Canon EOD Rebel sl1 (100d) raw photo's (.cr2) cannot be read in aperture. How can I make dat?

How can I read my photo's from my Canon Eos 100d (Rebel sl1) in aperture.
The extension is .cr2.
The extension from my photo's from my Canon 5D Mark III are .cr2 as well, but i can read those in aperture.

.cr2 is a general file extension for Canon Raw format, but the raw support is specific for each camera. The list of supported raw formats is here: http://www.apple.com/aperture/specs/raw.html
I do not yet see your camera on that list. You may have to wait for the next raw support update to be able to open the raw files in Aperture.
While you are waiting, you may want to shoot raw and jpeg pairs and use the jpeg as original file, and change back to the raw as master, when your camera will be supported. Or try, if the free Adobe dng-converter can read the images: see here http://www.macupdate.com/app/mac/16064/adobe-dng-converter
Regards
Léonie

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