I can't open RAW in CS2...

[EMVirostek]

Anyone have any tips?

[OsmosisStudios]

What camera rae you using, what version of Adobe Camera Raw do you have for CS2? Your question lacks information

[RichardTaylor]

There is enough information given to answer the question in the original posting.

With a Nikon D3000 being a relatively new camera you may need to upgrade to the latest version of CS.
Adobe doesn't backdate its older raw convertors for newer cameras once a new version of CS comes out.

Check with Adobe's web site for RAW compatability.

[CiiVii]

If you go to Adobe's website, you can find the Camera Raw plugin version which supports your camera. That is what I had to do for CS2. It took a little bit of searching.

[EMVirostek]

Thanks guys! I'll take a look.

[OsmosisStudios]

Originally Posted by RichardTaylor

There is enough information given to answer the question in the original posting.

The signature wasn't there when I made my post. Thanks for being condescending though.

[inkista]

If you can't afford to upgrade Photoshop to a version that takes the ACR needed for your camera (happens a lot. It's what's jokingly referred to as the "Photoshop tax" when you buy a new camera), there is a way around it.

Use DNG.

Adobe puts up a DNG converter for free on its website. With it, you can convert any RAW files to DNGs, which CS2 can open and mess with. It's how I use older version of PS and LR with my S90 and 50D's RAW files, even though neither one can use versions of ACR that understand them.