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Old 07-07-2013, 05:26 PM  
Grapesoda
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Originally Posted by Jim_Gunn View Post
Might want to check the Color Representation properties for your images. Depending on what you have set in the camera it should either say sRGB or Adobe or Uncalibrated. That may make the difference in how the images display in Bridge.

Also have you tried the mini-bridge interface? I don't usually edit my large .jpg images as I normally intend to get them perfect out of the camera. But when I do I find it most efficient to use mini-bridge in PS CS6 to browse to the folder containing the images I want to work on and double click the thumbnail to open up each image individually, edit it and hit Ctrl-W to close it (and select yes to accept changes) before moving on to the next. The images look correct both in the thumbnail & opened up in the editing display. Of course if you are batch processing images, you can just edit one image that way and then create an action and run it to apply it to the rest.
I use adobe bridge as the file browser and edit in ACR, then save the edits out ...

thing is this a new issue with bridge... not sure what the deal is but in my experience adobe products are a bit 'unstable' ...

I edit all my images for two reasons 1. I shot completely flat in camera and must add contrast and sharpening and 2. I look at every image I shoot and always have.

thank you Jim
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