Change magnification-factor in Bridge...

Hello!
The magnifier in Bridge suddenly shows 200% preview.
I don't know what I did that it changed (before it showed 100%).
How can I change to 100% again?
(Mac User, non scrolling Mouse, Bridge CS4)
Thanks!
Jo

To change the magnification of the Loupe, use Command + (plus), and Command - (minus).
Note: if the image is already being previewed at 100% or higher in the Preview pane because it's a small image, you may not be able to go below 200% or more.
Finally, there's a Bridge forum, in case you have further questions:
http://forums.adobe.com/community/bridge/bridge_macintosh?view=discussions&start=0#

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I have Bridge CS4.
I imported about 800 photos from two cameras.
Unfortunately the date of one of the cameras was incorrect an so I cannot sort in true sequential date/time captured.
What I do have is a list of two halves. One half Camera 1 in sequence followed by Camera 2, in sequence.
I need to mesh the images in actual/correct time captured in an automated, non-manual way.
I selected File > File Info... > and put the correct date in the IPTC tab. Nothing changed, so I'm not sure how to complete the process.
Given the number of images that I require to re-date I would like to make a batch change to the date only....the time element is near enough.
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Thanks Curt
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I've started having trouble with changes in Camera RAW not sticking once they're closed. I've got the XMP files, and Bridge shows the little icon to show it's been changed, but the changes aren't staying. I've tried clearing the cache, restarting the program and rebooting to no avail. To answer the preferred questions:
Photoshop CC, 14.2.1 64x
Totally updated
Windows 8.1 Pro
Nikon d800 RAW (NEF) files
No error messages
Making adjustments in Camera RAW (Photoshop) and then clicking 'done' when complete. This has always in the past saved the changes made until I make more, reset them, or delete the XMP file.
Always worked previously
Chrome, anti-virus. Never been an issue previously. Bridge usually runs at the same time.
Using a Microsoft Surface Pro, 4GB RAM, over 50GB free on the drive. No changes made to the system, since I let it run as-is. No updates to hardware, no brushes, no plugins.
Anyone have any ideas?
Thanks in advance!

Thanks for the reply, Trevor! I've been on this internets for a long while now, and the first thing i notice in forums are that people never seem to follow the posting guidelines and never seem to provide info that's needed to help them (see: many photog forums where people ask for lens/camera recs and never tell us budget, needs, current equipment, or what they actually WANT to photograph!), so I find it's expedient to actually provide necessary information! Gettng gold stars for well-thought out, thorough explanations: what a novel concept!
Incidentally, I think I just worked it out. I added my external drive to my desktop PC to see if there was a difference, then noticed the same issue occurring. I had a sudden thought that the preview thumbnail wasn't showing up, and realised that the option to choose preview settings ('generate 100% previews' or 'prefer embedded') will make the edits disappear if you also have the cache purged.
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In the pricelists, if you go in them you'll see it shows the item code, item description then base price, factor and then the price. But can you make that factor different for each item in the same pricelist? In the database it stores the factor for each item.
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In the application the factor column is read-only in case it is displayed.
This indicates that the factor is not expected to be different per item. Instead, if you change the item price, the "Manual" flag gets automatically checked.
I.e. either you use the factor for the price list for the item as well - or you specify a manual price.
These are the scenarios expected by the applications logic.
If you change that (violating the rules not to use SQL for writes), you do that at your own risk and risk unexpected behavior.

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I'm working in Premiere Pro CS3 and I've successfully imported some video. I can change the size of the windows themselves (50%, fit, etc). However, the image itself inside the windows continues to display at 100%. This means that at the "fit" windowsize, I'm seeing the top left corner of the image only.
When I stop the video playback and click on the video itself, I see a set of scale controls over the image, which looks perfectly scaled to the window size. But as soon as I engage playback, the video blows up to 100% size inside a small window, leaving me without a clear look at my full footage.
I'm a Photoshop person and I'm looking for the equivalent of the Zoom tool to get a larger or smaller view of the full video. Is there a way to change this, or is my only option to open out the panels as large as possible to see the whole picture?
Thanks, I hope this makes sense.

MandyRose,
With a Project Preset of Desktop (Custom) set to 640 x 480 PAR = 1.0 (Square Pixels) and matching source footage, which the info in Project Panel verifies, this should not be happening. Going back to your Project Preset, can you check one more time that you have chosen Desktop, with the above specs. ? What you show is what one would get with a mismatch between the Project Preset and the source footage. That's why I'm bothering you with that one bit. I've thought that I had chosen properly, experienced similar, only to find that I had clicked one selection above, or below, or forgot to change my Frame Size in the dialog screen. In the Toolbar, you can go to Project>Project Settings and display the General settings chosen for the Project.
if I set my view to something larger than my screen can display (for example, 75% or 100%) it stretches and distorts the image within the size of the panel.
That other magnifications show only a portion of the source footage's Frame Size is correct. Depending on the size of the Program Monitor, one would have to scroll around higher magnifications, when they are chosen, instead of Fit. That it "stretches and distorts" is not.
I realize this just might be a limitation of Premiere that it always displays this way, but it just seems as though it should show me the full clip (reduced to fit the window) while I'm working with it.
PrPro's Program Monitor is an emulation, albeit a pretty good one. This is not normal behavior. That is why I'm looking for one setting that is not correct.
In the Timeline, Rt-click on the Clip, and check whether Scale to Frame is checked. If so, what happens if you uncheck it?
One other place to check would be the Effects Control Panel and twirl-down Motion, looking at Scale, to make sure that nothing has been applies there. Scale should be set to 100%.
That is all that I can think of at this moment. I'm sure that I am missing other places to check. If I can come up with any, I'll post them back with more questions.
Good luck,
Hunt

WAD: function to change scaling factors

Hi,
in the web application designer, i would like to insert a button that changes the scaling factors of certain key figures in the report.
i cannot find a function in the WAD to influence the scaling factor of a key figure.
any help?
thx!

Hi,
Use the following link to find the required functions to set the scaling factors
http://help.sap.com/saphelp_sem60ep1/helpdata/en/e3/e60138fede083de10000009b38f8cf/frameset.htm
The function used is <b>SCALING_FACTOR</b> you have values next to it to display how u like.
You can define all the properties of a Query and Infoobject using the commands.
Cheers.
Ranga.

Changing scaling factor for each cell in Bex Analyzer

Hi,
We have a query with 2 structure (1 structure in rows, 1 in columns). We execute the query with Bex Analyzer in Excel.
We would like to change the scaling factor for each cell. If we use the function 'Properties' for the active cell (context menu), we can change the scaling factor only for one cell.
Is it possible to change it for the complete table?
We use BI 7.0, patch 14.
Thanks,
Peter
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Have you got the solution for this problem?

Why can't I add/change NEF metadata in Bridge after CS3 re-install?

After a recent unplanned changeover to Windows 7, during which I had to re-install CS3, I now find that I can't add metadata keywords to NEF images taken and archived before the re-install, nor can I add keywords to image metadata that was originally written before the change. If one image is selected I get an error message saying an error occurred when it tried to write to the keyword list. If I select All images (including some new TIFFs that are edits of older NEFs), I get a message saying some of the metadata can't be changed, and asking do I want to proceed? [I can add keywords to the new TIFFs (post re-install) but not the older NEFs. I can also add keywords to new NEFs, just not the older ones.] How can I "unlock" the metadata?

Probably one of 2 things.
The images have been relabeled "read only". Open Windows Explorer and click on properties.
There may also be a permissions issue. Close Bridge and right click on icon to choose "run as administrator". See if that solves problem.

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