Adobe Bridge and Nikon D300 files

Hi to everyone.
A simple question, for a simple answer (i hope..).
Will Adobe Bridge in the update 2.1.1.9 see my NEF files taken with a Nikon camera? Is that the latest update we have around?
Does any of you have experience with NEF files and Bridge?
Thank you so much in advance.
Ciao,
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It isn't the version on Bridge that has any impact on that. If you haven't already installed Camera Raw 4.5 then do that as soon as possible. I'm not sure which version added support for your camera, but it is supported in the latest version. Just make sure you install the plug-in in the proper folder. Full instructions are on the download page.

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