Canon Rebel T2i & Elements 8

Does anyone have a clue how to get Elements 8 to read the CR2 files from the new Canon Rebel T2i? I tried following the instructions on the Elements web page, but they do not work.

You probably made a mistake following the manual installation instructions. See this FAQ for troubleshooting:
http://www.johnrellis.com/psedbtool/photoshop-elements-faq.htm#_Problems_opening_raw

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Which sequence settings for Canon Rebel T2i ?

Hi everyone!
I need immediate help. A friend of mine did a rough cut of a project (in Windows Movie Maker) shot with a Canon Rebel T2i.
He gave me the file (in .wmv), so that I could do a little color correction and sound editing in Adobe Premiere Pro CS 4.
I am not sure which settings I have to choose when creating a new project.
I guess the settings that I chose were wrong, because when I played the video, there was something like a blue flash covering half of the frame every second.
What should I do?
Here is a picture:

Hi there
You should re-post this in the Premiere Pro forum. This forum is for Adobe Captivate discussion.
Click the link below, then on the page that appears, click the drop-down selector and choose Premiere.
Click here
Cheers... Rick

Proper sequence settings for importing Canon Rebel T2i footage

Greetings, all. I searched the forum and didn't find this question answered elsewhere, so I thought I'd ask.
I'm using Adobe Premiere Pro CS4, version 4.2.1, and I'm trying to find the ideal sequence settings for the Canon Rebel T2i, which records in MPEG-4 AVC/H.264, with adjustable frame rate. I am running on Apple Mac OSX 10.8.2.
I've been editing with this footage for over a year now, and it's always been a struggle because I have to render all footage before I can even play it in Premiere. When first imported, the render bar above the timeline is yellow.
I'd like to see if I'm doing this incorrectly; to know if I have a simple sequence setting that's incorrect. What sequence settings should I use for my imported footage to start out green and not require a lengty render for video that isn't even edited yet?
Thank you,
-Matt

>When first imported, the render bar above the timeline is yellow
I think this is written for CS5, but the concept should be the same
http://blogs.adobe.com/premiereprotraining/2011/02/red-yellow-and-green-render-bars.html

I'm unable to download RAW images from my Canon Rebel T2i to my flash drives. JPEGS are fine. WHY?

Suddenly I'm unable to download my RAW images from my Canon Rebel T2i to my flash drives when just a few weeks ago I was able to. What happened? I can download JPEGS just fine. No error codes, software works like normal, i see the previews and when i go to my flash drives to open the files the dated file is there but it opens with no images. I've reformatted the memory card twice now, so that's not the problem. Any ideas from all my new friends out there. Thank you.

We may need more info. What are your flash drives? What are you using to copy? What computer/OS do you use?
Normally a file is a file... a computer doesn't care what type of file it is. Whether or not any software knows how to hope the file wont impact the computer's ability to copy it. This makes me wonder if it is being copied, but can't be opened (e.g. if the software you are using doesn't know how to deal with a Canon T2i RAW file (.CR2).
RAW is more of a "concept" than a "standard". Every camera model's RAW file will be slightly different. If you want to open an image in, say, Photoshop... they provide "Adobe Camera RAW" updates for their software and you'd need the update that supports your T2i (btw, when Adobe releases a "new" version of software, they tend to stop providing RAW updates for all previous versions of that software. So depending on what version of software you use... the only way to get it to work with RAW may involve having to upgrade the software (there are some cumbersome work-arounds.))
Tim Campbell
5D II, 5D III, 60Da

HT3583 I just purchased a Canon Rebel T2i camera and need to know if Aperature 3 will support the Raw files from this camera

Will Aperture 3 support Canon Rebel T2i Raw picture format? I just got the camera and am disappointed that their software does not yet work with the Lion operating system. They said driver would be available in the first quarter of 2012 but when I checked it still is not on the list. I will upgrade to Aperature 3 from Aperature 2 if it supports the Canon T2i Raw files. Any input is appreciated.
Thanks.

http://www.apple.com/aperture/specs/raw.html

How do I make adobe bridge work with canon rebel t2i camera?

I have photo shop cs3 and never had a problem with Bridge before. Now I purchased a new canon rebel t2i and it will not recognize adobe bridge. Anyone know how I can make this work?

I am biased against e-mail for three reasons:
1. All too frequently the message sent is blank and the one posting never knows.
Not so frequently anymore
2. Any edits to a post never get reposted, so those using e-mail are "in the dark".
Yes, but then again, one should read first what was written before sending it to the world (and sometimes it can be pretty to be in the dark...)
3. They do not get the advantage of scrolling up and down the responses to see what others said, reviewing what was said that did not work, or seeing what was not suggested.
That is solved by hitting the links in the email to visit the forum or thread. Mail is just faster and the times I have to look at the history are far less to normal posts. I do find it more confusing with the general forums and I'm clueless where the moved discussions come from, like this thread that seems to be answered and is about an old version and a problem that has been discussed many times before.
Guess old fashoned, but don't see any advantage to having my e-mail clogged with dozens of posts each day. I follow 4 forums.
Don't know what email you are using, I do have Apple mail but used to work with Entourage (the MS Outlook version for Mac) but both do have the option to create rules. I created a folder for each forum or other source that moves the mail automatically to the folders for the particular forums. Also have the option for Smart folders that creates a copy from predefined sources and puts it in those folders for better overview and searching...

Imovie 08 isn't reconizing my Canon Rebel t2i

When I try to import video from my Canon Rebel T2i, it never shows that my camera is there. Help?

When I try to import video from my Canon Rebel T2i, it never shows that my camera is there. Help?

Just bought a Canon Rebel T2i as a gift, not out of box yet. Called apple before I bought it and they said it's compatible with iMovie 11. Reading comments that people are having a difficult time getting iMovie to read files. Any comments?

Just bought a canon rebel t2i as a gift, not out of box yet. Called apple first and they said camera was compatible with imovie 11. reading comments that users are having difficulty with imovie reading files from rebel. any comments.

I don't see the camera listed for any version of iMovie:
http://help.apple.com/imovie/cameras/en/index.html?lang=en_US
That means that any videos you shoot will have to be imported into iPhoto and then moved to iMovie.

Canon Rebel t2i + RAW

Just picked up a T2i and snapped a few RAW photos. I'm using Aperture 3.0.1 and imported the pics however I can not view them. I assume this camera is not yet supported since it just came out.
How long does Apple typically take to provide support for new cameras?

The list of supported cameras is here :-
http://www.apple.com/aperture/specs/raw.html
You may be able to deduce that timescale if you know when recent Canon models on the list were introduced.

How do I import video from a Canon Rebel T2i?

I just got a Canon T2i for filming. How do I import the videos from the camera into Final Cut Express 4.0.1? Or, what format do I need to convert it to?

Use MPEG Streamclip or Clipwrap to convert your T2i video files to QuickTime/Apple Intermediate Codec. Import the QT/AIC files into FCE ... using an appropriate AIC easy setup in FCE. (The easy setup choice depends on how you shot your video ... 720p30, 1080i60 etc.)

I have a Canon Rebel T2i and can't connect it to my 2010 MacBook Pro (OS X Yosemite). Does anyone know how to fix this problem?

Canon DSLR tethering problem with Yosemite

Thanks, Kappy
I was fooling around with Lightroom and it has a tethering option. I tried it and it worked. But I am still reading my camera manual as you recommeded.
Thnaks,
JR

I have a Canon Rebel t5i and a mac - will I have to convert the files from my camera before being able to edit in Premiere Elements?

I have a Canon Rebel t5i and a mac - will I have to convert the files from my camera before being able to edit in Premiere Elements?

What version of P-Elements, and what codec does the camera produce?

Final Cut Express/Canon EOS Rebel T2i

     I recently bought a Canon EOS Rebel T2i. I have come across other questions on this forum regarding importing video to Final Cut. There was mention of a Canon EOS plugin. I'm hoping to be able to import using Log and Transfer. Is the plugin the way to go rather than converting H.264 in Mpeg Streamclip? Is the EOS plugin now compatible with the T2i and compatible with Final Cut Express? What codec should the Canon files be converted to?
    Thank You,
    Cue

If you're working in FCE, then the files need to be converted to AIC (for HD or SD) or to QuickTime DV (for SD only). Those are the only two video formats that FCE works with natively.
I don't know if the Canon plugin works with FCE or not or even if it works for the T2i - you will need to check Canon's website for that information.
-DH

Canon Rebel t3i or t2i ???? need input

I am upgading from my little Canon Power Shot. Decided on a Canon Rebel either t3i or t2i and would like input.
The only difference I can see is the swivel out LCD screen, is it worth spending the extra money on that opiton???
I do take a lot of video's.
Any input would be greatly appreciated. Thanks

Swivel screens is nice when you shoot low or overhead
Swivel screens are unprotected (ie a belt buckle) when exposed and must be flip around in order to view it.... a hassle
Swivel screens also results in more blurry shaky pictures.... using the view finder will be a more steady image as the camera is held closer to your bodies center of gravity
DSLR videos offer great images, but horrible give audio when the Auto Focus or Image Stabilizer is used. Turn up your computer speakers and click on this link. The audio is like listening to finger nails on a chalkboard. Just say "NO"! If this your wedding video.... you will be "so fired!".
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9r3VcFueYw4&t=4s
DSLR videos will require external microphones for best audio.... suddenly your camera is no longer portable.
DSLR videos are also limited in length before the sensor overheats..... will your wedding completed in 12 minutes? I prefer packing a separate HD camcorder.
I like Canon pocket shooters and HD cameras, but I like Nikon for DSLR's. Consider the D7000 and the D5100 as well in your research

How to handle an unsupported RAW format (Canon EOS T2i/550D)

I just got the Canon EOS T2i Digital Rebel today. I wasn't expecting Aperture to support its RAW files yet and it doesn't. My plan is to shoot RAW + JPEG until RAW support arrives. I've noticed some strange things happening during import. At first only a few files showed up in the import window. Checking/unchecking the import duplicates box did nothing. Eventually somehow all the photos showed up. I couldn't tell you what I did that made any difference.
The camera writes separate CR2 and JPG files to the card. The first time I imported I set the RAW + JPEG Pairs setting to "Both (JPEG as Master)". For some reason only the CR2 was imported and as expected it showed the unsupported icon. I couldn't see any JPEGs. I did the import again and now all the files are there but the CR2 and JPEGs are not linked in any way. I guess I don't understand how this should work.
Does anyone have any experience with RAW+JPEG shooting?

On a retry, the import seems to be working correctly with RAW + JPEG pairs. The first time I tried this I was using an SD card formatted and used (with images on it) from a Canon EOS T1i. Maybe that was confusing Aperture.
I formatted the card with the T2i, reshot some images and re-imported with the setting of Both (JPEG as Master). The imported images have the "J" badge which means RAW + JPEG pairs with JPEG as master. If there was an "R" badge it means the RAW file is the master. When you right click the images there's a new menu entry for "Set RAW as master". Selecting that menu item shows the RAW file with the unsupported image icon.
Once Apple delivers RAW support for the T2i I can just select the "Set RAW as master" menu item to start using the RAW file.

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