In the past when I purchased a product, I created a folder, down loaded the product, then down loaded the promo images so I could see what the product looked like and what the options looked like.

Some time ago Renderousity changed format. All the additional promo images changed from "save as..." which was a JPEG, to "save target as...", which I think is a PHP file, (which I cannot save).

I'm hoping the is a way I can down load these "target" files.

Can anyone help?

I do the same thing as you, but for me the "save target as" still works fine (yesterday at home and on my office pc right now...).

The only thing what changed for me is that the names of the pics of newer items are much longer. They start the same as the old ones but then there is a 'new' large string of characters and numbers added. I have to use a rename function to get the same format that my older downloads have.

I am using Firefox btw...

In Firefox you can usually save any image from almost any page, even those pesky automatic scripted slideshow things which won't give you access to the images. 

If right-clicking the image doesn't give you a 'save image' option (or an 'image info' option), try this:

Right-click somewhere else on the page background,

in the context menu click on 'Page Info', then click on the 'Media' icon.

You'll see a list of images, hilight one of them and then use the down arrow until you get to the one you want, then click the 'save as' button to the right.

The way to save each promo as a picture, click on the image, once it opens into a blank window immediately right click the mouse.  The popup menu will show an active Copy and *Save Picture As. * I usually copy several promo images for my database and this is the guaranteed way to get those additional options.  This is in IE, btw.

In Opera 12, hovering over a thumbnail shows the URL of the large image and selecting 'save linked content' (equivalent to save target) saves it. Selecting 'save image' of course saves the thumbnail image itself.

If you're seeing a php link, which browser are you using? It sounds similar to problems people have had trying to download a zip file from a link, for example and getting the actual file contents opening in a browser window. I can't remember what the solution to that was, maybe something to do with mime types or security settings.  

You can right-click on the image to open in a new window. Then you can save as from there.  :)

--Rebekah--

I'm on Firefox, opening in a new tab or window only displays the first demo page not the image from the film strip so I have to use a screen capture utility when I'm saving promo image for a product I've bought. I've hated this filmstrip thing since they started using it.