PES 11 and EOS 70D CR2

I purchased Photoshop Elements 11 after being advised by Adobe (live Chat) that my Canon EOS 70D CR2 files would be recognised and I would be able to edit them. Alas it appears I have wasted my money. Is there any plan to update the camera raw plug in to include the Canon EOS 70D CR2 format?

Adobe doesn’t give information about future plans, usually, although they have said that the 70D will be supported by the Adobe Camera Raw plug-in 8.2.
Currently the only version of the Camera Raw plug-in that supports the 70D is the ACR 8.2 RC (release-candidate, kindof a public beta) on Adobe Labs website, which is not something you can automatically install into PSE11 as their release candidates only have installers for Photoshop, itself.
Normally I’d just say wait for the final version of ACR 8.2, but the complication is the timing, where usually Adobe releases a new version of PSE in late summer or early fall (in the next month or two), so they may not bother with creating an installer for PSE11 now that PSE12 is presumably just around the corner.
The choices available are:
Wait and see if PSE11 will update to ACR 8.2 plug-in or not,
Return PSE11 and get PSE12 when it comes out, or
Use the DNG Converter 8.2+ to convert the CR2 files to DNGs that should be openable in older versions of ACR like the one with PSE11.
Right now the only DNGC 8.2 you can get is also from Adobe Labs and isn’t the final release so it only has preliminary support, but you can still try it:
http://labs.adobe.com/
You could also enter the world of Lightroom by downloading the LR 5.2 RC from Adobe Labs and then using Edit in PSE with LR Adjustments if what LR offers isn’t enough—the Raw adjustments you can do with LR are more complete compared with those from the ACR plug-in hosted under PSE11.

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<Adobe - Adobe Camera Raw and DNG Converter : For Macintosh : Adobe DNG Converter 8.7>
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London, UK, 2 July 2013 – Canon today unveils an outstanding new addition to its world-famous EOS series – the EOS 70D. Designed for aspiring enthusiast photographers, the EOS 70D is the ideal camera for anyone looking to take their photography to the next level. It combines completely new, world-first Canon imaging technology with powerful, creative and wireless sharing features – delivering a responsive, all-purpose camera ideal for capturing the moment with stunning images and Full HD video.
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Canon’s new Dual Pixel CMOS AF provides swift AF performance when shooting in Live View mode and smooth accurate focus for Full HD movies. It makes it easy for users to take their next step with movies, enabling them to keep moving subjects in sharp focus and create professional-looking pull-focus effects. The technology utilises advanced CMOS architecture, allowing two photodiodes to be mounted within each pixel, both of which can be read independently to achieve autofocus, or together for image capture, with maximum image quality at all times.
An advanced AF system for stills includes 19 cross-type AF points spread across the frame, providing high speed, accurate AF – ideal for tracking sports and wildlife subjects as they move within the frame. The AF system is customisable, allowing photographers to adapt to the subject they’re shooting. AF points can be used individually, together in small groups, or as a wide active area for more unpredictable subjects. A dedicated AF area selection button, positioned conveniently next to the shutter release, enables quick switching between modes, without having to take the camera away from the eye.
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PSE 12 and Canon 70d raw CR2 files

I have a new Canon 70d which came bundled with PSE 11, but PSE11 doesn't support the CR2 raw without converting to DNG. and then there are no thumbnails, which makes file handling a pain. Does PSE12 have support for the 70d CR2 files, and does it show the thubnails for either the CR2 or the converted DNG files?

I have updated these instructions for using ACR 8.3 in PSE12:
ACR 8.3 will work with PSE12 to open 70D files, but there is no installer, yet if ever, so you have to be a little devious to get things to all work. You also need to be on a Windows 7 or 8 since ACR 8.3 supposedly doesn't work on Vista or XP. I should also say that the process outlined below does work on my Windows 7 64-bit computer, but I also have PS-CS6 and PS-CC installed on it, so it is possible that ACR 8.3 is dependent on something that wouldn't exist on a computer with only PSE installed on it, but someone else will have to confirm that.
I was able to get 70D files to open in ACR 8.3 on PSE12 by doing the following:
Download the ACR 8.3 for Windows update for PS-CC via the direct download link on the Adobe Blog:
http://blogs.adobe.com/crawlspace/2011/03/keeping-photoshop-up-to-date.html#notconnected
Unzip this downloaded setup.zip to a folder somewhere.
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Copy this 1003 file into the existing PSE12 camera raw plug-in folder:
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Rename the existing Camera Raw.8bi to Camera Raw_8bi_80 (in case something doesn't work and you need to rename it back, later).
Rename 1003 to Camera Raw.8bi
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I have lightroom 4.4 and it does not support Canon EOS 70D raw files. What do I do?

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
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Photoshop Elements 10 - Camera Raw für EOS 70D

Hallo, hat von Euch jemand eine Ahnung wie ich bei Photoshop Elements 10 Fotos im Raw-Format von einer Canon EOS 70D öffnen kann. Habe erst heute aktualisiert Camera raw, aber ich kann die Fotos trotzdem nicht öffnen. Vielen Dank für Eure Hilfe - lbg Christine

Adobe updates Camera Raw to support new cameras only for the latest (at the time) version of Photoshop.
Here is a list of supported cameras vs. Camera Raw versions:
http://helpx.adobe.com/creative-suite/kb/camera-raw-plug-supported-cameras.html
Here is a list of Camera Raw versions vs. Photoshop releases (which is, sadly, starting to fall out of date):
http://forums.adobe.com/thread/311515?tstart=0
Specifically, if Photoshop Elements 10 cannot update to Camera Raw 8.2 or newer, which I suspect it can't, then you will need to do one of two things:
1. For the greatest integration and convenience, upgrade to the latest version of Photoshop Elements (currently 12). Then you will be able to open your 70D files directly.
2. Download and install the latest version of the free DNG Converter. Then you will be able to convert your 70D .CR2 raw files to .DNG format, that Photoshop Elements 10 will be able to open.
-Noel

How open raw from canon eos 70D in elements 11

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.
Your choices are to:
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.
BTW, I have the 7D Mark II and like it very much, having upgraded from an older Digital Rebel, but I’m not that thrilled with the in-camera JPG processing so always use Adobe products for raw development.

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