Exist in Macintosh one system for created Cr2 files?

It is not clear what you are asking. Try posting your question again in your native language. There are enough linguists on the forum that might be able to help.

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Freestuff utilities MartinC Poser Maconverter 1.1.3 If I understand ... It converts PC CR2's to Mac

I believe he's asking if there is a program FOR the mac that will allow him to create models IN mac..?

A CR2 for mac from a mac? ... Poser? . Sorry .. out of my translation ability

Excuse me. No hablo mucho espal. Pero es posible crear figuras EN POSER el mismo. Comencen Vd. con la figura de Poser; entonces utilisen Vd. los Morph Targets, que Vd. pueden Download de Freestuff o de MorphWorld. Para crear Props, utilisen los sofrware como Bryce o Carrera. Todos los dos van bien en Mac. -------- Or in my native language: It is possible to create characters in Poser itself. Start with the character (such as the nude woman or the nude man), and apply morph target. You can find and download morph targets from Freestuff at Renderosity, or sites such as Morph World. To create Props, many people use other 3d software, such as Bryce or Carrera. Both of these programs have versions that work on Macs. - JimX

Eh, muy buen espal, JimX! ;-)

I've done a little work on my stuff on a Mac, and much as I like Macs it is sort of a pain, you can open a CR2 in Microsoft Word (but not in Simpletext), but if you edit it you have to run it back through Mac Converter before Poser will accept it. I also find the Windows color picker better and more exact than any of the Mac ones. So I would say yes, you can do it, but it is often easier on a PC. And not to start a PC-Mac war, but Poser is roughly half as fast on my 400 mhz G3 compared to my 525 mhz PIII, both have identical (256 Mb) memory.

You can use the free BBEdit Lite (from http://web.barebones.com) which is a much better tool for this sort of .cr2 hacking anyway, and it will not change the type/creator signatures on "Save". As far as the color picker goes... well, that's a matter of taste, of course. Have you installed all modules? There are lots of freeware plug-ins which show you virtually every possible flavour of colour picking one could only imagine...