I am looking at upgrading from a Canon Rebel

I have a Canon Rebel that I purchased a few years back and I am considering upgrading. My hobby is taking wildlife pictures but I am by no means close to being an advanced photographer so I do not need top of the line equipment. Any suggestions are greatly appreciated!

Agree with Scotty re body & chances of some good deals on 7D right now.
"A skill is developed through constant practice with a passion to improve, not bought."

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Looking to upgrade from Adobe Creative Suite 3 Production Premium to the latest.

I am looking to upgrade from Adobe Creative Suite 3 Production Premium to the latest. We are running on an isolated network without access to the Internet. Looking for advise on how best to proceed.

As far as upgrading goes, you will not have that option for CS3 as it is not in the upgrade path for CS6. You will have to purchase the full version of CS6. I don't know if buying the disk is still an option, but if you have to you can download the installation file(s) and copy to a removeable media and install using that. In order to activate it you will have to perform an offline activation.
Here are some links that might be of help...
Creative Suite 6
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I'm unable to download RAW images from my Canon Rebel T2i to my flash drives. JPEGS are fine. WHY?

Suddenly I'm unable to download my RAW images from my Canon Rebel T2i to my flash drives when just a few weeks ago I was able to. What happened? I can download JPEGS just fine. No error codes, software works like normal, i see the previews and when i go to my flash drives to open the files the dated file is there but it opens with no images. I've reformatted the memory card twice now, so that's not the problem. Any ideas from all my new friends out there. Thank you.

We may need more info. What are your flash drives? What are you using to copy? What computer/OS do you use?
Normally a file is a file... a computer doesn't care what type of file it is. Whether or not any software knows how to hope the file wont impact the computer's ability to copy it. This makes me wonder if it is being copied, but can't be opened (e.g. if the software you are using doesn't know how to deal with a Canon T2i RAW file (.CR2).
RAW is more of a "concept" than a "standard". Every camera model's RAW file will be slightly different. If you want to open an image in, say, Photoshop... they provide "Adobe Camera RAW" updates for their software and you'd need the update that supports your T2i (btw, when Adobe releases a "new" version of software, they tend to stop providing RAW updates for all previous versions of that software. So depending on what version of software you use... the only way to get it to work with RAW may involve having to upgrade the software (there are some cumbersome work-arounds.))
Tim Campbell
5D II, 5D III, 60Da

I am using PSE 9. I had no problem opening my Raw files from my Canon Rebel XT Now I have a Rebel 5ti and pse 9 won't reconize the Cr2 files

I am using PSE 9. I had no problem opening my Raw files from my Canon Rebel XT Now I have a Rebel 5ti and pse 9 won't reconize the Cr2 files

See this faq:
FAQ: Will Photoshop Elements work with my camera, or Why won't my raw files open?
That will explain why each new camera model uses its own raw format. (.CR2 does not indicate a format, only a Canon family of formats).
The first link tells you what version of camera raw is needed for your camera : https://helpx.adobe.com/creative-suite/kb/camera-raw-plug-supported-cameras.html
You need ACR 7.4
The second link tells you which ACR versions are supported by Elements versions Camera Raw-compatible Adobe applications
PSE9 supports version 6.5
Further down on that paper, you get links to download the free Adobe DNGconverter for Mac or Win.
This standalone software can batch convert a whole folder of raw files to the DNG raw file format that your present PSE9 can read.
Otherwise, you would have to upgrade to version 10 or later.

When I upload photos from my Canon Rebel 1000D to iphoto the images are labelled JPEG, yet I shoot in RAW.How do I get iphoto 11 vers9.1.3 to not convert the photos to jpeg.

HI,
When I upload photos from my Canon Rebel 1000D to iphoto the images are labelled JPEG, yet I shoot in RAW.How do I get iphoto 11 vers9.1.3 to not convert the photos to jpeg. I seem to have tried and read so much but just can't figure it out. How do I get iphoto 11 vers9.1.3 to not convert the photos to jpeg. Or do a have to use a different system? I have Adobe Bridge. Or can I upload directly into photoshop?
Also how do you install dmg's properly I am having problems installing them?
I have a Mac OS X 13 inch Version 10.6.7
Advice desperately needed
Thanks
Nlouis

Do you have Aperture installed? I found your model on a compatibility list; however, there was a note that it requires Aperture 2 to be installed:
http://www.apple.com/aperture/specs/raw.html
According to this excerpt:
To see a list of digital cameras with RAW-format support that are compatible with iPhoto, visit this Aperture webpage (any camera compatible with Aperture, Apple’s advanced photo editing and management program, is compatible with iPhoto as well)
which is at the bottom of this page:
http://docs.info.apple.com/article.html?path=iPhoto/9.0/en/pht41627265.html
I may be wrong, but I interpret that info to mean you need Aperture 2 before iPhoto will work with RAW?

I have downloaded pictures to iphoto from my Canon Rebel XTI. I can not email or move any pictures that are vertical. When I double click on the photo to enlarge it the screen fills with an exclamation mark. I need to email these photos out. HELP!

I have downloaded pictures to iphoto from my Canon Rebel XTI. I can not email or move any pictures that are vertical. Also, if I double click on the photo to enlarge it, the screen flills with a big exclamation mark. I need to email these photos out. HELP! Also if I do a slide show with the album, those pictures do not show up.

This:
if I double click on the photo to enlarge it, the screen flills with a big exclamation mark.
is why you can't do this:
I can not email or move any pictures that are vertical.
It means that iPhoto can't find the photos.
What version of iPhoto?

Importing black & white raw photos doesn't work from a Canon Rebel XT

I have a Canon rebel XT digital SLR camera. I usually take pictures in RAW format and they import fine to iphoto but recently I decided to change the settings on the the camera to take in black and white.
When I import these RAW (cr2) black and white photos they come out in color.
When I take the picture and view it in the camera's lcd, they show in b&w
when I connect it to iphoto, and iphoto displays what is about to import, they show in b&w but once in the library they show in color!?!
I've looked through the forums and I can't find any threads with this problem, any help will be appreciated.
thank you

Terrence's guess is correct. By definition, there is no such thing as a "B&W" Raw photo. All the data from the Bayer-matrixed sensor is there. (The Bayer Matrix has 50% green pixels, 25% red pixels and 25% blue pixels.)
If you set "B&W" on the RAW file the software simply sets a flag. When you view it in-camera the DIGIC chip reads that flag and converts the file to B&W.
iPhoto (Aperture works the same way!) either does not understand or ignores this flag and presents you with a color image. You are free to convert it to B&W if you want.
Indeed, since there are limitless ways to conver the RAW sensor data to B&W, it is possible that you would not like the way that iPhoto converts to B&W compared to the Canon DIGIC method.
If you really like the way that Canon converts to B&W, you will have to shoot JPEG, or use the software Canon supplied that should use the same algorithms to donvert to B&W and may honor the B&W flag.

Iphoto reducing resolution from a Canon Rebel T1I

We have a Canon Rebel T1I. Iphoto after importing from the camera is not saving the full pixel resolution. It saves it on the computer to a lower pixel/resolution. I might as well be taking the pics on my phone. Can this setting be changed? Can I revert the ones already imported to the higher resolution? Any suggestions would be greatly appreciated.

Where are you seeing the reduced resolution?
iPhoto is always importing from the camera at the full resolution. Either you have set the camera to a low resolution or you are looking at the previews or thumbnails of your photos.
You will see the full resolution original that iPhoto is storing, if you select the photo in iPhoto and use the command "File > Reveal in Finder > Original File".
But if you simply drag photos from iPhoto's window you will only export preview images in reduced quality.
See: How to Access Files in iPhoto
Regards
Léonie

I am trying to download pictures from my canon rebel eos to my Ipad but i get the message "this device is not supported" what can I do ?

I just bought an Apple Lighting to USB Camera Adapter. When I got home to and connected it to my Canon Rebel EOS Digital Camera. I received the error message "This device is not supported" I was wondering if there is any software or drivers I need to download?
Thanks
Don

I use Canon Cameras and have no problems downloading photos from the camera to the Lightning to USB Camera Adapter. My questions and suggestions might be basic but just to make sure:
1. This is an iPad forum area. Are you using the lightning to USB camera adapter with an iPad? Your info in your original post says iPod. I'm not sure that the adapter works with an iPod.
2. After you connect the adapter to your iPad and then use a USB cable to connect the adapter to the camera did you turn on the camera?
3. If you did turn on the camera and still did not get the import of photos to start try a reset your iPad. Press and hold the Home and Sleep buttons simultaneously until the Apple logo appears. Let go of the buttons and let the device restart. This will not cause any data loss.

Looking for software for a Canon Rebel XS

Is it possible to obtain the software, from Canon, for my Canon Rebel XS? Mine was lost in a move. Thanks!
Solved!
Go to Solution.

http://www.usa.canon.com/cusa/support/consumer/eos_slr_camera_systems/eos_digital_slr_cameras/eos_re...
John Hoffman
Conway, NH
1D Mark IV, Rebel T5i, Pixma PRO-100, MX472

I am wanting to upgrade from my canon 50d. I am looking at the new 6d and 70d. any suggestions?

I shoot a lot of sports and in low lighting or where flash is not premitted. I also am not sure about a full fram lens. Any suggestions?

Although I don't have a 50D, it is a pretty nice camera. I have one friend with one and from what I have seen it is a capable camera. I doubt a 70D is going to yield you much.
But a 6D, although not my favorite camera, would be a better choice, IMHO, of course. And in your case, is exactly the person Canon has aimed the 6D at. It is their entry level FF.
FF and crop bodies each have their place. Strong points and weak points. There are other features of the newer bodies to consider also. LikeDIGIC5processorsforinstance.
Go try a Canon 6D.
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EF 70-200mm f2.8 L IS II, Sigma 120-300mm f2.8 EX APO
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Looking to upgrade from my T400, need advice.

I've had my T400 for 4+ years. Rock solid. I like both the T440p and T540p.
What I'm primarly looking for is more screen space. 1440x900 on a 14.1" is too cluttered.
Advice?
Also will either the T440p and T540p.have the new haswell chip?

Well...
You could order the machine and return it if you end up hating the clickpad.
Consequently, you can still buy a refurbished or even new T520/530 units that have the conventional touchpad. A T520 would even have the same keyboard layout as your current T400 if that means anything to you.
Good luck.
Cheers,
George
In daily use: R60F, R500F, T61, T410
Collecting dust: T60
Enjoying retirement: A31p, T42p,
Non-ThinkPads: Panasonic CF-31 & CF-52, HP 8760W
Starting Thursday, 08/14/2014 I'll be away from the forums until further notice. Please do NOT send private messages since I won't be able to read them. Thank you.

Looking to upgrade from TL 2.5.1

Where can I get a copy of TopLink 4.6?

We stopped shipping TopLink 4.6 when 9.0.3 became available. The 4.6 release still contains the WebGain branding and package names. Any issues found will be fixed in the 9.0.3 stream.
We have a technical services team who may be able to assit you in the upgrade to our latest release.
Doug Clarke
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For anyone looking to upgrade from iWeb

Here is an awesome deal on Freeway, both Pro and Express, but keep in mind that this discount is only for today, Jan 11th:
Express (Was $70, now $30):
http://www.mupromo.com/deal/1783/freeway-express
Pro (Was $230 Now $99):
http://www.mupromo.com/
Freeway is a great program if you want a very powerful WYSIWYG program. I've been playing with the Express trial and I must say that it is an amazing program, even though the learning curve is steeper than iWeb.

No deal of Freeway Pro - both your links point to Freeway Express!!

How do I import video from a Canon Rebel T2i?

I just got a Canon T2i for filming. How do I import the videos from the camera into Final Cut Express 4.0.1? Or, what format do I need to convert it to?

Use MPEG Streamclip or Clipwrap to convert your T2i video files to QuickTime/Apple Intermediate Codec. Import the QT/AIC files into FCE ... using an appropriate AIC easy setup in FCE. (The easy setup choice depends on how you shot your video ... 720p30, 1080i60 etc.)

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