Canon Mark II DS Raw Images

Since Aperture 1 and recently Aperture 2.1, I never had problems to import raw images to Aperture.
It work like a charm. I did the last 2 Aperture upgrades recommended by Apple. Now I am back from a trip, tried to import my raw images to the G5, and it would not work at all. On my old laptop, however, on which I did not run the upgrades, the raw import worked perfectly.
Where can I find the previous releases on which the raw import work well, and how could I un-install the current, go back to the ones that work, without corrupting all the images that I already have in Aperture.
Thanks in advance for any help.

hu38 wrote: I have a Canon 5D Mark II and have just upgraded to standard CS4. When I go to view my Raw files on bridge I am unable to do this - all I see instaed of the thumbnail is the CR2 file. When I click on the file it states 'could not complete your request as it is not the correct type of document' - can you please advise how I can view these files?
The Canon 5D Mark II requires at least version 5.2 of the ACR plug-in. See http://kb2.adobe.com/cps/407/kb407111.html
The CS4 default installed ACR 5.0 so you have to upgrade the plug-in.
Get version 5.6 here: http://www.adobe.com/downloads/updates/

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Canon 5d Mark II and Raw Images in CS4

HI
I have a Canon 5D Mark II and have just upgraded to standard CS4. When I go to view my Raw files on bridge I am unable to do this - all I see instaed of the thumbnail is the CR2 file. When I click on the file it states 'could not complete your request as it is not the correct type of document' - can you please advise how I can view these files?
Thanks

hu38 wrote: I have a Canon 5D Mark II and have just upgraded to standard CS4. When I go to view my Raw files on bridge I am unable to do this - all I see instaed of the thumbnail is the CR2 file. When I click on the file it states 'could not complete your request as it is not the correct type of document' - can you please advise how I can view these files?
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Does Elements 6 support Canon Mark D5 II Raw Files?

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hope you are doing good. i need your opinion regarding a phenomena i am observing in the RAW images from Mark iii.
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My Canon Rebel is no longer recording RAW images but set for RAW in manual mode.

I've tried changing memory card. My card's been recently formatted. I tried setting quality as RAW only not both RAW + Jpg...but still not getting RAW images in upload. Lightroom settings are fine and able to upload RAW from my Canon G12. I tried clearing setting but no affect. Is a factory reset a possible solution?

Debbie wrote:
Tahdah, tahdah and just plain dahhhh!!! I figured it out and if I share the answer I'll sound just plain stupid. But here goes in case someone else has the same problem, or should I say the same misunderstanding. In short, as it turns out I didn't have the quality set on RAW. I had checked, and rechecked the menu>quality window several times and each time misread it until I was just looking in the manual. In it the list of quality options is in a single column. In camera RAW is in a second column next to L with a quarter circle. I thought I had RAW selected. I'd been saying that the letter L was there. The manual, thank goodness, had the single column and said that was a JPG. Here I was reading about battery checks etc and there it was. I had been checking settings a while back and managed to change from RAW to JPG and not figured that I'd not changed back correctly. Whew!!! Call me dumb but I'm stupidly delighted right now ;o) Thanks to all those who tried to help.
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5d mark II raw images soft

Hi All-while importing 5d mark II images into LR2 I've noticed they are very soft, almost to the point you think they are out of focus. At first I though it was a camera problem, but after reviewing the forums I see I'm not alone. When using Canon's DPP the images are sharp. While I do notice the colors are off slightly, I am more concerned with the image quality and was wondering if anyone had any ideas. Thanks

Maybe I can provide you with some examples.
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