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Oct 02, 2014 22:23 |  #1

I'm having a problem opening a .CR2 file. Actually, a whole card of RAW images. Photoshop states that I need the most curr version of ACR, of which I already have. Wondering if anyone with a Mac can open this file. If they can't open it, can they poss rename to a .TIF file and then see if they can open it..

This involves a long story, but I apparently ended up with a corrupted card, and thru recovering with a program called Puran File Recovery, I finally got my computer to 'see' the files, and moved them to a directory on my PC.. I can view them on the PC, but Photoshop won't open them ... I even tried the Adobe DNG program without success.

Any takers?

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Oct 03, 2014 00:46 |  #2

Have you tried Canon's DPP yet?


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Oct 03, 2014 03:24 |  #3

I'll take you up if you're still looking?

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Oct 03, 2014 03:32 |  #4

Rename the TIFF to CR2.


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Oct 03, 2014 03:54 |  #5
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I have a hackintosh and have had no issues opening cr2.




  
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Oct 03, 2014 11:31 |  #6

DavidWatts wrote in post #17191170 (external link)
Have you tried Canon's DPP yet?

I have .... it indicates the thumbnail image is there, and shows the total images in the directory, but theres no image present, just a large X in the box where the image should be.


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Oct 03, 2014 11:54 |  #7

urbanfreestyle wrote in post #17191247 (external link)
I'll take you up if you're still looking?

late 2011 Macbook pro running Maverics and Yosemite (beta)
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I appreciate your help....

I attempted to upload the file, but apparently POTN dzn't allow .CR2 files as an allowable type of file to upload... can I EMail a dropbox link to you?


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Oct 03, 2014 12:52 |  #8

I'd be happy to take a look.

PM me a Dropbox link.

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Oct 03, 2014 21:34 |  #9

Hmm. I downloaded your file - it is a 7D raw file that is only 5.5MB. Something is amiss. The EXIF is intact. Here is a screenshot of the file viewed in DPP. After trying to solve a similar issue in this thread:

https://photography-on-the.net …/showthread.php​?t=1399261

it appears that CR2 files have a small JPEG and a full-sized JPEG embedded in them. in the other thread, the small JPEG was intact, but everything else was toast.

In your case, the FUL SIZE JPEG is intact - 5,184 x 3,456 pixels / 3.6 MB - I extracted it using dcraw:


dcraw -e 0000119.cr2

Here is a Dropbox link to download it:

https://db.tt/FXbhQEph (external link)

It is almost as if the raw file ... is not a raw file. Did you accidentally rename your jpegs with a .cr2 file extension? I think that may be what happened, as raw files from the camera have a ".CR2" extension (capital letters) not ".cr2" (lower case letters, like you file). Maybe? Either that or the file recovery program was able to recover the EXIF header and JPEG data, but ignored or was not able to recover the raw data in the file.

What solved the other poster's problem was connecting the camera to the computer with the card in the camera, and copying the files to the computer that way (versus taking the card out of the computer and using a card reader).

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Oct 08, 2014 10:17 |  #10

Try iPhoto. iPhoto is actually a really great RAW converter. It's actually all I use, and I don't have any issues with it recognizing RAW files from a great number of my canon DSLRs. You'll likely be pleasantly surprised at what iPhoto can do.


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Oct 08, 2014 11:28 |  #11

Tom Reichner wrote in post #17201416 (external link)
Try iPhoto. iPhoto is actually a really great RAW converter. It's actually all I use, and I don't have any issues with it recognizing RAW files from a great number of my canon DSLRs. You'll likely be pleasantly surprised at what iPhoto can do.

Given the file size of the "raw" file (5.something MBs), it appears that the file recovery software the OP used only recovered the header, EXIF and JPEGs in the original raw file, not the raw data. Using iPhoto will not change this.

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Oct 09, 2014 00:55 |  #12

ottor wrote in post #17191002 (external link)
I'm having a problem opening a .CR2 file. Actually, a whole card of RAW images. Photoshop states that I need the most curr version of ACR, of which I already have. Wondering if anyone with a Mac can open this file. If they can't open it, can they poss rename to a .TIF file and then see if they can open it..

This involves a long story, but I apparently ended up with a corrupted card, and thru recovering with a program called Puran File Recovery, I finally got my computer to 'see' the files, and moved them to a directory on my PC.. I can view them on the PC, but Photoshop won't open them ... I even tried the Adobe DNG program without success.

Any takers?

thanks,

r

In the past I tried several recovery programms. The best that I ever used is RECUVA.
Maybe, like someone else mentioned, your recovery software did a poor job.
Give RECUVA a try and see what happens. It's free so all it takes is some time.

Good luck.




  
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