Importing and editing raw files using a Canon 70D

I have a new Canon 70D. If I upgrade to photoshop elements 12 will I be able to import raw files using this camera without using plug ins. It would not import raw files off a 70D in elements 11 but would for my older ?Canon 60D. Has this been corrected??

Well if you are still seeking the link, here is it:
Windows: http://www.adobe.com/support/downloads/detail.jsp?ftpID=5646
Mac: http://www.adobe.com/support/downloads/detail.jsp?ftpID=5645
You can convert a whole folder of raw images in one click. See this quick video tutorial:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0bqGovpuihw
And yes, you will be able to work upon these images in PSE12 using ACR 8.2

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Click once on that & type your title.
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How do I upgrade elements 10 to open raw files from my canon 70d?

Normally, if there are any updates for your version of PSE then they should be offered to you automatically. However, you can also check if there are any new updates by going to:
Help >> Updates
If your camera is relatively new then even by getting the updates you may not be able to edit raw files from the new camera because old versions of PSE are normally not updated as soon as the new version hits the market. We are currently at version 13 so version 10 was stopped long time ago. However, you can see a workaround at this link where I posted a video to get things moving:
<Why can't I open my RAW files from my Nikon D7000 ?? I can open RAW files from my old Nikon D70's but not my D7000...>
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Can't open RAW files from a Canon 70D

Can't open RAW files from a Canon 70D with Photoshop Elements 12. Is there an upgrade / download available. Current RAW plug in is version 8.0.0.137

What operating system are you using?
The newest version of camera raw for pse 12 is version 8.4, which should open the canon 70D files.
Have you tried Help>Updates from within the pse 12 editor?

Edited RAW files used to make a photo book

I am posting a question that I mistakenly posted in the wrong support community.
I have photos in both RAW and JPEG format. I know that when a RAW file is edited it is saved as a JPEG. I noticed that the size of the edited RAW file is often smaller than the same JPEG photo. (Sometimes it's up to 2MB or more difference.) Believing that a larger size photo has more detail do you recommend using one file format over the other (edited RAW v. JPEG) to create an iBook? What is the smallest size photo recommended for a photobook?
I use iPhoto'11.
Thanks.

I know that when a RAW file is edited it is saved as a JPEG.
It's not since iPhoto 08. When you process a Raw the decisions you make are recorded in the database and a Preview is made. This preview is what's used in Media Browsers and the like - essentially any time you share a photo except via File -> Export. But the edits are never fixed or committed.
I noticed that the size of the edited RAW file is often smaller than the same JPEG photo. (Sometimes it's up to 2MB or more difference.)
That's the difference between the camera's jpeg and the iPhoto Preview. The Preview is a medium quality version - a sort of "good for most things" version. If you export you can create much bigger files.
Believing that a larger size photo has more detail
Not necessarily so... It is less compressed, that's all.
do you recommend using one file format over the other (edited RAW v. JPEG) to create an iBook?
THere's no right answer. No matter what, you can't print the Raw so it's either going to be the camera Jpeg or one created by iPhoto from the Raw. If you don't want to process the image yourself or if you feel what you can do wuth the image is not better than the camera, it might be worth asking yourself why you're shooting Raw at all? And if you feel that what you do with the Raw is better than the camera creates, you might ask yourself why you're shooting the Jpeg at all.
What will print best is the best shot, regardless of whether the camera processed it or you did.

Is there a way to edit raw files from the Canon 5DMkIII in Lightroom 2?

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Support for the canon 5d Mk111 was introduced in LR 4, ACR 6.7 so you will have to use the Adobe DNG Converter 6.7 or later to convert the raw files to dng format before you can import and work with the files in LR 2. The converter is a free download from Adobe and is available at this link.
Mac http://www.adobe.com/support/downloads/detail.jsp?ftpID=5485
Win http://www.adobe.com/support/downloads/detail.jsp?ftpID=5486

CANNOT OPEN RAW FILES USING NEW CANON EOS 1D MKIII WITH PHOTOSHOP ELEMENTS 5

Hi, I have recently taken a number of RAW shots with my new Canon EOS 1D MKIII and have found that I am unable to import them into Photoshop Elements version 5 (using Microsoft Windows). Comments generated are: "the file is a format that cannot be included in the organiser" and "cannot open because it is the wrong type of file". The RAW file extension is .CR2 and I have been able to open these type of files taken on my older, and much cheaper, Canon 350D. I have spent hours considering different options but to no effect and am completely baffled. Do the two cameras produce different types of RAW files? Notably, the files do import into the Canon software 'Digital Photo Professional' but I want to undertake the more versatile manipulation in Photoshop Elements. I have managed to become even more baffled about Digital Negative ('DNG') files and wonder if there is some kind of converter I need. Would the solution be to purchase a more advanced Photoshop package like CS2? OR .......... do I need an 'Adobe Camera RAW' update? I have struggled to find the latest version for Photoshop Elements 5 to suit my Canon EOS 1D MKIII. There appears to be a 4.3.1 update but this only applies to Version CS3. Help!

You probably haven't had anyone respond to your question because it has been asked and answered so many times. However, I will try once again.
Adobe Camera Raw must have a profile for every model of every camera for which it supports the camera's raw format. It is not a matter of just supporting a file type such as your CR2 files. ACR needs to know specifically what model you are using. This is a problem that has been created by the different camera makers. They are the ones who are creating these proprietary raw formats. No, they do not cooperate with Adobe. That is why Adobe has to wait for a camera to be available, then obtain a raw file from that camera, and then create the profile so that ACR will recognize that camera. That is also why ACR is updated about four times each year, to provide support for newly released cameras.
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