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The files I'm looking at are apparently supposed to be pictures, but they're .psf files and changing them to .jpg or .png doesn't work.

From what I've seen, they seem to be some proprietary Photoshop file, but I don't see how pictures taken with a camera around the turn of the millennium could end up as .psf files.

The files I'm looking at are apparently supposed to be pictures, but they're .psf files and changing them to .jpg or .png doesn't work. From what I've seen, they seem to be some proprietary Photoshop file, but I don't see how pictures taken with a camera around the turn of the millennium could end up as .psf files.

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I could. They were imported from a device rather than directly copied from their storage.