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My images look completly different in bridge to what the do in photoshop.... Photoshop is accurate bridge isnt.

Any ideas?
 
I haven't had that problem. :shrug:

Although saying that, last night I opened a group of 27 RAW files to synchronise the settings, and when I went back to Bridge, some of the files looked like they hadn't changed, but just clicking on the preview kicked in the changes. I've never had that happen with previous versions of Photoshop and Bridge.

But the normal RAW previews in Bridge open up the same in ACR.
 
redhed17 said:
I haven't had that problem. :shrug:

Although saying that, last night I opened a group of 27 RAW files to synchronise the settings, and when I went back to Bridge, some of the files looked like they hadn't changed, but just clicking on the preview kicked in the changes. I've never had that happen with previous versions of Photoshop and Bridge.

But the normal RAW previews in Bridge open up the same in ACR.
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Mine look really dull and dark in bridge and perfect when there opened in photoshop...... Im puzzzled and dont get it :-(
 
The RAW files in Bridge may have no precessing applied, which is why most RAW files look dull and flat. Whereas when you open the files up in in ACR, you may have some processing automatically applying, either a Camera Calibration has been set as default, and/or you have set some default preset settings. I have a certain amount of sharpening, noise reduction and lens correction as my default when a file opens in ACR for example. Oh, and the Adobe Standard Camera Calibration.

Once you have opened a file, and then clicked 'Done', when you go back to Bridge, the thumbnail should update if you have changed something or had some default settings applied. If you click 'Cancel' in ACR, no processing will be applied.
 
This has to be a colour profile issue of some kind,

Have you calibrated your screen at all? Are you using Windows?
 
redhed17 said:
The RAW files in Bridge may have no precessing applied, which is why most RAW files look dull and flat. Whereas when you open the files up in in ACR, you may have some processing automatically applying, either a Camera Calibration has been set as default, and/or you have set some default preset settings. I have a certain amount of sharpening, noise reduction and lens correction as my default when a file opens in ACR for example. Oh, and the Adobe Standard Camera Calibration.

Once you have opened a file, and then clicked 'Done', when you go back to Bridge, the thumbnail should update if you have changed something or had some default settings applied. If you click 'Cancel' in ACR, no processing will be applied.
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This seems to work, i have done this and thats correct now...... So bridge basicly is a photofinder
 
How do i apply the raw profile settings that are woking perfext in photoshop to bridge
 
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