Cs2 raw problem

hi out there i got a 20d infrered canon plus 5d 40d all work with cs2 photoshop but just got 400d canon but cs2 will not open rwa ? any help

because stupid adobe said this is wrer i would get a answer they dont care

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Canon 1Ds Mark II CR2 files -- Aperture vs. CS2 Raw

Hi Gang,
I can tell I'm going to be frequent flier here for a while as I experiment with Aperture. This forum is a great resource.
A question for other users of the Canon 1Ds Mark II (or other canon models for that matter). Compared to the CS2 Raw converter, which has been my converter to-date, I'm finding two things:
1. Lots of noise coming out of Aperture! It takes the form of image-wide color noise, appearing in both subtle color fields and patterned areas. I know this topic has been covered at length here and I'm finding that the noise reduction controls, combined with CS2's noise reduction filter, can solve the problem. However, it is still somewhat distressing -- particularly when it happens on ISO 100 shots.
2. The second issue is actually advantageous, although I'm not sure why it's happening. My conversions out of Aperture appear much richer and warmer than those coming out of CS2. It's very pleasing, but baffling. In comparison to the CS2 conversions, the Aperture versions seem much more vibrant, as if the color saturation has been bumped up and the contrast deepened. My attempts to replicate this using the CS2 controls have been unsuccessful, even though I'm a pretty sophisticated user of that tool.
I haven't shot film in years, but I can only describe the results out of Aperture as more "film-like". I almost feel as though CS2 has a leveling effect on the RAW data, working too hard to interpret the data to produce even exposure and color values across the image. Aperture seems to leave more of the data intact, producing a result that is closer to how the image was actually lit and shot.
Curious to know whether anyone has had similar results between the two tools.
Thanks in advance.

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A question for other users of the Canon 1Ds Mark II
(or other canon models for that matter). Compared to
the CS2 Raw converter, which has been my converter
to-date, I'm finding two things:
1. Lots of noise coming out of Aperture!<...>
2. The second issue is actually advantageous,
although I'm not sure why it's happening. My
conversions out of Aperture appear much richer and
warmer than those coming out of CS2. It's very
pleasing, but baffling. <...>
On item one, it would be good to revisit your tests after 1.1 has come out - they are supposed to have improved the base RAW conversion for many cameras, and Canon I think in particualr since there have been lots of similar reports about noise.
But the second feature that will make things better even if the raw conversion were no better is the ability to fine-tune conversion parameters per-image. So if something is coming out noisy, you can turn up the noise reduction in conversion as opposed to using the noise reduction tool which can rather soften an image if applied too liberally.
As to the second point, I have seen reports from others there as well (including Rob Galbraith) saying that already colors from Aperture are better than many other converters - there was an article some time ago going into how much time the Aperture team went into making color rendtion as good as it could possibly be, I think to the exclusion of lots of other things. So when other aspects of the RAW conversion like detail, noise and sharpness have improved enough people I think will generally be really happy with the Aperture conversion and opinions will change quickly.
I think it's kind of interesting that until now very few RAW converters have been put to the kind of scrutiny that Aperture has been put through, certainly the first few versions of ACR were not looked at that closley by a wide audience. This will be great in the long run for all tools as improved Aperture conversions could fire off a real push across all the RAW conversion tools for improved quality. Bibble in my mind is the first out of the gate by improving not only the converter but also adding Noise Ninja and some lens correction tools.

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Caution!
Before plunking down the $$$ for CS5, look for the several threads around here where people are discovering their older AMD processors are not compatible with Photoshop CS5!
For example: http://forums.adobe.com/thread/630771
I'm not familiar with the processors in the AMD lineup, but it's possible yours will not run Photoshop CS5 until such time as Adobe releases an update.
-Noel

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CS3 upgrades are no longer available now that CS4 is out!
Perhaps if you described your particular problems, members of this forum could assist you. Note however, that CS2 was not supported on MacOS X 10.5 (Leopard).
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http://helpx.adobe.com/creative-suite/kb/camera-raw-plug-supported-cameras.html
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http://helpx.adobe.com/x-productkb/global/camera-raw-compatible-applications.html

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wersja camera RAW - 8.0.0.137
not reading raw's from 70D

so, now after following the linked instructions...
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Please forgive me if this is a repeated question . . . but I need some advice . . . I just picked up a new Nikon D90 tonite . . . I'm using Mac 10.4.11 and Photoshop CS2 . . . when I tried to open my raw files in Bridge, I get the message that these files cannot be recogniized . . .After searching Adobe support I just have more of a headache . . .I primarily shoot Raw . . . and have never had a problem with CS2 and Bridge with my Nikon D80 . . . Please give me some advice . . .Thanks so much in advance . . .David

Of course you get an error! The D90 didn't come out until way after Adobe stopped upgrading ACR for Photoshop CS2. You will never have support for your NEF files with Photoshop CS2. If you don't want to use the DNG converter you have several choices. Upgrade to Photoshop CS4 or Lightroom 2.x, purchase Photoshop Elements (latest version, although Camera Raw doesn't have all its features in Photoshop Elements), purchase some other software that will support your NEF files. The only way you can have the support for your NEF files in Photoshop CS2 is to use the DNG converter.
A lot of people complain that it is an "extra step" to use the DNG converter. You have to download the images from your camera anyway. Just use the DNG converter to do that. It will take a little longer than a normal download, but once the download/conversion is completed your workflow is no different than it otherwise would be.
Camera Raw has matured greatly since Photoshop CS2. You purchased an outstanding camera. It's now time to upgrade your software. ACR is little more than a toy in Photoshop CS2.

CS2 Camera Raw Problem - how to see my images?

A few weeks ago I had a complete PC failure and as a result I now have a new PC running Vista.
I have reloaded PS CS2, which is fine for all my needs but now I can't open my Camera Raw 2 files from my Canon 5D.
I realised that I had made an error when I downloaded the latest version of the CR Plug-in since that is not compatible with CS2.
so I replaced that version with Version 3.7.
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Unable to use the Camera Raw Plugin
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When I check in Help>About>PlugIn it either,
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I know I made a mistake downloading Verson 5.4 but how do I now correct this so that I can open and edit my .CR2 files?
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http://www.adobe.com/support/downloads/detail.jsp?ftpID=3582
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<[email protected]> wrote in message news:[email protected].. >I checked, and it's the right one. One of the things that I noticed is that >I had the plug in installed in the Adobe CS2>Plug-ins folder, and I read >somewhere that it should be in the common files folder instead. So I >removed it from the plug-ins folder and installed it into the common files >folder. Now, the message states "Could not complete your request because it >is not the right kind of document." I get this message if I try to open >both the .dng and the .cr2 files. Good suggestions from others. If it still doesn't work, use AcrChecker to dump your ACR installation. If the problem does not jump out at you, then click the Copy button and paste the text into a reply to this thread. http://curvemeister.com/downloads/acrchecker/index.htm I'm guessing you installed in the wrong subfolder in Common Files. -- Mike Russell - www.curvemeister.com

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I cannot get my documnet to print correctly( alignment on the page) using CS2 on a Mac 10.5.6. I read several posts that this is a compatibility issue between InDesign CS and Leopard. And that there is not a fix? Is this true? And why in the world would the biggest design application company not be compatible with the latest Apple OS? It's not like Leopard came out last month? Any insight?

OK, let me try this again.
In terms of MacOS X 10.5 and all the 10.5.# double dot releases, I am sure that the compatibility problems are frustrating to you. They are just as frustrating to us. Don't you think that many of our internal +users are on Macintoshes? But even Apple admits (at least to us if not publicly), that operating system bugs were the cause of these myriads of problems that plagued not only the CS2 applications, but the CS3 applications as well. There were also issues with printer drivers and their interactions with both the application programs and the operating system. Thus, the problems had nothing to do with Apple "updating and improving" as much as Apple attempting to update and improve without quite enough concern for the ability of existing applications to continue to run unimpeded. (Years ago, I actually ran an operating system development group for a major computer company. The most important criteria ranking above that of new features was the cardinal rule that we not do any harm to existing applications or system programs. The application program vendor should not need to modify the applications to run on the new OS release. And likewise, a user should not need to buy a new application version simply to take advantage of a dot release or even a major release of an operating system.)
Quite frankly, I am actually glad that no one at Adobe promised you anything with regards to a combination of a particular printer, its driver, MacOS X 10.5.6, CS4, and particular printing settings. The combinations and permutations are mind boggling and believe it or not, we as well as our network of beta testers can only test a small subset of said combinations and permutations. If you find a problem with a current release of an Adobe application and you report it, we will attempt to track down the problem with the combination of OS vendor (Apple in this case) and printer vendor if necessary to find the cause, a temporary workaround, and hopefully a more permanent fix. Unfortunately, Adobe does not have engineers doing compatibility fixes for software that is no longer being licensed. Thus, we have some engineers working on patches and workarounds for CS4 at this time (and as necessary, collaborating with the OS vendor and printer vendors), but not CS3 or CS2. The majority of our engineers are working on the next major release of our software.Can that be that complex a fix? In terms of the misaligned page and your question "can that be that complex a fix," the answer is "yes, it could require an OS fix, a driver fix, and/or some application workaround which in total is indeed complex" requiring coordination between two or three companies and multiple development, support, and test organizations. Oh, by the way, exactly what printer were you having problems with. I checked this thread and I haven't seen you reveal that interesting little piece of information!
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- Dov

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Camere Raw problem in adobe bridge cc

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Photoshop CS2 RAW (NEF) Issue

Hi,
My RAW (.NEF) files will not open in Photoshop CS2. Everytime I try to open a raw image it says...
"Could not complete your request because Photoshop does not recognize this type of file"
Don't know what to do. CS2 on OSX 10.5.8 with Nikon D90 photos.
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Thanks
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