Digital BW, The Print

Lately I have encoutered a problem when trying to open my raw files. 
They are downloaded to my computer's hard disk using microsoft option 
to option to download. I place them in my work file on the hard disk.  
However, when I try to open the file with CS3, I am told the file 
cannot be opened because IT IS NOT THE RIGHT KIND OF DOCUMENT. Adobe 
Bridge CS3, is also unable to see the files. The files are in a raw and 
fine Jpg format and my operating system is Windows XP and my camera is 
Nikon D70.  I had initially had that problem with CS2 and I understand 
raw files would not be opened by this program. At that time, CS3 would 
open those same files.  Now I am confronted with the same problem with 
CS3.  Could someone help me get out of this predicament?
Please.

Bob

Hi Bob,

Check to be sure you have the latest raw converter from Adobe 
installed.  That would be 4.4.1  (a newer beta is also available, but 
you don't need that one) HTH

Paul

--- In DigitalBlackandWhiteThePrint@yahoogroups.com, "bob4canaan" 
<bob4aua@...> wrote:
>
> Lately I have encoutered a problem when trying to open my raw 
files. 
> They are downloaded to my computer's hard disk using microsoft 
option 
> to option to download. I place them in my work file on the hard 
disk.  
> However, when I try to open the file with CS3, I am told the file 
> cannot be opened because IT IS NOT THE RIGHT KIND OF DOCUMENT. 
Adobe 
> Bridge CS3, is also unable to see the files. The files are in a raw 
and 
> fine Jpg format and my operating system is Windows XP and my camera 
is 
> Nikon D70.  I had initially had that problem with CS2 and I 
understand 
> raw files would not be opened by this program. At that time, CS3 
would 
> open those same files.  Now I am confronted with the same problem 
with 

> CS3.  Could someone help me get out of this predicament?
> Please.
> 
> Bob
>

Whenever I've seen that the problem has been because the file was
corrupted.  But never raw files, mostly TIFs and JPEGs.

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On 6/28/08, bob4canaan <bob4aua@...> wrote:
>
>   Lately I have encoutered a problem when trying to open my raw files.
> They are downloaded to my computer's hard disk using microsoft option
> to option to download. I place them in my work file on the hard disk.
> However, when I try to open the file with CS3, I am told the file
> cannot be opened because IT IS NOT THE RIGHT KIND OF DOCUMENT. Adobe
> Bridge CS3, is also unable to see the files. The files are in a raw and
> fine Jpg format and my operating system is Windows XP and my camera is
> Nikon D70. I had initially had that problem with CS2 and I understand
> raw files would not be opened by this program. At that time, CS3 would
> open those same files. Now I am confronted with the same problem with
> CS3. Could someone help me get out of this predicament?
> Please.
>
> Bob
>
>  
>


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--- In DigitalBlackandWhiteThePrint@yahoogroups.com, "bob4canaan" 
<bob4aua@...> wrote:
>  
Problem solved!.  I downloaded the most recent update to camera raw- 
4.4.1, after which the matter has resolved. Not sure whether this is 
a cause and effect situation, but problem is solved.

Thanks,

Bob


> Lately I have encoutered a problem when trying to open my raw 
files. 
> They are downloaded to my computer's hard disk using microsoft 
option 
> to option to download. I place them in my work file on the hard 
disk.  
> However, when I try to open the file with CS3, I am told the file 
> cannot be opened because IT IS NOT THE RIGHT KIND OF DOCUMENT. 
Adobe 
> Bridge CS3, is also unable to see the files. The files are in a raw 
and 
> fine Jpg format and my operating system is Windows XP and my camera 
is 
> Nikon D70.  I had initially had that problem with CS2 and I 
understand 
> raw files would not be opened by this program. At that time, CS3 
would 
> open those same files.  Now I am confronted with the same problem 
with 

> CS3.  Could someone help me get out of this predicament?
> Please.
> 
> Bob
>