Lightroom 5 vs Canon EOS 6D

What's hapening between Lightroom 5 and Canon EOS 6D? I can't do Thethered capture

That's because that camera is not on the list for tethered shooting. Maybe in the future. Nobody here knows, and Adobe won't announce future support.

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What version of lightroom supports canon eos 7D mark ii

what version of lightroom supports canon dos 7d mark II

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How can I import images directly from my Canon EOS 6D to Lightroom?

When I try to import from my Canon EOS 6D camera to Lightroom, the Canon EOS software intervenes and wants to take over. I have to quit that software, go to Lightroom, and import from there. This happens whether I use the USB cable or a reader. I'm new to Lightroom. When I used Apple Aperture, the import was immediate. Aperture opened and started the process as soon as I connected the camera to my computer. Any idea what's happening here and how I can fix it?

Do you need the Canon software? Uninstalling it would solve the problem. If it's anything like the Nikon software, it's not worth keeping ...
On Windows, you could possibly fix it by changing the file association for canon files, don't know how that's done on a Mac, though.

Photoshop, Bridge, CS4 Lightroom 4 don't recognize CR2 raw picture from new camera Canon eos 70d -

I just received purchased a new Canon EOS 70D and my Adobe Master Creative Suite CS4 and Photoshop Lightroom 4 do not recognize the image format. Error message I get is "Could not complete your request because Photoshop does not recognize this type of file." Working on a MAC.
Thanks,

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

Lightroom 5.2 vs. Canon EOS 70D RAW

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.
It happens on some other photos as well. Mostly if they have a high blue content. If in Lightroom I increase the blue content and decrease the shades it almost looks as it should.
The question now is: am I doing something wrong, do I need an update or additional plugins or is Lightroom simply interpreting the RAW wrong and will it be solved soon?
Cheers,
Sheepy

I managed to calibrate my monitors with a friend's hardware calibrator. The display of the photo in LR didn't change much. Still way too greenish sky.
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.
LR sRGB
LR aRGB
LR ProPhoto
DPP aRGB with color management
Now that I managed to get the photos to look (almost) the same in all the applications that I use (FF, LR, IV being the most important) and having the monitors calibrated I can go back to my original question.
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.
Edit 2: When clicking on the images in this post they have the original color.

Downloading RAW pictures into Lightroom 2.2 from a Canon EOS 50D

I am having problems trying to download pictures either directly from my Canon EOS 50D, or using a LEXAR card reader.
The preview screen in Lightroom shows the thumbnail images (all have the format IMG_0007.CR2 for example), but when I click on Import, it does not find the images. Import results tell me "the files appear to be unsupported or damaged".
I can view all of the original images on the monitor screen of my camera, and they appear to be fine. The same is true for both flash cards I am using (Sandisc Extreme III 16GB and a 2GB). I'm worried that I cannot retrieve about 400 pitures.
Any suggestions??? Many thanks. Ben

Thanks to both Sean and John. Unfortunately I still cannot load the Raw files. I tried loading 2.3RC... no difference. I also tried dragging the images from the card reader on to my extrenal drive and then importing, still no luck. I was taking JPG and Raw images simultaneously. I can load the JPEGs with no problem, it's the Raw files that it tells me are unsupported or damaged (in the message Lightroom gives me.) Maybe the Canon EOS50D is too new for 2.3RC???
Any other ideas??

Importing *.CR2 files to Lightroom 3.6 - support of Canon EOS 70D

Hi,
try to import *.CR2 files from my new camera Canon EOS 70D to Lightroom 3.6, but it is not supporting format. What to do? Can anyone help me. Thanks a lot for your answers, yours Petr.

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.

Canon eos 700 D raw in Lightroom 4 en elements 11

Hi, since 2 weeks I have a new camera Canon eos 700D. Now my Lightoom 4 and Elements 11 don't recognize my RAW photo's. Who can help? I cannot find the download of tthe RAW version

You need at least Lightroom 4.4 (which you should be able to download free and install if you already own a legal license for Lightroom 4)
For PSE, you would need to download and install Adobe Camera Raw 7.4

Lightroom doesn't see photos on Canon EOS

I'm trying to import photos from a Canon EOS 30D into Lightroom 1.4.1 running on Vista.
When I click on Import I get the option of choosing the source -- either the Canon or a "choose files.." option. But when I click on the Canon I get a Warning message saying "No photos were found to import". If I select "choose files..." I can navigate to the Canon, but Lightroom doesn't see the files on the camera.
If I navigate to the camera using a My Computer window then I can find the files and drag them onto the PC and then import into Lightroom using the import from disk option. But it would be great if someone knew how to import them direct from the camera. Any ideas? Thanks!

2nd solution : as the EOS generally don't have mass storage mode, buy a card reader for a few bucks, and read your CF card in it.
It will be wayyyyyy faster and more convenient (battery drain, among other problems) than the camera/PC cable.

I want to sell my Canon EOS 6D with bundled Lightroom and Elements. May the purchaser use the bundle

I want to sell my Canon EOS 6D with bundled Lightroom and Premiere Elements. May the purchusar use the bundled software?

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
Or join the Photoshop Photography Program (US9.99/month) and get PS CC+LR

I have Lightroom 3.6 and Camera Raw 6.6 but I can't open my CR2 files from my Canon eos 6D

Hi,
I have Lightroom 3.6 and Camera Raw 6.6 but I can't open my CR2 files from my Canon eos 6D
Lightroom doesn't show a thumbnail image and when trying to import it says the camera format isn't supported. But normaly Camera raw 6.6 should cover the Canon eos 6D
All help is welcome,
Thanks

No, the older versions are not free. If you upgrade you will have to get Lr5 unless you can still find Lr4 for sale somewhere as it has been discontinued by Adobe. You can also use the FREE DNG converter to convert the 6d files for use in Lr3.6.

Will Lightroom 5 open RAW files from a Canon EOS 70 D

I Have a Canon EOS 70D elements 10 will not open RAW files from this camera will Lightroom 5 open these without having to use another program such as adobe DNG converter ?

Have a look here: Camera Raw plug-in | Supported cameras
Since Lightroom v5.2

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

Nutzt Lightroom die Korrekturdaten für Vignettierung und Aberration der Canon EOS 5D Mark III?

Hallo,
in der Canon EOS 5D Mark III, und auch weiteren Kameras, kann man ja direkt die Objektivkorrektur für Vignettierung und Aberration aktivieren, so dass diese beim RAW-Bild hinterlegt sind.
Wisst ihr zufällig ob Lightroom diese Daten auch verwendet und verarbeitet?
Meinen Versuchen zufolge scheinen diese Daten nicht verwendet zu werden.
Hintergrund ist dass die Korrekturdaten von Canon natürlich schneller zur Verfügung stehen als von Lightroom bzw. auch vollständiger, da u. a. keine Korrekturdaten von meinem Objektiv mit 2x III Extender zur Verfügung stehen, Canon diese jedoch schon hat.
Vielen Dank!

Ich habe sie seit einiger Zeit, bin mit dem Rauschverhalten sehr glücklich und man kann sogar die H-Einstellung 3200 gut verwenden, wenn man exakt belichtet und nachher noch einen Rauschfilter verwendet bzw RAW fotografiert. Allerdings kenne ich die 1d Mk II selbst in der Praxis nicht und habe keinen vergleich, die Kollegen sind eigentlich auch mit deren Rauschverhalten ganz zufrieden. Allerdings haben immer mehr 1D-Nutzer zusätzlich noch eine 5D. Nur ist die 5D im Vergleich seeeeehr gemäääääähhchchlichh... mit den 3B/s. Wenn dich das nicht stört... Auch den Autofokus finde ich im Vergleich zu 20D , die ich auch noch habe, noch zuverlässiger, insbesondere mit dem Sigma 2,8/120-300. Das machte bei der 20D gelegentlich Probleme, mit der 5D eigentlich gar nicht mehr.
Andererseits hat ein Fotokollege, dem ich sein 2,8/300 von Canon abkaufen wollte, einen kleinen Test durchgeführt. Er wollte sehen, wie viel besser meine 5D gegen seine 1DmkII ist (er ist auch Agenturfotograf). Er hatte bei ISO 100/400 ein paar Vergleichsbilder gemacht. Letzlich kam er zum Ergebnis, dass eine 5D keinen richtigen Qualitätssprung darstellt - er hat sich jetzt eine 1Ds MkII mit 16 MP gekauft und ist super zufrieden. Wobei die 5D bei hohen ISO laut ColorFoto besser als die 1Ds sein soll. Einen echten vergleich konnte ich selbst zur 1Ds mit der 5D nicht machen.
Andererseits war aus meiner 5D das Sigma 120-300 bei 300 mm nicht sichtbar schlechter als das Canon und "nur" wegen dem IS wollte ich das Geld auch nicht ausgeben und Zoomen ist manchemal saupraktisch... nur sind die 300 mm bei Sigma etwas weniger als bei Canon - liegt wohl an der Toleranz, ebenso, wie sie 2,8 da nicht wirklich 2,8 dondern eher 3,2 oder 3,5.
Wie lautete nochmal die Frage??
;o)
Gruß Jörg

When will Lightroom 4 support tethering for Canon EOS 6D?

Hi, all...
The Canon 6D is not in the current list of supported cameras for tethering in Lightroom. When will Lightroom 4 support tethering for Canon EOS 6D?
Thanks
Steve

To be clear: Lightroom 4.3 now supports Canon 6D Raw files
http://blogs.adobe.com/lightroomjournal/2012/12/lightroom-4-3-now-available.html
Lightroom still does not yet support tethering for Canon 6D
http://helpx.adobe.com/lightroom/kb/tethered-camera-support-lightroom-4.html

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