Open Jpeg and tiff in ACR as a choice

It would be nice to be able in choosing wether to open jpeg and tiff in ACR using right mouse click menu. AFAIK now you only can set preferences to open these files always in ACR or never.

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I have some jpeg and tiff images on a disc. I
saved
the images to my desktop and then imported them
into
FCP. The problem is that some of the files seem to
be
bad. Some have a red horizontal line through them
and
some have blue lines through them. I checked it on
another computer and they read fine. I tried
saving
the images to the desktop a second time but now
different images are bad. FCP will not read the
bad
files.
Any thoughts?
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canevas on the computer or via an external screen ?
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First: There is a Camera RAW Forum.
http://forums.adobe.com/community/cameraraw
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You are the man X!
Ok here is another version with a check for the dll.
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For some reason aperture won't let me open jpegs as jpegs in photoshop cs4... ive gone to preferences/external editor and there is no jpeg settings.just tiff and psd... ?

Aperture is designed as a photographer's lossless workflow environment. JPG is lossy at the pixel level (8 bpp), and at the file level (aggressively compressed). Even if you start with JPG Originals, repeatedly creating new files and saving them compounds the image degradation.
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Opened a tiff image in Camera Raw and significantly cropped it. Clicked Done.
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On my computer it still opened in Camera Raw because I have chosen to prefer Camera Raw for JPEG and tiff images.
Closed Camera Raw without making any additional changes, the image is still cropped.
Did a shift/double click to open the image. This time it opened directly into Photoshop, bypassed Camera Raw, and it was still the cropped image.
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Like I said, I have chosen the options to prefer Camera Raw for JPEG and tiff images. But everything seems to be working the way I expect it to work.

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