Photoshop Elements 2023 won't open CR3 files from EOS R6 Mark II
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10-13-2023 12:19 AM - last edited on 10-17-2023 09:25 AM by Danny
I recently purchased EOS R6 Mark II. I usually process my photos using Photoshop Element 2023.
It seems the Photoshop Element 2023 is not able to open the Raw file. It keeps asking me to install
the plug-in for raw file. I had EOS R and I used the same Photoshop Element 2023 to process the raw
file without any problem. They both CR3 files. Are there differences between the two cameras' raw files?
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10-13-2023 01:14 AM
Each camera's raw file is decoded in a unique way, so even though they are CR3's, Adobe must specifically support the camera. Check for an update. If it is not supported yet, you can use Canon's DPP.
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10-13-2023 09:47 AM - edited 10-13-2023 10:00 AM
Even if the raw files use the same CR3 format, the raw data may differ. Optical black area on the left side of a picture can be used to determine the black level. For M50 that field is 260 columns. For R6 it is 72 columns. Using non masked pixels will be bad for the final image.
Colour matrices for your cameras also differ:
EOS R [8293, -1789, -1094, -5025, 12925, 2327, -1199, 2769, 6108]
EOS R6 II [9539, -2795, -1224, -4175, 11998, 2458, -465, 1755, 6048]
Sample from my 6D including the optical black area/masked pixels to the left and above.
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10-13-2023 10:21 AM
Greetings,
The guys are both correct. Based on what I read, you need to update PSE 2023. You should be able to do that from its help menu.
If that doesn't help. here is a link for Camera Raw 16.0. Close Adobe, unpack/unzip and run the installer.
~Rick
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10-13-2023 11:08 AM
" It keeps asking me to install the plug-in for raw file. "
I wonder why you just didn't do that? 🤔
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10-13-2023 01:58 PM
I did. I did every time it asked me to install the plug-in utility. After I did that, it still asked me to do that.
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10-13-2023 03:50 PM
What computer and operating system are you using? Sounds like the installation is failing (perhaps silently).
Ricky
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10-13-2023 10:31 PM
I have PC with Windows 11
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10-13-2023 04:48 PM
This is a question for Adobe.
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10-13-2023 10:32 PM
Thank you. I also asked Adobe and have not received answers.