Importer dans Lightroom 4.4 des images Raw CR2 du Canon EOS 70D?

Bonjour, comment puis je importer dans Lightroom 4.4 des images Raw CR2 prises avec mon Canon EOS 70D?
Actuellement je n'obtiens qu'un message qui me dit "Aperçu non disponible pour ce fichier. Je croyais qu'Adobe avait mis à jour Lightroom depuis aout 2013.
Dois je systématiquement convertir le format en DNG ou JPG ou bien dois je acheter Lightroom 5 ?
Merci par avance.

http://blogs.adobe.com/crawlspace/2011/03/why-doesnt-my-version-of-photoshop-or-lightroom- support-my-camera.html
http://helpx.adobe.com/creative-suite/kb/camera-raw-plug-supported-cameras.html

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Several choices
Download the free Adobe DNG Converter version 8.5 and convert your RAWs to DNG and import those into Lightroom
Use the software that came with the camera to convert the RAWs into TIF and import those into Lightroom
Purchase the upgrade to Lightroom 5

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Ich würde gerne wissen, wann das Plugin Camera Raw für die Canon EOS 70d in Photoshop Elements 10 zur Verfügung steht.

Versuch einmal das Plugin mit dem Suchbegriff "camera RAW" zu googeln und downlade die Installationsdatei. Das Plugin installiert sich dann von selbst in PSE, unter
C:Program Files\Adobe\Adobe DNG Converter.exe. Die Version ist auf dem Stand von Oktober 2013. Ich habe diesen Schritt heute morgen gemacht, weil ich mit meinem PSE10 die RAW Datei meiner neuen Nikon Kamera nicht bearbeiten konnte. Jetzt gehts!
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RAW support for Canon EOS 70D in Lightroom 4.

I have LR 4 and now I have bought a Canon 70D. Lightroom said it was unable to interpret the RAW files and directed me to get an update. I have updated to 4.4 and still have the same problem. How can I get my RAW files into Lightroom 4?

That camera was added in Lightroom 5.2. Download the trial version and give it a try. Then you can purchase from Adobe and they will send you a serial number. All you have to do is activate the trial version. The trial version will be 5.3, so your camera will be supported. You can use it for 30 days without restriction. You can purchase your serial number any time during that period. You can install the trial version and try it without interfering with your present Lightroom installation at all.There is no risk, both versions run independently. You can remove Lightroom 4 whenever you decide to.

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I've recently changed my camera from an EOS 500D to a 70D and now find that I can't open the RAW files even though my Photoshop says it's up-to-date when queried through Creative Cloud. However, when I check the Camera RAW version used in PhotoShopCC 2014 it's 8.0.0.137. I tried to find and download the recommended version 8.2 but all that gave me was provide me with a DNG converter, which didn't help. I contacted Adobe chat line but part-way through lost the connection and I can't re-establish it again to complete the process their operative was taking me through.
Has anyone got any ideas about how to fix this? By the way the files open fine in Lightroom 5.5.

Thanks for taking the time to reply, that was kind of you.
I managed to solve the problem by going to Adobe Labs and downloading and installing a beta version of Camera RAW 8.6, it works a treat.

Photoshop elements 10 kann raw-files von Canon eos 70D nicht öffnen?

gibt es ein update - und wenn ja - wann?

Moved to the German forum.
Here is the page with the compatible versions of Camera Raw. You need 8.2 to open the files from a 70D: http://helpx.adobe.com/de/creative-suite/kb/camera-raw-plug-supported-cameras.html
but you need at least Photoshop Elements 12 to install it. http://helpx.adobe.com//x-productkb/global/camera-raw-compatible-applications.html (the german version needs an update)
If you do not intend to update Elements, you should convert the CR2 files to DNG ones that your Camera Raw version can open.

Lightroom 5.4 won't tether to Canon EOS 70D

Lightroom 5.4 won't tether to my Canon EOS 70D - Keeps flashing "no camera detected" to "Canon EOS 70D". So it must see the camera, but I can't access it. Adobe shows the 70D was supported in version 5.2. I can transfer images fine from the camera, but not tether it.

There are people waiting for tethering support for the slightly higher-end Nikon D610 for a similar amount of time. It’s almost as if Adobe postpones releasing tethering support until they are not busy with other things or there are enough new cameras to warrant the effort and then they catch up. I’m sure tethering is not easy to get to work, sometimes, and there is both PC and Macs to worry about.
Another issue, besides having to wait for the manufacturer to release their SDK which usually doesn’t happen for several months after a new camera is for sale, is that sometimes older models of cameras are dropped from support when newer models are added to the SDK, so perhaps Adobe also delays support for new cameras due to people, perhaps Adobe employees or internal beta testers, still using older ones. Or maybe it is a simple matter of priority and the number of people affected by bugs is more than the number of people affected by not tethering a particular model of camera.

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Ich ver suche in Camera Raw RAW-Dateien der Canon eos 70D zu öffnen. Das geht nicht, da das. Nicht unterstützt WIRD. Es Ist Die CR2 Version von Canon. Wie Kann ICH SIE öffnen?
Gruß
Manfred

Use the menu Help / Update. That will update the ACR raw converting module.
http://forums.adobe.com/thread/1030798?tstart=0

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Bonjour, Hello.
Sorry I wish it's better to post in english than french, but it is little difficult to explain it in english for me. I will try it later, but maybe, i hope, someone who's speaking french will come whith an answer.
J'ai un problème d'affichage avec bridge sur les images raw.
Pour infos je travaille sur des fichier RAW réalisées avec un réflex canon eos 7d et la version de mes logiciels : CS6 ; mis à jour régulièrement à partir de la plateform cloud.
Je n'arrive pas à comprendre comment fonctionne l'affichage dans bridge. Quand l'image RAW s'affiche en plein ecran ou en mode vérification (CTRL + B), l'image semble ne pas être tout à fait net, il faut zoomer à 100% pour obtenir la netteté complète de l'image, dès que je reviens à l'affichage normal ou plein écran, un instant l'image semble être restée net et puis tout d'un coup elle redevient floue, il apparait comme un artéfact qui brouille légèrement l'image qui se trouve être particulièrement génant pour l'appréciation de la qualité réel d'une image.
Certains me demanderons où est le problème, zoom sur ton image et tu sauras si elle est net ou pas.
Certes j'en conviens mais c'est une méchante perte de temps quant on travaille sur des images d'une telle taille dans des dossiers comprenant parfois plusieurs centaines d'images. Cela ralentit considérablement le processus de sélection / ellimination.
J'ai bien cherché à comprendre et à modifier les paramètres de configuration de bridge et meme de caméra raw... mais pour l'instant rien n'y a fait. J'ai toujours ce méchant artéfact qui apparait. Même en activant l'option créer les apperçus 100%, cela permet en laissant bridge travailler à l'avance sur le dossier de zoomer à 100% sans avoir à attendre que l'appercu 100% soit créé en direct. Mais cela reste pénible pour le travail de sélection.
J'espère avoir pu expliquer suffisement clairement mon problème, mais en résumé c'est assez simple, j'aimerais bien que bridge arrête d'appliquer un filtre sur l'affichage plein écran qui nuit à la qualité des images.
Je ne rencontre pas ce problèmes avec de petits freeware du type xnview ou fastone bien que ces derniers soit incapable d'interpréter correctement les informations de couleurs des fichiers raw, ils ont l'avantage d'afficher les images net mais ça n'est pas la solution que je recherche.
Cordialement
Guewen.

but it is little difficult to explain it in english for me.
It is also difficult for me to read it and writing back in French is impossible...
However with help of Google Translate (that sure needs some more development...) I think I understand what you mean.
Your previews don't show in High Quality unless you zoom into 100 % (maybe Pierre will join the discussion to clarify better)
For this you need to try and purge the cache for a folder to see if that helps.
I switched my Bridge Language to French (Bridge preferences advanced) and will try to guide you.
Point Bridge to the folder with the problem files showing in the content (Contenu) panel.
Then go to the menu Tools/ cache/ purge cache for folder ( Outils / mémoire cache / purger la mémoire cache du dossier: -name of the folder-) and let the cache build again. See if this helps.
Also check if you have set previews to always High Quality. See the icons with checkerboard top right of Bridge window and from the right icon of the two choose: Toujours utiliser la haute qualité
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Hello,
I am testing the trial version of Lightroom 5.2. My new camera is a Canon EOS 70D. When importing RAW files into Lightroom the colors of some photos are wrong. RAWs from my older 450D are fine.
For example on one photo the sky isn't blue but turquoise. When using the DNG Converter I get the same color. The sky was blue though. When opening the file in Digital Photo Professional by Canon, the sky is blue as it should be.
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Now I noticed that depending on the export option in LR (sRGB, aRGB, ProPhoto) I get pretty different colors in the exported JPEG files if I view them in IrfanView. None of them looks like the original that I see in LR. Funnily I noticed when writing this post that all exported images in the browser look the same - as each other and as in LR. looking at the LR-exports in LR they look the same - greenish sky. Looking at the LR-exports in DPP they look the same - blue sky. I managed to set IrfanView to enable color management with current monitor profile. Now I get the same view in LR, Irfanview and Firefox. I guess that's a plus. Furthermore I found an option in DPP to use the monitor profile - the sky looks a litlle green but there are differences to LR still.
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How comes that the sky looks so green although it wasn't when I shot the photo? Are there any more settings that I can make to get the colors on import better? Can I simply and with good conscience move my sliders now so that the image looks the way I like it and others will see it the same way (mainly on a website)?
Edit: Actually they only look green when writing the post. When looking at the finished post they look blue to me. Which is not what I saw in all my programs before. I am a little lost with how colors work I guess. I'd appreciate any hints.
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The DNG files are mainly supported by Adobe software. The CR2 files would be for any software that knows how to deal with 70D raw files and so the right answer for you depends on whether you feel you’ll want to use the raw data in other software or not, and what you feel you want decades from now if Adobe or Canon no longer exist. Personally, I’d just upgrade to LR 5.2 and not worry about DNGs, but I also already have compatible hardware so am not hit by having to upgrade my OS or hardware.

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I'm in the process of learning photography and my goal was to start shooting in raw.
I have Photoshop CS5. When I tried to edit my images in raw I received an error message stating, "The photoshop camera raw plug-in did not recognize the format. If these files are from a camera, you may need to update your camera raw plug in."
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In researching the issue I read that to edit in raw you need a camera model requirement of at least 7.3 which only works with CS6.
That is correct. Your camera was first supported by Camera Raw 7.3. Camera Raw 7.3 will not work with CS5. You need CS6 or CC.
Being new to all this I see that my options are to upgrade to CS6 or convert by using DNG converter and paying a monthly fee. Two things I know nothing about and don't know which is would be more beneficial.
I'd appreciate any advise on which route to go and how upgrade and what it may cost.
It all depends on your preferred workflow and your budget.
Using the DNG converter is free. There is no monthly fee. You use the converter to convert all Raw files from the EOS 6D to DNGs then edit the DNGs in CS5. That's an extra step every time - every photo. Some people don't like the extra step. Others don't mind.
Camera raw, DNG | Adobe Photoshop CC
Or you can upgrade to CS6 (non-Cloud) and pay the upgrade fee
Creative Suite 6
Or join the Cloud and pay the monthly fee
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Have a Canon 70D. Lightroom will not recognize the raw CR2 file. Don't know if I need an additional plug in or how to get one. Can anyone help?

I have a Canon 70 D. Lightroom will not recognize the raw CR2 file. Don;t know if I need an additional plug in to the tether plug in for canon, or how to get one. Can anyone help?

See Camera Raw plug-in | Supported cameras
You need Lightroom 5.2 or later. Which version of Lightroom are you running?

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I cannot open raw from canon eos 70D in photoshop elements 11. Help me please.

Your PSE is too old—the camera was released after a newer version of software was available and Adobe only adds new camera support to the newest version of software.
Specifically, the 7D Mark II needs ACR 8.7 and PSE12 can only be updated to ACR 8.5.
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Use the DNG Converter 8.7 or newer to create DNGs from the CR2s and those DNGs will open in the older version of ACR that comes with PSE12, OR
Buy the newer version of Element 13 that can be updated to a new enough Adobe Camera Raw plugin.
The DNG Converter is available from the Adobe Updates page:
http://www.adobe.com/downloads/updates
And the newer version of Elements is available from the Adobe Products page:
http://www.adobe.com/products/catalog/software.html
Another option would be to use Lightroom 5.7 or newer and use Edit in Photoshop Elements from LR once most of your raw adjustments are done, for any final touches in Elements.
For any of these choices you’d want to download the latest updates and run the software in trial mode to make sure your computer is compatible before paying anything.
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