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• Photoshop does not read the changes in the RAW of Camera Raw files.

  Hi all

  I'm going crazy for a problem I have in the process of working through Adobe Bridge and Camera Raw in Photoshop. I made a small video screen:

  The changes I make on files NAVE opened the bridge with Camera Raw are not imported into Photoshop. And not only! If I try to open the NAVE directly from Photoshop only it allows me to make a few changes. No problem if you change the files of brightness, but nothing happens when I try to turn the photograph for example.

  I'm stuck in my job because of this problem. I read on the Internet that could be a video card problem, so I also tried to disable it using a single integrated, but I have not solved anything.

  Thanks to those who will offer you a solution.

  I will propose to save, and then follow these steps:

  1. Disable Adobe applications
  2. Run the CC cleaning tool. Carefully follow the directions: use of the Adobe Creative Cloud cleaning tool to solve installation problems
  3. Reinstall the creative cloud App: DOWNLOAD Adobe Creative Cloud apps | Adobe Creative Cloud free trial
  4. Using CC app to reinstall applications

  Benjamin

• Photoshop CC 2014 - unable to open multiple files at once from bridge or Camera Raw

  Somewhere along the line of the last few months I can no longer open several files in bridge or Camera Raw.  A single file opens fine, but I can't load files into different layers, or perform a photomerge of bridge.  I've tried dumping the preferences file, but it made no difference.

  Problem seems to have started when I undid an installation of Photoshop CC 2015 (too many crashes) and tried to replace Photoshop CC 2014.  The 2014 version seems to work in all respects, except the impossibility to open several files.

  This continued through a few updates.

  No idea what to try next?

  Hi ajphotoman - we,.

  Have you tried the following?

  Select multiple images in Bridge and go to the menu Tools > Photoshop > load files into Photoshop layers.

  OR

  Open Photoshop and go to the menu file > Scripts > load files into a pile

• Anyone know why, when I try to open an image with camera raw in Bridge, it is said: "the camera raw editing is not enabled.

  Hi guys,.

  Anyone know why, when I try to open an image with camera raw in Bridge, it is said: the camera raw editing is not enabled. Camera raw edition requires a product calling has been launched at least once this feature.  What should I do?

  Thanks in advance :)

  original title: problems of camera raw

  Try the Adobe forums

  http://www.bing.com/search?q=Camera+raw+editing+requires+that+a+qualifying+product+has+been+launched+at+least+once+site%3Aadobe.com&qs=n&form=QBRE&pq=camera+raw+editing+requires+that+a+qualifying+product+has+been+launched+at+least+once+site%3Aadobe.com&sc=0-0&sp=-1&sk=

• How can I automatically open a JPEG in camera raw (of the bridge) in photoshop. (Excuse for my bad English writing)

  How can - I (working in bridge) automatically open a JPEG in camera raw when I open photoshop.

  Hi janh,.

  Go to the Bridge preferences > General > check "double-click changes the Bridge camera raw settings" > double click on any image to check.

  Kind regards

  Claes

• Settings in Bridge CS6 camera raw does not

  I'm editing photos in Adobe Bridge CS6 using Camera Raw settings.  It was great to work in a first time.  But now, whenever I open a photo in Camera Raw window, he has some sort of effect on it.  Photography has red spots in many areas.  The Red patches are not permanent, but it makes it very difficult to see the photograph well enough to change it.  I tried "Clear settings" and "Camera Raw Defaults" under "Settings of development."  And I have purged the cache in Camera Raw preferences.  I also tried update bridge under the 'Help' menu, but no update is available.  So boring.  Can someone help me leave "see red"?

  Odd. I saw that as CS6 had the GPU acceleration before it was abandoned. HM.

  I just went full DPEP in my previous posts. Laughing out loud

  When you were talking about red spots, it is salient facts clipping (and shadows, as appropriate) underway. Click on the top corners of the color histogram to disable them.

  O keyboard shortcut (that's an O as October) active / disables cutting highlight; U activates / deactivates the shadow clipping.

• Try to open an image in camera raw to see a blue screen with a cross on it. How can I see my picture?

  Try to open an image in camera raw to see a blue screen with a cross on it. How can I see my picture?

  Hi gamaree

  Please open Photoshop CC or CC bridge

  For Windows , go to Edition > Camera raw preferences > uncheck "use graphics processor.

  for MAC , go to Photoshop > Camera raw preferences uncheck 'use graphics processor '.

  

  Let us know if this helps

  ~ Assani

• Lightroom - cannot open the Photos in Camera Raw

  Hi all -

  I need help with Lightroom and running with bridge in my feed working... At work, I use Lightroom for most of my post-production work, but my boss likes to see pictures and make his choice with the help of Adobe Bridge. She also likes to open photos in Adobe Camera Raw, bridge, in preview mode, but for some reason, the option for this has recently dimmed. Any idea what can cause this problem? We use a Mac, with LR 5 and CS6. Any help would be greatly appreciated. Thank you!

  The news of Elijah-d are correct. Lightroom is a complete standalone application and saves work in its catalog file, so even if you work with Lightroom by default , his reads and writes from the file catalog.

  Bridge / Camera Raw in contrast will be reading and writing in the .xmp sidecar files you will need to use the option in Lightroom to also write the info .xmp.

  Also, there are some things that Lightroom does not write to .xmp who likes a specific to Lightroom, collections, virtual copies, history etc.

  See more info at the link below.

  What is not included in the Lightroom XMP files | Lightroom fanatic

• Preferences in Bridge and Camera RAW does not

  I'll put up a new Macbook Pro, end 2013 15 ", 10.9.2

  CS6 Production Premium, also have Indesign CS6, LR5, Acrobat Pro 11. Camera RAW is version 8.4. Everything is up-to-date.

  Bridge and Camera RAW preferences do not work properly. Bridge prefs-related bridge display, for example theme color, text under tiles, places preferred, etc... all work fine. Pref. Bridge opens and closes correctly without error. "Double click on edits Camera RAW settings in Bridge" does not. Photoshop starts to open Camera RAW regardless of whether or not this box is checked. The camera RAW preferences are not open. By selecting "Camera RAW préférences" of the bridge does nothing. Camera RAW seems to work fine hosted by Photoshop.

  I tried a new user with the same results.

  What's up with that? Anyone else seeing this? Solution?

  -David

  Fixed it with this work around

  Camera Raw 8.4 | No metadata or edit Camera Raw

• Why my raws look different when I view in Adobe Bridge/Adobe Camera Raw and digital P guns

  Hi all

  I'm sorta new to take Raw photos and I have been using Adobe Bridge / Camera Raw to edit. When I take my photos (I use a Canon t2i) I set it to save a raw and jpg. When I find these images in Adobe Bridge / Camera Raw I notice a clear difference in the jpg and raw (I understand the concept behind raw vs jpg. If im not questioning why a different aspect) it is obvious all the adjustments that have been applied to my jpg. gross natural vs.  My question is: when I find the same two images in the software that came with my camera, professional digital photography canon, the canon and believed almost identical look... My hypothesis is that canon applies the same "adjustments" of my own as he did to jpg files?  Anyone using these two programs and noticed it work?

  Thanks in advance for your help.

  Michelle

  Canon software reads the camera in settings and those in the RAW file as the camera software, if applies so the RAW file should open looking like the JPG of the camera.  You can then make adjustments of this starting point.  Adobe and other third party software does not read all the camera in settings and apply instead a default set of conditions for the departure of starting point, which is why the initial image, you see when you open the RAW with Camera RAW file does not resemble the hearing in camera JPG.  Camera RAW's default camera profile is Adobe Standard, which is not the same as the profiles used by the camera.  Camera RAW has it for Canon 550 d camera profiles, which I believe is the same as the t2i.  Click on the camera Calibration tab in ACR (Adobe Camera RAW) and select the camera profile you selected in the camera (camera Standard, trusty camera, camera neutral, Protrait of camera or camera landscape) - all profiles listed are for the camera that took the photo.  This should give you a match much closer to what you get the camera if all other parameters of the camera are nominal values.  You can save a new default value of ACR and in future all images will be open initially using the new default values.

• Confused by a preference of bridge in camera raw

  I'll set up the preferences for the bridge to open JPEG in camera raw, and raw images.

  There are 2 sets of preferences in the preferences of regular Bridge and camera raw preferences.

  I understand the camera raw preferences, where I can have it turn off TIFF, but open all the JPEGs or JPEGs that were processed in camera raw.

  However, the regular Bridge preferences there is an option to: "Double click changes settings of the Bridge Camera Raw" - can someone explain what is this preferences?

  Thank you!

  Babs

  Camaera Raw can be hosted in Bridge or Photoshop.  If this preference is enabled, double click on a raw file will open the Bridge ACR (Photoshop does not open,) if not ticked then Photoshop will be invoked and ACR will begin hosted from within Photoshop.

  Richard Southworth

• The cheapest "Creative cloud photography Plan" includes it Bridge and Camera Raw?

  Hi people, I have used creative cloud four years now, only to use Photoshop for my work. I pay £17.58 per month (UK), but it seems to me that I could actually pay half, AND get included Lightroom (I'm on a subscription "an application" from now)... the problem is, I can't seem to find all the information about knowing if Bridge and Camera Raw would be included in the "Plan of photography" - they are essential for my work , so can not risk changing room for this plan, unless I know for sure. If anyone has the answer, it would be great. And if this is the case, can I also get 4 years of repayments, as I feel a little like I'm torn right now!

  Hi monkdave,

  There is a special plan designed for photographers, called "photography Plan" that includes Adobe Photoshop CC 2015, Lightroom CC 2015, CC 2015 and Camera Raw bridge.

  I think that the plan that you have right now is called "Only one App membership only for Photoshop" and this plan includes cloud storage space more (20 GB) relatively in terms of photography.

  Reference: Lightroom and Photoshop | Plan of creative photography of cloud of Adobe

  Kind regards

  Mohit

• Cannot open the Canon 80 d Raw files PSE11. Have downloaded DNG Converter, but it does not work. [was: new camera, the old version of Photoshop Elements]

  I have a new Canon EOS 80 d camera and Photoshop elements 11 will not open to raw files. Following the instructions online, I downloaded dng converter 9.5, which is supposed to update Photoshop for this device. But it still doesn't work. It is unclear what I see online (and there is no number to call for support) If a later version of elements is needed to do this, or if items is even helped at all by the converter of 9.5. -What for the full program of Photoshop? Any suggestions? I spent a few hours on this today, and it's frustrating. After Nikon to Canon this round and so they need new lenses, filters, etc., I have not exactly cash remains for a new program of camera as well.

  I downloaded dng converter 9.5, which is supposed to update Photoshop for this device.

  The DNG Converter does not update Photoshop Elements.

  The DNG Converter is a free utility provided by Adobe to convert files to DNG files your Camera Raw files. Then, you change the converter's resulting DNG files in your version of Photoshop Elements.

  Camera Raw: How to use Adobe DNG Converter - YouTube

  I have not exactly cash remains for a new program of camera as well.

  In this digital age, always the factor of the cost of an upgrade software with the cost of a new digital camera. A good camera filter will cover the cost of the upgrade of the software.

  One of the benefits of the Cloud Adobe is that updates of the new cameras are included in the membership fee with no additional cost.

• Task of healing in the bridge using Camera Raw

  I am trying to sync the bridge using Camera Raw spot healing (see https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=eZ9L0meJCWg to understand what I'm looking for). There seems no longer to be a button select all or Synchronize in Camera Raw is a drop down option in this sense in Bridge as in Photoshop. I'm working on a sequence of timelapse and need to remove dust spots. The method in the video would have been perfect but seems more available. Thanks for any help!

  I found out how batches the spotting in Lightroom with the sync buttons there.

• Adobe Bridge and Camera Raw too small on Microsoft Surface PRo 4

  I have the Microsoft Surface Pro 4. I downloaded Photoshop for use with fotography.

  Photoshop works perfectly, but Adobe Bridge and Camera Raw are too small. I can't read the letters...

  Anyone know a solution?

  

  Hi all

  We published a new version of Adobe Bridge (CC 2015) on July 19, 2016. This update is available via the Adobe Creative Cloud application.

  We have approached some unwanted highDPI on Windows. Please try the new version and look for problems you encounter.

  If you are not able to locate the bridge (CC 2015) on the creative cloud application, you will need to update the creative cloud application and restart your computer.

  Thank you

  Deepak Gupta