"Camera Raw is not loaded Bridge can not load camera raw"

To any one who has a Mac and has fixed this problem please help. What happens is I can not open any photos in camera it just reads the caption above. I can get the photo open when I double click and it will go into PS6 bit any of the changes will not be saved in Bridge. So Please help OH YEAH THIS IS A TOTALY LEGIT COPY AND I PAID FULL PRICE FOR CS6.

Updated to ACR 8.4? There is an issue:
The fix is to download a 8.4 again via the link below and follow the instructions to replace the existing 8.4 plugin:
http://helpx.adobe.com/bridge/kb/acr-84-bridge-cs6-metadata.html

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Is there a limit to how many files bridge can view at one time?

Our company works with high volumes of images and we would like to use Bridge to organize, search, and view these images prior to working on them in Adobe Photoshop/Premiere ETC.. Is there a limit to how many files that Bridge can handle at one time? We have hundreds of thousands of videos and photos.

Many have found that using more then 5000 files per folder can slow down performance but this depends on system resources (fast processor and much RAM). However Video is not always the strongest point of Bridge as it seems due to some other posts.
And since you talk about a company, you have to be aware that Bridge is not designed nor official supported for use over a network. A dedicated DAM like Canto Cumulus or Portfolio Server might be more suitable for this tasks but they also come with a price I'm afraid.

Using Aperture with Adobe Bridge: Can It Work?

I have used all the Adobe apps for ages and love them.
Photoshop and Bridge are a mainstay of our studio operation here.
I have been using Adobe LightRoom lately to deal with my RAW shooting.
I take it to a certain point with LR then I use Bridge to do other things with my files. LR and Bridge can see eachother's metadata and XMP info so they can be opened back and forth between the apps as need be.
This is critical for our work process.
What Im wondering is can Aperture be used in a similar way?
Can Bridge see Aperture's adjustment info and visa versa?
Do they read eachother's Metadata and or XMP info?
Does Aperture even use XMP data?
Reason Im asking this is I admire Aperture's interface and functionality.
I'd like to possibly use it in place of LightRoom for dealing with my RAW files.
But without the compatibility with Bridge it wouldnt work for us.
I read lots of Mac and Adobe publications and have yet to see this issue addressed in any articles.
Surely other people are in the same boat as me on this one...
Anyone have any knowledge to share on this matter?
Thanks.

Bridge and LightRoom can see each other's image adjustments because they are using almost exactly the same engine to do RAW conversions. Aperture and Bridge won't understand each other's image adjustments, in just the same way that Bridge and Nikon Capture, Canon DPP, Bibble or Capture One etc. can't.
When it comes to metadata you won't be much better off, as any changes you made in Bridge wouldn't be seen in Aperture unless you re-imported the file and vice-versa.
Basically, if your workflow is based around Bridge you are stuck with Adobe apps as they are the only ones designed to work with it.
Ian

In Bridge, can't open jpeg in camera raw

I have CS3 installed on several computers. On one of them, apparently Bridge and/or Raw never updated to the ability to open a jpeg in Raw. I can do this on the other computers. When I suggest running updates, it says none are needed. I'm confused.
Mike

Jim,
Actually I'd only discovered this feature recently as Bridge was not program of choice - my 7 yr. old system didn't have resources to handle PS and Bridge well simultaneously, having only 512 MB RAM. Was lucky to run Photoshop alone, s_l_o_w_l_y on a P4. This all changed with 4GB RAM and a dual core. What a relief.
Old system dubbed 'Frankenstein' sits networked in pasture in case of need for XP dependent programs or external bkups which no longer run in Vista without wiping data and reformatting. Fortunately won't need them to thanks to networking the two. Only thing not supported by Camera RAW is .bmp which I'll convert. Files from scans years ago of old photos before understanding formats. Live n' learn.
Much of the time I use Lightroom in lieu of Bridge, but there are times it comes in handy for quick access. Now that Lightroom 2 works interactively with Photoshop it's made this less necessary, but still have uses for both.
John~
You are indeed fortunate Vista is your friend. Must have plenty of RAM to run 64 bit. I on the other hand run 32 and intend to downgrade next fresh install so previous peripheral investments work again. Did not play nicely and Microsoft failed to support their own products, deserving a hall of shame award IMO. Still waiting for MS's next OS, as functional and non functional skip generations with that company.
Close friend also loves Vista, but couldn't help noticing he runs an XP machine on the side like myself.... hehe just in case for specific needs. I'm sure he wouldn't mind my saying we are both happy for you though. ;^D Whatever works. Each person has different needs as always.

Bridge can't read RAW format from my new camera

I just bought a new Sony SLT-A58 but Bridge says the he can't read the RAW format so, I can't download my photos.
I went online and found a Adobe Camera Raw 6.7.1 and a DNG Converter 7.4 plugins that supposidely would solve the problem. No avail. Still refuse to recognize the RAW format.
Desperate as this is my working camera and and need it up and runing asap. I had absolutely no problems with my older Sony A100.
What is weird is that... if I pass the photos in the converter, it shows me the .dng version of the photos so, something is there. Why can't Bridge see my RAW photos? ... and also, leave tons of caches and weird icons in the file, a real mess.
I am on Mac platform on OS 10.6.8 (Snow Leopard) and use CS5... and yes, all my programs and softwares are up-to-date.
Thank you for your help...
... and Happy New Year

So if RAW support is specific, why do they do a plugin for CS5 and for my camera?
Adobe has released versions of Adobe Camera Raw (ACR) right back to ACR 1.0 (which was compatible with Photoshop 7). However, supported cameras vary by ACR version and Adobe application version.
You need to match:
your camera make and model
the version of Camera Raw which supports your camera make and model
the specific version of Adobe software which supports the version of Camera Raw that you need.
In your case, the Sony SLT-A58 was first supported by ACR 7.4 - which is only supported in CS6 and later. CS5 is not compatible with ACR7.4.
Complete list of supported cameras is here
http://helpx.adobe.com/creative-suite/kb/camera-raw-plug-supported-cameras.html
Camera Raw-compatible Adobe applications are listed here
http://helpx.adobe.com/x-productkb/global/camera-raw-compatible-applications.html
CS5 is certainly not an antiquity and the Sony A58 is not a huge tech advanced Hasselblad. I have friends who have big Nikon and Sony A77 and Canon and import their RAW to their CS5 Bridge.
All that matters is which specific camera matches up with which version of ACR - and which Adobe applications are compatible with that version of ACR.
Can't comment on big Nikon or Canon mentioned above without specific camera model numbers.
However, the Sony A77 is supported by ACR6.5 which is compatible with Bridge CS5+. Easy to see why that combination works.
Similarly, your Sony A100 was first supported by ACR 3.5 which is compatible with Bridge CS2+. Easy to see why that works too.
Always read the Adobe tables linked above and cross-reference them with each other. That should clear up your confusion.

When I try to open up camera raw it shuts down Adobe Bridge, can anyone help?

I am using mac. My problem at first was that when I tried to open a RAW image it would just shut down either photoshop cs4 or bridge cs4. Then I installed that Camera Raw 5.2 update, now I can open a raw image if I double click it from my desktop. But once I am in bridge and try to open a raw image, it loads for a few seconds and shuts down bridge. Is there a way to fix this?
Even when I when I try to change the camera raw preferences in bridge (File > camera raw preferences) that also shuts down bridge.

Go to photoshop, and check , in the Photoshop menu>about plug-ins
What version of camera raw do you see?
There should only be one camera raw plug-in installed at the default location (check the read-me or the FAQ of this forum)

Bridge can not work on Windows XP guest

PROBLEM DESCRIPTION:*
The guest can not obtain an IP address when configured as "Bridge" : Connectivity is limited or null.
When configured as "NAT" it works properly, with DHCP assigning an IP.
PLATFORM DESCRIPTION:
Oracle VM VirtualBox 4.0.10
Host: Windows XP SP3. Core 2 Duo. 3GB RAM. 2.53GHz. HP6930p
Guest: Windows XP Home Edition.
ACTIONS TAKEN:
Uninstall-Reinstall Oracle VM.
12.5.5 Bridged networking adapters missing:
HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SYSTEM\CurrentControlSet\Control\Network\MaxNumFilters: not found in registry
%windir%\setupapi.log: "ROOT\SUN_VBOXNETFLTMP\0005" installed correctly.

I have and issue with that too.
I am unable to view WMP files from the internet -
wired. Worked fine with the old router but when the
ABEn was installed. lost abbility to view them. Works
fine on my Mac Laptop 10.4.9 - wireless.
Like:
http://www.med.wayne.edu/news_media/streamingmedia/som
events/student_affairs.asp

Photoshop Bridge can not find Iphoto files

When I open Bridge in Photoshop to open pictures It can not find my Iphoto files. There is an Iphoto icon with the other folders but when I click on it it opens Iphoto it does not show the files.

Bridge and iPhoto do pretty much the same thing in different ways and can not be used together - choose one or the other
PS can be used with iPhoto directly without bridge - set it as the external editor in the iPhoto preferences
LN

Root Bridge can see NonRoot Bridges but does not Associate

This is a point-to-multipoint bridging LAN for networking eight serial devices (air quality monitors) to a central Windows box for real-time wireless data acquisition. Thus far, I have configured a single Aironet 1310 as the root bridge (RB: 150.100.0.2, 255.255.0.0) at the Windows box (PC: 150.100.0.1, 255.255.0.0) and three Aironet 1310s as non-root bridges (NRB1: 150.100.0.3; NRB2: 150.100.0.4; NRB3: 150.100.0.5). When the system's working, each of the NRBs will connect to an ethernet-to-serial device server with its own IP, and the serial devices will connect to the device servers as COM2-COM9, respectively. Each node in this network has an external antenna, an omni at the RB and directional/Yagi antennae at the NRBs. Distances are short, hundreds of meters, so power will not be the limiting factor. (We could have done this with Zigbee but decided to overdesign for reliability.)
After assigning IP addresses to all four bridges using the command-line interface, and with the RB connected to an ethernet hub/switch, we configured each of the NRBs by connecting them to the same hub/switch and using the browser interface. We used the document at
http://www.cisco.com/application/pdf/paws/68087/bridges_pt_to_pt.pdf
and followed it to the letter to configure first the RB, then the NRBs.
After configuring all four bridges, and while all four were still hard-wired together through the hub/switch, all four bridges showed the proper associations in the "State" column of the web interface under "Association." To test the wireless links we disconnected the three NRBs from the hub/switch by removing the ethernet cables, leaving the RB connected to the hub/switch (naturally) to maintain connection to the host PC. We then refreshed all associations.
On the RB web interface, all three NRBs showed up with the proper IP addresses, but the "State" fields showed "Attempting Association" or something like that rather than "EAP-Associated."
All three NRB web interfaces disappeared because the links were lost. I tried to PING each of the IP addresses using a DOS command, but all three timed out.
So, in short, the RB can "see" all three NRBs and "knows" they're there; but the association does not complete. What are my options for diagnosing the problem?
Thanks in advance...
Brent Auvermann
Amarillo, TX

Chieu Dinh,
For the non-root bridge, is there a way to set the scan? I can see in the log file shows that the scan is starting when I changed from Install to non-root bridge. Once I am on the non-root bridge role, I don't see any more the log for scanning.
I don't know about any command that controls the scanning interval when the bridge is in non-root mode. I also don't think it logs every time it goes into a scan cycle because I think they're pretty close together, maybe at most a few seconds.
My question is "is there some ways that I can initiate the scan on the non-root bridge?
You can shut/no-shut the non-root bridge radio interface. Every time you do this it intiates a new scan immediately.
can I use the "parent" command on the point-to-multipoint environment?
As far as I know, yes. I think the only mode parent doesn't work in is repeater mode. For repeaters, you don't configure a list of parents, you only configure one single MAC peer.
An added thought: if you are having trouble with the bridge link coming up, then there is likely either a signal or a configuration issue (and chasing the scan interval probably won't net you any solutions). I've found that a great way to narrow the troubleshooting is to configure the bridges on the ground at close range (maybe 50-100 feet apart, not right up against each other) to control for signal. Once you have a working configuration and you know for sure that the bridges will come up, then install them in your outdoor locations. Keep in mind that when outdoors, a lot of factors can play into signal claritiy and usability (trees/foliage, distance, LOS/fresnel, earth curvature, weather, noise and interference, etc.). Also, unfortunately for the 1310s, the 2.4GHz space is really congested in most populated areas so they are not a reliable solution unless you're out in the country. Always survey first.
Justin

School Network and Bridge- can't open RAW files

Hi
BACKGROUND:
We are running Adobe CS3 in my school Mac lab (OS10.5 new iMacs and a couple of G5 towers). Students are assigned seats and log in to their home directory on the network xServe server. All their preferences, files etc are stored in their home directory, NOT on the individual computer station. Files are synced to their individual station while they work then saved back to their home directory at the end of their work time.. Students use card readers and use Adobe Photo Downloader to upload images to their Picture folder, which then are visible in Bridge.
Today a student brought in his memory card with RAW files from his Canon digital SLR. He was working on the G5 tower. Generic icons for all his RAW files appeared in the Photo Downloader dialog box and we could not see the images. ACR has already been upgraded as far as it goes in CS3.
I have classes of students, most with their own cameras. I am encouraging them to use camera RAW. What do I need to do in order to make sure ALL students can open their images from whatever camera they might have? I wish we can upgrade to CS4 (or 5 when that comes out) but there is no funding for that, so please give me another option.
Thanks!
Eileen

RAW files from a camera that is too new to be supported directly with CS3's version of ACR can be first converted to DNG using the latest free DNG Converter available from Adobe, and then can be viewed in Bridge and ACR even though the original RAWs cannot.
Your student's RAW files should be convertible in the latest version of Canon's Digital Photo Professional as well, which should have come on a CD with the camera as well as downloadable from Canon's website.

How do I find the right patch / update so Photoshop CS 6 and Bridge can read my raw files from Canon 5D MKIII.

I reinstalled Photoshop and now I can't read my raw files...

If menu Help>Updates does not. Try download and install the ACR 8.6 update for Photoshop CC if that does nor work try downloading and installing ACR 8.6 withe the DNG converter. If installing that does not install into CS6 and Bridge common ACR plug-in folder copy ACR 8.6 into that folder after renaming the existing ACR there.
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CS4 Bridge Can't Complete Loading

When I use CS3 Bridge on my MacBook Pro, all my photos show up as thumbnails. I have installed CS4-Photoshop (Extended) and when I try to launch Bridge in CS4, all I get is the spinning pinwheel and the program never fully loads. Additionally, some thumbnails show up, others do not. It has nothing to do with the type of file. What am I missing here?

JohnEwing wrote:
I was chary of getting PS CS4 trial because I didn't want to break any CS3 license parameters in the registry if I let the trial period run out.
File associations are no problem, and ACR probably has no issues with Bridge unless they've made major changes to the interface, which I doubt. I think it's more likely to be a simple question of one product seeing the other one's licensing rights in the registry.
There is an Adobe Clean Script which will remove all traces of the trial. CS4 Clean Script.
I really think you'll get in a mess with versions mixed up like that!
There are major changes to Bridge and ACR and I really advise you not to get yourself and the computer in a muddle.

Cannot open RAW for Canon M in Bridges, can open for 5D mk II

I downloaded the Canon application, but that is extremely limited, although I can at least convert the files into Tiff and use Photoshop on them. Of course Bridges is much better.

How do I look it up?
The Photoshop version
Photoshop > About Photoshop
The ACR version under
Photoshop > About Plug-In > Camera Raw
Canon M is on the list.
But which version does support it and which version do you use?

Batch of files manually sorted in Bridge - Can I run a PS Action in that manual order?

For some jobs my workflow ideally involves manually sorting the order of a batch of RAW files in Bridge (the RAW file names are as assigned by the camera) and then using a PS Action from Bridge to convert, save, and rename the batch of files. I want to end up with my image files sequentially numbered in the manually sorted order.
However, my PS Action automatically processes the files in ascending order of their RAW file names and therefore my manually assigned file order in Bridge is lost.
Is there a script (or other method) which will allow me to run a PS action from Bridge on a batch of files while keeping the manually sorted order for the purposes of the numbering sequence of the renamed output files?
My current workaround is to Batch Rename in Bridge a copied set of RAW files as an intermediate step to running my PS Action on the renamed RAW file copies. It's not a bad workaround but if there is an easier way, I would much appreciate knowing about it!
Geoff

Geoff, here is an example that works for me. When I test ran the sample script based on some stuff that I do the files are process in the order of the manual sort and only the files in my selection are processed folders etc are ignored… I have NO idea how much people charge for this sort of thing I only do it for the learning process. If you can let me know what the Photoshop process is and your OS I 'may' be able to help but I make NO promises as Im still very much the learner with this stuff…
You can give this a test if you like…
#target bridge
with (app.document) {
     if (sorts[0].type == 'user') {
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               selectAll();
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               deselectAll();
          } else {
               var userSel = selections;
          for (var i = 0; i < userSel.length; i++) {
               if (userSel[i].type == 'file') psProcess(userSel[i].spec);
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           alert('This window is NOT a manual sort?')
function psProcess(filePath) {
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     psScript += 'app.preferences.rulerUnits = Units.PIXELS; \n';
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     psScript += 'if (docRef.mode != DocumentMode.RGB) docRef.changeMode(ChangeMode.RGB); \n';
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     psScript += 'docRef.flatten(); \n';
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     psScript += 'if (docRef.pathItems.length >= 1) processSelection(docRef, 0); \n';
     psScript += 'fitImage(docRef, 880, 72); \n';
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     psScript += 'var newFilePath = new File("~/Desktop/" + baseName + ".jpg"); \n';
     psScript += 'saveFileasJPEG(newFilePath, 9); \n';
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     psScript += 'app.diaplayDialogs = userDialogs; \n';
     psScript += 'app.preferences.rulerUnits = userRulerUnits; \n';
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     psScript += 'eval' + processChannels.toSource(); + '; \n';
     psScript += 'eval' + processPaths.toSource(); + '; \n';
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General Functions
function btMessaging(targetApp, script) {
     var bt = new BridgeTalk();
     bt.target = targetApp;
     bt.body = script;
     bt.send();
function createFolder(folderPath) {
     var thisFolder = new Folder(folderPath);
     if (!thisFolder.exists) thisFolder.create();
Photoshop Functions
function processChannels(docRef) {
     for (var i = docRef.channels.length-1; i >= 0; i--) {
          if (docRef.channels[i].kind == ChannelType.MASKEDAREA) {
               docRef.channels[i].remove();
               continue;
          if (docRef.channels[i].kind == ChannelType.SELECTEDAREA) {
               docRef.channels[i].remove();
               continue;
          if (docRef.channels[i].kind == ChannelType.SPOTCOLOR) {
               docRef.channels[i].merge();
function processPaths(docRef) {
     if (docRef.pathItems.length >= 2) {
          for (var i = 0; i < docRef.pathItems.length; i++) {
               if (docRef.pathItems[i].kind == PathKind.CLIPPINGPATH) {
                    docRef.pathItems[i].makeClippingPath(0.5);
                    docRef.pathItems[i].makeSelection(0, true, SelectionType.REPLACE);
                    docRef.pathItems[i].deselect();
if (docRef.pathItems.length == 1) {
          if      (docRef.pathItems[0].kind == PathKind.WORKPATH) docRef.pathItems[0].name = 'Clipping Path'
          docRef.pathItems[0].makeClippingPath(0.5);
          docRef.pathItems[0].makeSelection(0, true, SelectionType.REPLACE);
          docRef.pathItems[0].deselect();
function processSelection(docRef, offSet) {
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     docRef.selection.expand(offSet);
     docRef.selection.invert();
     docRef.activeLayer = docRef.layers[0];
     docRef.selection.clear();
     docRef.selection.deselect();
     docRef.trim(TrimType.TRANSPARENT, true, true, true, true);
     docRef.flatten();
function fitImage(docRef, newSize, newRes) {
if (docRef.width >= docRef.height) {
     docRef.resizeImage(newSize, undefined, newRes, ResampleMethod.BICUBICSMOOTHER);
else {
     docRef.resizeImage(undefined, newSize, newRes, ResampleMethod.BICUBICSMOOTHER);
function imageArea(docRef, newArea, newRes) {
var originalArea = docRef.width * docRef.height;
if (originalArea > newArea) {
     var newWidth = Math.sqrt(docRef.width * newArea / docRef.height);
     var newHeight = (docRef.height * newWidth / docRef.width);
     docRef.resizeImage(newWidth, newHeight, newRes, ResampleMethod.BICUBICSMOOTHER);
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     docRef.resizeImage(undefined, undefined, newRes, ResampleMethod.NONE);
function bitmapOptions(res) {
bitOptions = new BitmapConversionOptions();
     bitOptions.method = BitmapConversionType.HALFTHRESHOLD;
     bitOptions.resolution = res;
     bitOptions.shape = BitmapHalfToneType.SQUARE;
     return bitOptions;
Photoshop Save As Functions
function saveFileasTIFF(saveFile, aC, iC, la, sC, tr) {
     tiffSaveOptions = new TiffSaveOptions();
     tiffSaveOptions.alphaChannels = aC;
     tiffSaveOptions.byteOrder = ByteOrder.MACOS;
     tiffSaveOptions.embedColorProfile = true;
     tiffSaveOptions.imageCompression = iC;
     tiffSaveOptions.layers = la;
     tiffSaveOptions.spotColors = sC;
     tiffSaveOptions.transparency = tr;
     activeDocument.saveAs(saveFile, tiffSaveOptions, true, Extension.LOWERCASE);
function saveFileasJPEG(saveFile, qL) {
     jpgSaveOptions = new JPEGSaveOptions();
     jpgSaveOptions.embedColorProfile = true;
     jpgSaveOptions.formatOptions = FormatOptions.STANDARDBASELINE;
     jpgSaveOptions.matte = MatteType.NONE;
     jpgSaveOptions.quality = qL;
     activeDocument.saveAs(saveFile, jpgSaveOptions, true, Extension.LOWERCASE);

Lightroom and CS3 Bridge: Can they read eachother's adjustment settings?

So Im trying to use Lightroom 1.0
So far it seems like LR doesnt see the adjustments (XMP data) I have added to RAW files in Bridge and Bridge doesnt see the adjustments I make in LR.
Call me crazy but isnt that a major stumbling block in the usage of Lightroom?
Or am I doing something wrong?

I don't use RAW files, but in the case of Jpegs, Bridge has a cache. You have to empty its cache for it to see changes in the files that it didn't make. And to have them made, you have to tell Lightroom to write out the metadata. Globally, it's in Preferences / File Management. It slowed it down so I have it off. If you want to do a file or a directory, you can use Metadata / XMP / Export XMP metadata to file.
If you write metadata outside of Lightroom (I write capture date and digitized date to files from scanned slides), in Lightroom you have to do Metadata / XMP / Import XMP metadata to file. I always have Lightroom write out the metadata before I fiddle with the files and I would assume that is necessary because otherwise what it reads from the files will not include its data and it will, I presume, lose its data.

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