Compatbility with Kodak Digital Camera

All of a sudden I get a black bar on the top of my pictures when I load them in my files using Adobe Photoshop Starter Edition. I am using a Kidak Easy Share CX7300 digital camera. If it is a camera setting, I can't find it. This is a new problem too, as I have been using this camera and Adobe software for months with no problem.

> All of a sudden I get a black bar on the top of my pictures when I load them in my files using Adobe Photoshop Starter Edition.
Have you checked whether you have this problem if you just copy off an image using Windows Explorer? It really doesn't sound like something that PSA SE could cause.

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