Photoshop CS5 and Canon EOS 70D : what about CR2?

the CR2 files of my new Canon EOS 70D are not accepted by CS5 and Camera Raw. I do not want to buy an upgrade to CS6 . How to do? Thanks

hi
you need to download adobe raw and dng converter.
Below is the link to the windows version
you need version 8.2 for your 70D
http://www.adobe.com/support/downloads/product.jsp?platform=Windows&product=106

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Click Buy (a pop up window will appear)
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I have lightroom 4.4 and it does not support Canon EOS 70D what to do?

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
Purchase the upgrade to Lightroom 5

I have Photoshop Elements 9. I downloaded the plug in 6.0 and it works on the RAW files from Canon EOS 60D, but not with Canon EOS 70D. I cannot download higher versions of plug in, because I have Windows Vista and it is not supported.

I have Photoshop Elements 9. I downloaded the plug in 6.0 and it works on the RAW files from Canon EOS 60D, but not with Canon EOS 70D. I cannot download higher versions of plug in, because I have Windows Vista and it is not supported.

You could try using the DNG converter 8.7 on Windows vista:
<Adobe - Adobe Camera Raw and DNG Converter : For Windows : Adobe DNG Converter 8.7>
<Adobe - Adobe Camera Raw and DNG Converter : For Macintosh : Adobe DNG Converter 8.7>
You then need to watch this video to get hang of it:
<Camera Raw: How to use Adobe DNG Converter - YouTube>
Hope this helps.

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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.
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so, now after following the linked instructions...
1. I'v installed ACR 8.4 and it's opening the RAW files from 70D, but in camera profile I have "matrix"
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This is the last paragraph from my very first response to you, post #1 in this thread:
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Enter the CS5 serial number in order to install and activate CS5 Photoshop on your machine.
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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.

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You're asking about tethered shooting right? If so then you can't do what you described with Aperture.
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I am unable to download my picture from my camera canon eos 70d to my computer.

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Yes, there will be wear and tear over time. It also is possible to force a card into the slot crooked and damage the socket.
Are these much of an issue?
In my opinion, no. I change memory cards fairly frequently (mostly Compact Flash, which are probably the most easily damaged), sometimes use 12 or 15 memory cards in a day's shoot and have been doing that shooting digitally for ten years... And have never had even one card wear out or managed to damage a card or socket myself.
Note: I have pulled a card out too quickly, while it was still writing, and lost about 1/3 of the images on the card... Once! I also have had one "bad card" right from new, from a major manufacturer. Three other identical cards are working fine.
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Just looking at the posts on various discussion forums, I suspect it's a much more frequent issue for the USB cable or the USB socket in the camera to wear or get damaged. Plus camera batteries are only good for a certain number of charge/discharge cycles (I've heard 400X is typical, but don't really know).
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