All I could find on the Adobe site was one for CS3 but nothing recent enough
for CS2 to cover these cameras.
TIA
Norm

Norm Dresner <ndrez@att.net> wrote:

> All I could find on the Adobe site was one for CS3 but nothing recent enough
> for CS2 to cover these cameras.

Adobe doesn't upgrade old versions any longer. The only thing you can do
(apart from upgrading to CS3) is converting the NEF's to DNG using the
free Adobe DNG Converter. Those DNG will open in CS2.


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Editor / Photographer http://www.johanfoto.com

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> Norm Dresner <ndrez@att.net> wrote:
>
>> All I could find on the Adobe site was one for CS3 but nothing recent
>> enough
>> for CS2 to cover these cameras.
>
> Adobe doesn't upgrade old versions any longer. The only thing you can do
> (apart from upgrading to CS3) is converting the NEF's to DNG using the
> free Adobe DNG Converter. Those DNG will open in CS2.
>
>
> --
> Johan W. Elzenga johan<<at>>johanfoto.nl
> Editor / Photographer http://www.johanfoto.com

This suggestion is excellent - I cannot stress enough. While CS3 does have
some nice stuff and I will use it occasionally CS2 Bridge is much more
stable and faster at browsing and processing images the trade off in time
converting to DNG for me is well worth it.