General question about Photoshop

Been using PS7 for a couple years now and like it alot.  I'm a photographer and have Nikon NEF files I need to convert to use in PS.
Regarding DNG files, all I have is PS7, nothing else, so, do I need more than just PS7, like CS4 or something else to open DNG files?  PS7 alone says they are not the right kind of file and will not open them.
Thanks,
Chris

It depends on the camera model, but PS7 is out of the upgrade path so CS4 is the only real option.
Afterthought: You could always use the Nikon software to convert the NEFs and use PS7 to edit but you are missing a lot that way!

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