Canon T2i / 550d raw support?

I just bought Aperture 3 to use with my new camera, and was disappointed to find out that there is no raw support. (I get "unsupported format" when I import the images either directly from the camera or from file)
Does anyone know if Apple is working on a raw support update for the T2i, and in what sort of timeframe I can expect it?

mspronk wrote:
It looks like the latest current OSX Digital Camera Raw update (3.2) includes the T2i.
Going to install and try it out right now!
mspronk wrote:
It looks like the latest current OSX Digital Camera Raw update (3.2) includes the T2i.
Going to install and try it out right now!
Esta actualización amplía la compatibilidad del formato de imagen RAW a Aperture 3 y iPhoto ’09 en las siguientes cámaras:
_*Canon EOS Rebel T2i / 550D / Kiss X4*_
Leica S2
Olympus E-450
Olympus E-600
Olympus E-620
Sony Alpha DSLR-A230
Sony Alpha DSLR-A330
Sony Alpha DSLR-A380
Sony Alpha DSLR-A450
También soluciona los problemas de procesamiento de imágenes RAW de las siguientes cámaras:
Canon EOS 30D
Pentax K-x
Pentax K-7
Para obtener más información acerca de los formatos RAW compatibles, visite: http://support.apple.com/kb/HT3825?viewlocale=es_ES

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What a disappointment to have downloaded and installed the trial version of PS CS5 only to find the ACR does not yet support the Canon T2i. Adobe, what are you waiting for?

64polara wrote:
What a disappointment to have downloaded and installed the trial version of PS CS5 only to find the ACR does not yet support the Canon T2i. Adobe, what are you waiting for?
Disappointment? I suppose if you have unreasonable (and ill informed) expectations...
The same thing happened with CS4...Camera Raw 6 for CS5 was done MONTHS ago–well before the most recent round of cameras were added to ACR 5.7 (the most recent version released a week or so ago). The exact same thing happened with CS4 and ACR 5 vs ACR 4.6 supporting more cameras until ACR 5.1 came out.
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What PPro CS5 preset do you use for Canon T2i/550D footage?

When editing Canon T2i (or 550D) footage what Premiere Pro CS5 preset is the best to use: the Canon XF MPEG2 or the Digital SLR presets?
I've just speant an hour on the net searching for this info and found conflicting opinions so I'm hoping some CS5/T2i users see this and will respond with what they use and why. Thanks!

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Canon Powershot s40 RAW support hack WORKS!

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<<< Following copied from Jason's thread on the Powershot G2>>>
This camera is a bit old but if you want to import images in RAW format you can try this hack. Hopefully Apple will have official support soon.
I started with the settings for the already-supported G3. Feel free to modify the values if you've got any idea what they're for...
Edit this file (make sure you save a backup first)
/System/Library/Frameworks/ApplicationServices.framework/Frameworks/ImageIO.fram ework/Versions/Current/Resources/Raw.plist
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<key>Canon-PowerShot S40</key> 
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<key>blackReplace</key> <true/>
<key>black</key> <integer>32</integer>
<key>max</key> <integer>1023</integer>
<key>white</key> <integer>1023</integer>
<key>premul0</key> <real>1.90</real> <key>premul1</key> <real>1.00</real> <key>premul2</key> <real>1.22</real>
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<real>-0.1205</real> <real>0.1844</real> <real>0.8335</real>
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<key>m2</key>
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<real>0.9087</real> <real>-0.2693</real> <real>-0.1049</real>
<real>-0.6715</real> <real>1.4382</real> <real>0.2537</real>
<real>-0.2291</real> <real>0.2819</real> <real>0.7790</real>
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<key>mc</key> <real>0.83355</real>
<key>otrc</key>
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Also note,
Powershot S40 CRW's I'd archived within Aperture rendered almost immediately (as did .DNG's based on them). But the RAW adjustment fine tuning did not appear in the Inspector/HUD.
(My assumption on the above is that Aperture initially identified them as non-RAW vs. unsupported, and therefore set a flag somewhere saying that RAW adjustments were not valid).
There is another thread on this for the Nikon D80, so I followed its solution ....
Export the masters, delete masters, re-import the masters!
All works well!

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As above, camera has been out for a while now, and i still can't edit my RAW files. Is Adobe usually this slow with support?

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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.
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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.
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I cant updated Camera Raw to accommodate my Canon 550D Raw images on CS4 - its saying "Could not complete your request because it is not the right kind of document" HELP!!!

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Importing RAW images from Canon EOS 550D

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laglj.com

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Kind Regards
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Kind Regards
Tom Croll

NO Canon RAW support?

After watching a video of Steve Jobs annoucing that iPhoto 5 included RAW support, I purchased a Canon 350 Rebel XT. Today I shot some photo's of my son's baseball game in RAW. When I tried to import them they are unreadable by iPhoto.
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Would it really do any good for Adobe to communicate an official release date? If they didn't meet that date then you would just call Adobe a liar. Adobe has users from several different companies waiting for support. And whether you believe it or not, there is no providing of specs from camera makers. They don't care whether Adobe Camera Raw supports the camera. Adobe is just another company to them. Adobe has to purchase each camera and then create the profiles for it. The real solution? Camera makers, agree on a common file format. If you won't do that, then YOU take the blame for this delay that happens about four times every year.
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> Does anyone know if Fireworks 8 supports Canon's .CR2
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>
see if this free converter will turn it into a format
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a photoshop plugin-
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