External editor - open in Camera raw

Can i, when using photoshop Cs3 as external editor, make Aperture open the dmg
file in Camera raw, Just like Adobe Bridge does?
Now, when i open a file from Aperture into Photoshop it just opens in... well,Photoshop!
( Cannot find External editor choice for Camera raw...)
Yeah,guess i´m stupid.....
Regards,T

No, you can't do this.
Currently 'Open in external editor' will always render the image version to a TIFF or JPEG prior to opening it with the external editor.
If you want to send it to ACR, or any other raw converter, you will need to do that yourself, before importing the resulting image (back) into Aperture.
(There's a few threads here which discuss workflows for this in more detail. But they all amount to workarounds for something Aperture isn't currently intended to support.)

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johnb73101560 a écrit:
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