EOS 40D RAW files don't open in ACR or DNG Converter

Mac Pro, Tiger, CS3 suit.
The files open fine in Canon's DPP, but when trying to convert them to DNG the message "Did not parse" comes up. In ACR the "Open in Camera Raw" option is grayed out.

Jeff,
Just got a call from Canon Tech Support supervisor and they are now talking about the 1.0.5 update for the Canon 40D. It is due at end of month as reported. The information provided included that it fixes errors in some language modules, the issues with RAW (didn't say anything about sRAW), and also that under some circumstances, sequential numbering may not be... well sequential, meaning some numbers may be skipped. They said the occurrence of this was uncommon.
So the next question, if I can ask, is if they are addressing the RAW image file format, is there still something to be fixed in LR for this? Perhaps you and/or Thomas can comment on that aspect? Thanks again.
Jay S.

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I recently updated to Photoshop CC 2014 but cannot open Canon EOS 40D .CR2 RAW files.
I can open and edit them in Lightroom but if I attempt to 'Edit in...' Photoshop from Lightroom, I get a message suggesting that I update to Photoshop Camera Raw plug-in version 8.6 using the update tool in the Photoshop help menu.
However, the Updates... menu item is greyed out, unavailable.
How can I resolve this issue?

Thank you again, JJMack.
As soon as you start CC 2014 press and hold Ctrl+Alt+shift or CMD+Optiom+Shift Photoshop should prompt it you want your preferences deleted.
I have tried to reset preferences, a couple of times, both by deleting the file 'Adobe Photoshop CC 2014 Prefs.psp' and by using the keyboard shortcut you suggest (also to both older versions of Photoshop on my drive) but the 'Update...' option under Help remains greyed out (on all versions).
All PS version install by default on the Boot disk and happy coexist. Problem arise when you install newer version of PS then use Adobe uninstllers to un-install previous versions. Often this process messes up file associations of the newer install. I just delete the install tree.
I don't recall ever having used an uninstaller. I have twice cloned my entire boot disk however, complete with all applications including Photoshop, most recently about a year or so ago when switching to a SSD. I don't know if that might have messed things up along the way. I have no idea what deleting the install tree entails?
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My Canon EOS 70D is listed as supported by ACR 8.6 and in fact, having now hunted down the ACR 8.6 download link (why is it so hidden? why isn't incorporated into the Adobe Photoshop CC 2014 installer?) and installed it, Adobe Photoshop CC 2014 does now open my .CR2 files directly in ACR 8.6 in Photoshop.
So problem solved, I guess.
All except the greyed out 'Updates...', which still lingers on.
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This is the last paragraph from my very first response to you, post #1 in this thread:
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That's to be expected. Adobe does not make a practice of adding new camera support to versions of Photoshop that are no longer selling.
But you're not out of luck. If your camera is newer than your version of Photoshop, you'll want to do one of two things:
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-or-
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I can't open my photo's in Bridge because the camera (Canon EOS D650) RAW file is not recognized?

Ik kan in Bridge mijn foto's via photodownloader niet openen omdat RAW bestand van camera (Canon EOS 650D) niet ondersteund wordt, ook niet na updates?

Beste,
Ik heb Photoshop CS6, maar blijkbaar wordt mijn camera Canon EOS D650 niet ondersteund.
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Canon 40D RAW Files and Leopard???

Hi all,
Haven't actually bought Leopard yet (have to wait till pay day!!) but have a pretty serious question to ask.
Has anyone tried opening the RAW files from a Canon 40D on Leopard?? Just I know that in 10.4.10 they are simply unsupported. Just in case no-one has access to a 40D at the moment, here is a link to a 40D RAW file (zipped). If someone would be so kind as to try it out and post back, I would really appreciate it!! It's killing me having to use JPG in Aperture!!!
http://www.tomfall.co.uk/RAW.zip
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Tom

jpcullen wrote:
Yes, 40D raw files are now able to be opened by Preview.
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- in Leopard, you don't even need to open Preview or any other app to view RAW files.
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Hi again.
No, I don't use aperture, I tried the demo and liked it, but I'd previously bought the commercial version of Pixmantec RawShooter converter for my 10D - Pixmantec were 'bought out' by Adobe, and Adobe generously offered all RawShooter purchasers a free licence for Lightroom, which I also like a lot (though haven't fully got to grips with), so can't currently justify Aperture too.
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If you don't have Aperture or Lightroom, both were available for 30 day demo last time I checked.
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Yes, absolutely all of the quality and dynamic range is retained in the DNG, because it is still raw data.
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Has the behavior changed compared to how it used to open ? If so, do you refer to the Camera RAW window similar to this: http://screenshots.en.sftcdn.net/en/scrn/78000/78026/adobe-camera-raw-22.jpg
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I just bought the Nikon D750 and my raw files will not open in CC Photoshop. Is anyone else that has this camera experienced this problem?

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- Baloney, NOT FREE, it's a proprietary software, not open AT ALL, see Legal Notices, so stop trying to distort the truth here.
Camera Raw (& DNG Converter) 8.7RC has been available since 2nd October, and opens D750 files in Photoshop & Bridge (& Lightroom using DNG Converter).
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Adobe created DNG, which is a well-documented backwards-compatible format, which is free for any manufacturer to use.
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