I am shooting with a Nikon D3200, cannot load .nef files

Please help me load .nef files in Photoshop from my D3200. The RAW plug-in does not work.

Looks like the D3200 is a very new model, and needs ACR 7.1. You will need CS6 or CC to support that version of ACR or later
http://helpx.adobe.com/creative-suite/kb/camera-raw-plug-supported-cameras.html
If you have an earlier version you will have to use the free DNG converter, or a cheaper alternative to buying CS6 or a CC subscription, is to buy Lightroom 4

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