Does elements 12 open photos taken with canon 70d

How to open photos taken with canon 70D in RAW format.
Does this actually work because it keeps on saying I cannot post a blank message

Thank you so much for you quick answer. Works fine, now. Thanks again, Barbara.
JWT

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http://helpx.adobe.com/creative-suite/kb/camera-raw-plug-supported-cameras.html
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Can elements 13 open raw files from Canon 70d?

Can elements 13 open raw files from Canon 70d?

PSE8 can't be updated but you can download and install the free Adobe DNG converter to convert your raw files to the Adobe universal Raw format and the DNG files will open in PSE8(keep your originals as backups and for use in the camera manufactures software)
Windows download (.exe file) click here DNG Converter 8.3
Mac download (.dmg file) click here DNG Converter 8.3
You can convert a whole folder of raw images in one click. See this quick video tutorial:
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Photoshop CS4 does not recognize raw photos taken with newer cameras. Anyone else have this problem?

Photoshop CS4 will not recognize RAW2 photos taken with my new Panasonic Lumix FZ100 camera. This camera is listed in Adobe's 6.2 Camera Raw update for Photoshop CS5 but cannot be loaded in CS4. I paid a lot of money for CS4 and don't want to buy CS5 just because I bought a new camera, but it appears that Adobe no longer updates Camera Raw for CS4 or with newer cameras. When I called the Help Desk to find out if there was some kind of patch I could get to make CS4 compatible with my new camera a gentleman in New Delhi informed me that he couldn't even answer my question until I paid $40 since answering questions about CS4 was a "paid service." I hung up in a rage. Does anyone else have this problem and is there a solution?

This camera is listed in Adobe's 6.2 Camera Raw update for Photoshop CS5 but cannot be loaded in CS4.
Adobe does indeed not update obsolete versions of Camera Raw for new camera types.
And guess what: It’s the camera producers who seem to like to change their raws – so how about spreading some of your indignation their way?
I paid a lot of money for CS4 and don't want to buy CS5 just because I bought a new camera
The upgrade is cheaper than buying the full version.
Anyway, you could try the free DNG Converter which should be able to handle everything the most recent version of Camera Raw can handle.
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http://www.adobe.com/support/downloads/product.jsp?product=106&platform=Macintosh&promoid= HTENC

IPhoto 11 will not open photos taken with kodak z760 can anyone help?

I am trying to import photos taken with a Kodak Z760 EasyShare camera. When iPhoto opens the images are blank but I know they are there. Can someone please let me know why? What I can do to fix?

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How do I open raw files taken with Canon 70D. Not supported in Elements 12. Is there a download? Thanks.

How do I open raw files taken with a Canon 70D? Elements 12. Version 8.0 Windows 7 64 bit. Thanks in advance for any help.
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Thank you so much for you quick answer. Works fine, now. Thanks again, Barbara.
JWT

Bug exposed when comparing Jpeg and RAW Photos taken with Canon 20D?

I'm using iPhoto 7.1 to manage my photos. My Digital SLR, the Canon 20D, can be set to save photos as both RAW (CR2 files) and Jpeg (JPG files). Both of these files can be imported into iPhoto with no problem.
The problem that I have is that these photos that should be identical, have two major discrepancies.
1. Their resolution are NOT the same. (3504x2332 for CR2, 3504x2336 for JPG)
2. The colors appear different (CR2 appears reddish, JPG appears normal)
Interesting to note: if I export the same CR2 file out of the iPhoto library (export it as Kind='original'), and open it with IrfanView running on Windows 2000, the photo is viewed with the expected resolution of 3504x2336 and the color appears normal (i.e. not reddish).
I'm a new Mac user, and relatively new to digital photography, so any advice or suggestions would be appreciated! I've heard of color profiles and adjustments, but I'm not sure how that works. Perhaps I could be pointed to a HOWTO type document?
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OK, next RAW files again.
These hold the data the sensor 'saw' when you took the shot together with 'metadata' such as aperture, shutter speed, white balance settings, ISO setting etc - lots of data in fact.
Most programs do not alter RAW files at all - they are the digital negative and should not be altered.
The latest iPhoto treats all newly imported photos in this manner - RAW/JPG or other format. It keeps a copy of the original in a folder called originals, and any edits/crops you make are applied and saved either as a modified JPG or TIFF. This non-destructive editing is a great feature that many RAW editors allow so you can go back to the original image if you mess things up. Applying the principle to JPGs etc is equally as important.
Canon's Digital Photo Professional is a free RAW processor program you can download from their site - certainly worth a look, but you may well find iPhoto simpler if not as flexible. On Windows, not sure about Mac OS, DPP does actually alter (or add) some metadata to RAW files - it doesn't alter the 'sensor data' but somehow embeds edited values to the RAW file so they display as edited next time - you can go back to original but I doubt other software will understand these tweaks.
Digital cameras are getting better and better at getting white balance etc correct, however RAW files are great mainly for two things.
Firstly - in camera white balance settings are simply those applied to JPGs the camera produces. Set it to fluorescent and take a shot of a cloudy scene and the JPG may look awful. With the RAW you can change the white balance after the event and is a real image saver. I particularly like software that lets you use a 'dropper' to choose a neutral grey shade on the image to set the white balance.
Secondly - over/under exposure. As RAW files hold more light intensity detail you can often bring out shadow detail from underexposed images or recover blown highlights from images that are unusable as JPGs. There are limits to this latitude of course.
In camera JPGs are often all you need - the RAWs just give added flexibility.
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If there's one thing it's worth profiling, then it's your monitor.
I often use the analogy of a TV with a video still image from DVD or VCR.
Say you adjust the brightness/contrast/colour/sharpness of the TV then the image can be made to look wildly different on different settings.
However the actual image being displayed is not itself altered at all by the DVD player or VCR on pause. Turn the TV off it goes black, but the DVD/VCR still outputs that same image. It's just displayed differently or not at all!
Translate this to editing photos.
The RAW or JPG will be processed by iPhoto according to a particular colour space, say sRGB or AdobeRGB - now how on earth do you know that the monitor's brightness/contrast/saturation are at the correct level to display the image correctly? Is it brightnes 50%/75%/20%?
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These other profiles DO NOT make you system display an image say as sRGB or AdobeRGB - what they imply is that the monitor can display the range of sRGB or AdobeRGB - it can't! It can display what IT is capable of displaying.
It is the image profile that makes software display it in the sRGB or AdobeRGB or other colour space. The monitor profile allows the image to be displayed more accurately by mapping available colours it can display or close fits to the one's the image contains.
There is a Calibrate button in this tab which should help you Calibrate your monitor by eye (I think I've not used it).
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You can also calibrate or get custom printer profiles made to optimise printer output, but you won't be doing that. Some online photo sites do however supply profiles which match their photo printers so you can tweak your images to match output on their hardware.
Most photo sites that the public use however will assume that the images are sRGB. If you send an AdobeRGB image for printing it may be treated as sRGB and printed incorrectly if that photo printer's software doesn't take account of embedded profiles.
I said it was complex and confusing!
Continued again!
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