Raw file opening

I Have transferred a CS6 Raw photo session from camera to hard disk. Now some files show all camera details and they are working fine but some files show only right photo number and proper file size and Photoshop can't recognize them. The file names are exactly same type. Is there any way to fix these hidden files?

I know its a second reply but I strongly beleive the OP does not have a codec on his/her PC able to read the RAW files. Most DSLRs create a small JPG file for quick viewing or sending along wiht a RAW file of the same name with a different extension. I you look at a folder that has been filled with both file types all you'll see is a thumbnail for the JPG file and the name (minus thumb image) for the RAW file. Its a pity the OP decided not to provide any further information. This is a very common issue for those new to RAW capture.
Explaining it fully would give a reference file to refer to when offering help. Camera makers all provide codecs for their raw files, you just have to download the ones you need and install them. A good alternative and one taht reads Adobe files too can be bought for a small fee from a guy easy to find on the net. (sorry but I don't use these forums to advertise commercial software) Google it if you need to.

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FAQ: Will Photoshop Elements work with my camera, or Why won't my raw files open?
more specifically:
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in which you find that your camera requires the ACR 8.7 version
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Odd issue here: when launching RAW files they open directly into Photoshop. Either Camera Raw gets bypassed or it just processes them on the fly.
This happens after a bit of usage, re-launching Photoshop solves the problem for the next few files.
This happens if I launch the RAW files from the Finder, Bridge or Photomechanic. Only the right-click on my mouse in Bridge will show the option of opening images in Camera Raw.
This is driving us nuts here. Happens on 4 work stations.
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http://www.pixelgenius.com/CS3BETA.html
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FAQ: Will Photoshop Elements work with my camera, or Why won't my raw files open?

What is a raw file?
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What is Adobe Camera Raw?
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So if you are wondering if your camera is supported by ACR or will work in Photoshop Elements, first check this list:
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If your version of Photoshop Elements should open raw files from your camera, make sure you have the latest version of ACR installed. Go to Help > Updates to install the latest ACR release.
You can also manually download and install ACR updates:
Macintosh
Windows
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FAQ: Will Photoshop work with my camera, or Why won't my raw files open?

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Raw files open with adjustments..

Hello!
I am having trouble with RAW files in Lightroom, and also camera RAW.
When I import a RAW file into Lightroom (i have the current version, 3.5) Lightroom adds adjustments to the file, for example in the basic section of the develop module exposure will be set to 0.25, recovery will be at 100, contrast 54 etc...
I have tried shooting on different cameras and I do not have the problem. I have put the same RAW files into another computer with Lightroom and it works fine. Just seems to be a wierd combination of my camera and my computer.
Everything was working fine, and I recently purchased a new camera, and still everything was fine. Then one day it started adding adjustments to the RAW image automatically. And the same when I open a file in camera RAW..
Any recomendations on what to do/how to solve the issue??!
Thanks!!

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Other times, with the exact same settings on my camera, the files will open with appearance like a small JPEG, but it still is a NEF. No RAW options or toolbar in sight, just the regular photoshop toolbar.
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