tim pierce

<p>They're jpg. And not all the files display as "Br". Some do, some don't. It seems the first few that I edit in a session re-open as thumbnails, and then some files start to re-open as "Br".</p>

<p>I'm using Vista Home Premium version 6.0 and Photoshop CS3. A small but very annoying thing is happening when I save image files from Photoshop and then re-open the files in Vista. Some of the files are displayed as thumbnails, which is obviously what I want. Others however are displayed as an icon with the Adobe Bridge logo "Br". There doesn't seem to be any pattertn to the files that display as thumbnails and those that display as a logo. Any ideas?</p>

<p>Many thanks, Mart E! I've tried out your suggestion and am now able to do what I was hoping to do. Cheers Tim</p>

<p>I've just started exploring the world of HDR with my D90, in conjunction with Photoshop's Merge to HDR function and with Photomatix. I don't seem to be able to set the camera to take any more than three images in a sequence, so the setting in the LCD reads <strong>3F.</strong> Is it possible to set the camera to take five images at one stop intervals - -2,-1,0,+1 and +2, i.e a setting of <strong>5F </strong>and <strong>1 </strong>?</p>

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One of the main reasons I use the photo.net site for displaying my images is because it allows them to be displayed

so that they more or less fill the screen. The images appear on screen looking like an 8" x 12" not a 4" x 6" photo,

large enough to see detail, and not surrounded by acres of background. I'm now wanting to develop my own personal

website. Lacking technical expertise, I will have to use a ready made website. I want something absolutely basic and

uncluttered. I'm not interested in selling, just displaying. The fewer tabs, menus, boxes and other distractions the

better. Something that combines the uncluttered simplicity of a "Clikpic" template with the size of image that "ifp3"

offers. Any suggestions?

Thanks, Joseph, Walter and Sergio. Finally downloaded the Camera Raw 4.6 version and put the 8bi file in the right

location! So, I'm now all set to go and put the D90 through its paces and see what it can do!! Regards Tim

Thanks for the suggestion, Joseph. Installed Camera Raw 4.6 successfully, I think. But, I'm still getting the same message. Any other magic suggestions?

It looks as if the only way to get Camera Raw version 5.0 at the moment is to upgrade from Photoshop CS3 to CS4. Is that right?

Am I alone in being unable to open NEF files shot with the D90 in either Photoshop CS3 (version 10.0.1) or in

Camera Raw (version 4.5) ? I keep getting the message "Could not complete your request because it is not the right

kind of document".