to post in the Camera Raw forum so that you can browse existing threads and so we can point you to relevant posts.
Provided the files themselves are not damaged or corrupted, the most common problems are installing the ACR plug-in in the wrong place and not removing the obsolete ACR plug-in that is originally installed by default with Photoshop.
If you go to the Photoshop menu > About Plug-in > Camera Raw…, you should see only one instance of Camera Raw and it should be 4.6 when you select that menu item.
If you have any other question, please post in the Camera Raw forum, not here. A discussion of this nature should be over there, where it can benefit other Camera Raw users, not just you.

XSLT Transformation error: Non-canonical structure of element name

Good day experts,
I have recently started using xslt, and came upon the following demo in the sdn.
http://wiki.sdn.sap.com/wiki/display/ABAP/XMLXSLTwith+ABAP
I have retrieved the example xml files from airplus.com, as per the instructions, and implemented the code.
When I test the xslt transformation in se80, it transforms correctly.
However, when I run the program, I get the following error.
CX_XSLT_FORMAT_ERROR
Transformation error: Non-canonical structure of element name XML_OUTPUT
Is there an error in the example that I am not aware of?
Thanks in advance,
Johan Kriek

Found the solution.
You rename the tag <XML_OUTPUT> to anything else like <TEST>. And Hurray!!! it works.
It looks like SAP is using this name internally somewhere so we are getting error when we are using same name.
Anyways the problem is solved.
Regards,
Jai

Canon CR2 RAW corruped to .sr2 in Bridge

When previewing fro CF card into Adobe Bridge Canon .CR2 files get corrupted to .sr2 and show 0 bytes !! Trying to rename does nothing! This has happened before and only with Bridge!! Help!!!

Thanks for the tip Ellir. I downloaded 5.4RC last night and it didn't have support (tested) and today official 5.4 gets released with the support. I feel lucky
And to whiners, I'm just asking a question. I really feel that forums would have warmer welcoming and less elitism. But oh well.
Anyways SX1 problem solved, tested and it works. Thank you Adobe.

Canon CR2 to DNG issue. DNG files too big!

I'm experiencing what I believe may be a few issues whilst converting from Canon CR2 RAW files to the Adobe DNG format.
(Camera is Canon 5D Mk2)
For example, I have a folder containing CR2 RAW files which size = approx' 410MB. But when I perform the DNG conversion to a new folder, the total file size of that folder containing the converted DNG images is over 800MB! Does this sound correct?
I thought converting to DNG reduced the overall file size of the RAW image somewhat?
For info, I'm using the latest version of the converter with no JPEG preview or embedded original RAW file selected.
THANKS

When converting to DNG, is "Embed original Raw File" selected?
If it is, it will double the size of the DNG file.
I have not seen any reason to select this option, and the only time that I have seen reference to it (in Better Digital Camera, I think), it was suggested that this option be turned off.

DNG Converter no longer converts focusing points from Canon CR2 files

Hi all,
Up until some time between July 2010 and September 2010, the focusing points embedded in the original Canon CR2 files were also converted and containded in the DNG-file. Hence up until this point in time the focusing points were shown in Apple's Aperture. Since September 2010 this is no longer the case.
I had hoped for the DNG Converter 6.7 Beta to have corrected this truncation of the files.
I am using af Canon EOS 1D Mark III. I am running OS X Lion 10.7.3
1. Has anybody else experienced the same change in behavor of the DNG Converter?
2. Can anybody still see the focus points in Aperture or equal Imaging program?
3. Does anybody have an idea, how to contact Adobe for such a feature request?
Thank you in advance for your help.
Kind regards,
Allan

Hi MadManChan2000,
Thank you for your answer. So what you are saying is that for some reason Apple's Aperture is no longer reading these MarkerNote metadata correctly?
Kind regards,
Allan

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