Jason,
First, I assume you are using Windows XP? If so, you first have to make sure that Windows is set to display the "extension", that is, the part of the file name after the ".". By default, XP does not show the extension for file types it recognizes. To set this option, open a folder, from the munu choose Tools/Folder Options, then UNCHECK the box that sez "hide extensions for know files and folders". Now click the "apply to all folders" button.
Second, look at the file extension for the troublesome files. If they were shot with the 995, we can rule out RAW files, since the 995 does not support that. They should be either .JPG or .TIF, and either of these should be recognized by PS. Since they are not recognized by PS, they prolly are not either, or they may have NO extension. If they have no extension, rename ONE from, for example, "name" to "name.jpg" and see if this solves the issue.
If it does, rename the rest, and all is well. If not, you'll need to tell us what the extension of the files is.
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