Raw Files Error

Hi All i have just purchased a Canon EOS 70D and discovered that i can not open my RAW files with PSE11. Can anyone tell me if it is possible to open the new Raw files with PSE 13? Is there a way to may PSE 11 recognize this file?

Yes, photoshop elements 13 can open those files.
So can pse 11 if you first use the adobe dng converter to convert the files to dng copies.
dng coverter
(you want 8.7.1 unless your using windows xp , vista or mac os x 10.6.8, then download the 8.3 version)
windows
Adobe - Adobe Camera Raw and DNG Converter : For Windows
mac
Adobe - Adobe Camera Raw and DNG Converter : For Macintosh
how to use the dng converter
Camera Raw: How to use Adobe DNG Converter - YouTube

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    Dear sirs,
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    See here:
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  • End of file error on previously opened Raw files.

    I recently had an external hard drive get damaged. Many raw files were able to be recovered but when I go to open ones I had previously manipulated in ACR I get an end of file error. It seems it's only on the previously used photos...is there a way to recover them so I can re-edit them?

    You might try IfranView - it's free. It will open corrupt images and you can visually see the extent of the corruption, e.g. 90% of the image might show, with garbage showing at the bottom.
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  • I could not open my camera raw files from canon mark iii with my photoshop CS5. Tried to update Camera raw 6.7 but failed to install. Message said 'There was an error downloading this update. Please quit and try again later'. How could I open Raw files ?

    I could not open my camera raw files from canon mark iii with my photoshop CS5. Tried to update Camera raw 6.7 but failed to install. Message said 'There was an error downloading this update. Please quit and try again later'. How could I open Raw files ?

    Try installing it manually from:
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  • Get an Error window, The source folder does not contain any supported camera raw files

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  • I cannot open raw file shot with canon 20d. I get an error message.

    I recently used a 50d camera and shot in raw +jpeg. Downloaded into computer. Was able to view jpeg but was unable to view raw version.At first I attributed this to needing software update for 50d. I brought up a raw file taken with a 20d and the same error message appeared. I could open a 20d file before. This morning I tried again.I did open a 20d file.I tried a 50d file and the error message appeared. Went back to 20d file and the error message appeared saying it cannot open file.I am less than a novice. I purchased elements 6 a year ago and am just starting to try to use it. Are there updates that I need to do .

    sdefr0ghsf wrote:
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  • Error importing a RAW file

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  • Trying to import RAW files but receiving "some import operation were not performed" error message.

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