Opening a color .JP2 file in Photoshop CS6 it's grayscale instead

I have two .JP2 files that i need to open and apply an artistic filter to. When I open the files they open as grayscale instead of color which they are.
Am I missing something i have not worked with JP2 files before.

I was curious so had a look around. I found this site http://www.microimages.com/gallery/jp2/ that has some .jp2 test images on it. I downloaded the world map image (right click and save link not save image or it will save as a .jpg).
On my system - Windows 7 64bit Photoshop CC the file loaded in as a colour image.
So I suspect that CurtY is right that your origional image has been sent to you as a grayscale image.
Just my 2 penneth!
Cheers
John

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