Cannot preview ORF files in bridge cs4

cannot preview ORF files in bridge cs4

From which Olympus camera?
Supported cameras are listed here
Camera Raw plug-in | Supported cameras
Compatible Adobe software is listed here
Camera Raw-compatible Adobe applications

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Keep in mind that if your camera is newer than the last released version of Camera Raw (5.7) for Photoshop CS4, Adobe does provide a free solution for compatibility, as Curt has mentioned, through the use of the free DNG Converter application.
The way that works is this:
1. You get your raw images from your new camera into a folder on your computer.
2. You run the latest DNG Converter application and choose the folder.
3. It converts the entire folder full of images to .DNG files.
4. You open a DNG file as you would an older raw file, with your old version of Photoshop.
While the DNG Converter provides you a way to continue to use your older Photoshop software with a new camera, keep in mind that there are significant improvements in the raw converter in the latest version of Photoshop that may allow you to make better images out of your raw files if you do choose to upgrade Photoshop.
-Noel

Can't preview RAW files in Bridge CC, administrator issue?

Can't preview RAW files in Bridge CC.
When i try to upate Bridge, it says:
Bridge is unable to check for updates, cause it can't connect to the internet or user is logged in as a non-administrative user.
So then i have to log in as a administrative user to the Bridge...and update..
Can't it be done easier???
I must also say i have also Bridge CS6 installed on pc and there everything is working fine.
Thx.

1/ Adobe Bridge should be possible to open without administrator issue.
By default it does, something seems wrong with your install
2/the images DO appear first for 2 or 3 seconds , then it turns to a RAW file icon.
Again indicating a wrong install, you see the embedded jpeg previews briefly but then the Raw thumbs should be build. When you see the generic Raw icon this means you don't have the correct version of the ACR plug in installed to match your camera or no converter at all.
Try this page:
http://helpx.adobe.com/creative-suite/kb/camera-raw-plug-supported-cameras.html
3/i only succeed in openening Bridge descently , so with ableing to see RAW files , WHEN i go to c:/progamfiles/Adobe/AdobeBridhecc/Bridge.exe
When, If i copy the exe file for opening Bridge CC and i put it on the Desktop, it DOES NOT Preview the RAW files.
Here you have lost me. As a Mac user I'm afraid I don't know nor understand anything about .exe, I download the .dmg file for an application which then automatically opens and I just click on the install icon, provide admin password and serial number once and then start using it without bothering about install ever again

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Adobe doesn't support CS5, an when I spoke to Apple, I was told that this is a known issue with OS 10.8.5 and that they're working on a patch. In the meantime I'm using Adobe's DNG as a workaround.
Have not heard before of this Known Issue, also find it hard to believe being true. But can't test my self because I only have CS6 and CC installed and always use Photodownloader to convert to DNG upon import. I have just installed the 10.8.5 update and checked in Bridge CC pointing to an attached card reader. no problem in showing the CR2 thumbs, it works as always and as expected.
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Thanks for the promt reply Omke!
That was the reason why the thumbnail icons weren't showing up in Bridge. Saving to include XMP data somehow brings in the previews in Bridge.
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Apogogies if this has been asked before.
I have an embedded MP3 file on one of my DWCS4 pages but when I try to play it from the Properties Inspector I get the message "Unable to find the plugin that handles this media type".
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Yes but I did exactly what I accused you of doing so it was really bad!
Software troubles can drive you a bit crazy. Sorry again.
From: pziecina <[email protected]>
Reply-To: <[email protected]>
Date: Thu, 08 Oct 2009 09:16:11 -0600
To: d maass <[email protected]>
Subject: Cannot play MP3 files in Dreamweaver CS4
Hi
Thank you for the apology, but as we have all (probably), misread and
therefore wrongly replied to posts, it is not really necessary.
PZ

Read other posts - still cannot see .htaccess files in DW CS4

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Am useing a PC. Have Photoshop CS5, suddenly cannot move Raw files from bridge (or anywhere else) into photoshop. Jpeg move into photoshop ok, did get error message 1 what do I do to correct this om bridge (or anywhere else for that matter)

Useing a PC
Have Photoshop CS5
Suddenly cannot move Raw Files from Bridge (or anywhere else) into photoshop.
I Can move Jpegs into ps the only issue is with Raw files
I did get error1 message but as do not know what that means its no help
any suggestions?

Sorry for the late reply. My email firewall has become a little over zealous & sent a lot of my emails straight to my junk email folder, so I have only just now discovered your reply in my junk mail folder.
The only "don't open files exceeding xxx megabytes" instruction I can find in my Prefs, is in the Bridge Prefs for Thumbnails, & mine is set at 1000mb. The biggest files I handle are bigger than 200mb so I should be able to open a few, not just one.
However, this doesn't explain why I can open a psd format file of 180mb, close it, but then can't open a RAW format file of only 26mb immediately after.
I can open the RAW file only if I restart my computer - very annoying!
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I cannot de ORF formaat with bridge Wath can I do?

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How can I orf files in bridge and photoshop cs4

I have downloaded the latest plugins but still can't open raw files form my OMD-E-m5

OM-D E-M5
ORF
6.7, 7.1
That camera was supported for the first time in ACR 6.7 which requires CS5 to run.
Your options are to upgrade to Photoshop CS6, CC or CC2014, or to look for, download, install, launch and run the free, stand-alone Adobe DNG converter 8.6 on each batch of raw ORF files in order to convert them to raw DNGs that you can then open in your CS4 installation.
Note that you will be leaving a lot of image quality on the table if you go that last route as significant improvements have been made to ACR in the latest versions.
Just a clarification in general, not necessarily referencing this or any other post:
Remember, you are not addressing Adobe here in the user forums. You are requesting help from volunteers users just like you who give their time free of charge. No one has any obligation to answer your questions.

Cannot sort files in bridge cs4

Hi
As you know it, since Windows XP xp2, the explorer sorts the files this way :
1, 002, 03, 000004...
For getting back the "right" alphabetical way, you can change the registry. So did I.
Now in the explorer, I get the files sorted like this :
000004, 002, 03, 1
Well
but in adobe bridge CS4, nothing changes. the files are sorted : 1, 002, 03, 000004...
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thanks for your replies
(Sorry for my bad english)

Yes it can be done but it's very messy!
The following script should do the job BUT it does require you select Manual sort and move any document first! This makes sure that a hidden file .BridgeSort is created in the folder. This file is re-created into the correct order then a new window is opened and the old window closed. This is because Bridge only reads this file when it opens.
Using ExtendScript Toolkit copy and paste the code into a new window, start Bridge - Edit - Preferences - Startup Scripts, click the "Reveal" button. This will open the folder that the script should be placed. Once that has been done close and restart Bridge and accept the new script. You will now have a new menu item "AlphaSort"
#target bridge
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newSortCommand.onSelect = function () {
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file.close();
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Full Screen Preview is Soft in Bridge CS4

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Upgrading from a stable install of CS2 to CS4 was a nightmare that cost me hundreds of hours with Adobe, and alone, with no solution. Even their "clean" utilities failed to remove the software (CS2 & CS4) from my computer for a clean install of CS4. I was forced to do a total format and reinstall of everything on my system. That was a two week nightmare.
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The most stable Nvidia GeForce 9800GT driver I have found to be is version 181.20 with video bios version 62.92.52.00.07
I will seriously consider whether or not to purchase the next version of Creative Suite when it appears. My experience has been that Adobe's corporate policy is to charge customers via new versions with fixes for problems that existed in earlier software builds. And then to create new dilemmas!
And thank you for all that you Curt.

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