Ok I am (once again) trying to do something with RAW...
Took one picture.
Imported it from camera to computer (still in Raw) I used to have a problem with this with the old computer...
Open PS and try to open the RA file but I get an error message saying:
'Could not ope... because not the right kind of document...
WTF?

Help plz...

Thanks in advance

go on adobe homepage and find raw plugin what fit your camera and your photoshop. there's an instruction how to install it also.

Sounded easy...
Tried it, not even sure where it went and can't find what I downloaded to open it... it was a zip file I believe...
Can you explain it from the start with much details plz?

are you using an older PS?
PS5 (and lightroom) u dont need to add any plugins, i suggest getting lr

Need plugin for RAW. Youtube for a guide to install.

This post was edited by Bundy3 on Apr 9 2012 04:21pm

also will suggest to get lightroom, specially if you dont use ps to extrem pp.

I have CS4, I use it all the time and I'm still learning about it...
So ofc I'd prefer to stay wit it...

i made the change from CS5 to LR and it was certainly worth it, far easier and quicker to do what i need


has any1 seen the capabilities of the nest PS? damn amazing

http://helpx.adobe.com/x-productkb/multi/troubleshoot-camera-raw-photoshop-photoshop.html

Solutions
Solution 1: Install the latest version of the Camera Raw plug-in that is compatible with your Adobe application.
Solution 2: Remove and reinstall Photoshop or Photoshop Elements.
Solution 3: Upgrade to the latest version of Photoshop or Photoshop Elements.
Solution 4: Use Adobe DNG Converter 6.5 to convert your camera's raw files into DNG files.
Solution 5: Check for Camera Raw updates that support your camera.


And in that link it looks like they show you how to do each of these solutions. Hope this helps! It sounds confusing a little,

You could try using the free CS6 Demo from Adobe's site. I do not believe you need any RAW plugin.



I have the pre-release of CS6 and LR4. The capabilities are outstanding, IMO.

This post was edited by itslyle on Apr 12 2012 10:28am