Histogram in Bridge?

I use the Preview View showing Folders, Metadata, and Keywords.
The option of showing the file's Histogram would greatly simplify workflow.
Currently I have to view the files in ZoomBrower, to see a histogram. This helps me to quickly delete files that are beyond hope of repair. However, I would like to be able to do this in Bridge, both in Preview mode and in the Slideshow.
Thanks.

Guys,
ACDSee and ZoomBrowser don't have Highlight recovery so the Histogram isn't worth diddly squat. If you base your deletion decision on the histogram in either you're probably tossing images that might well have been recoverable. Also, the histogram would be based on a lower resolution preview than we get in Camera Raw. Also, building a higher res version would take even more time than it takes now. If you really need to see a histogram then do a Select All on the images you want to preview, open them in Camera Raw, select each image in turn, mark deletion, rate or label.

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I don,t think this feature exists but it would be great to have a Histogram which shows clipping next to preview images in the bridge (something you can turn on and of in the menu) without having to go into Raw converter or photoshop.
I also have a question regarding RAw images from some cameras, (phase p25 for one) when dropped into the bridge seem to be much darker than they are with there proprietry software almost like the gammas out by a stop or two and the Histograms bear this out also, any ideas?

I agree, to be able to compare, not only images but their respective histograms in Bridge would be very handy in certain circumstances!

All of a sudden, files are brown in Lightroom, but not when exported or viewed in Bridge.

Look at the Histogram. The color layer on top is usually gray tones (not brown). The thumbnails are white dishes on white. As a yesterday, all the images displayed correctly. I opened LR4 today to this. I have not changed or updated my OS since.
I had to export some images for a client today. I already did touchups. When export them, they look perfect. I also viewed all the photos in Bridge - color is correct. Any thoughts? Thank you.

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Bridge CS6 How to turn off auto tone adjustment for the loupe?

Adobe Bridge CS6. 'Apply auto tone adjustments' is unchecked in Camera Raw Preferences. Yet every time I click on an image in the preview panel it does a tonal adjustment before it magnifies the image detail. I am viewing bracketed images and do not want any auto tone applied at any time while previewing images. How can I turn off all auto tone adjustment for the program - including the loupe. I never had this issue in a previous version. I'm on PC. Thanks for any help!

All 4 Default Image Settings are unchecked. Checking this further I have found this is only a visual issue in Bridge Preview. I have opened the same raw file before any adjustment had taken place (w/o using the loupe magnifier) in PS CS6 - and then again opened it after using the magnifier which did an auto contrast adjust on the image. Both files are the same in PS CS6. This is only a visual issue within Bridge (Master Collection CS6) on my Win7 64 bit machine. No issue with a standalone PS CS6 version on my XP 64 bit system.
There is no auto adjustment of the image until I use the loupe (magnifier tool).
Note my previous comment as to what happens when I use it. Thanks!
I have a feeling this is a bug. I have a Photography help group on fb and posed this question to them. I had mostly no issue responses but got this from another person. I checked after reading this and it is the same issue with me - this only happens with raw files, not jpeg. Here is his comment line.
Carl, I see what you mean, I have tried several adjustments to the preferences and none seem to work. The image automatically adjusts after a brief time. There does not seem to be any way to turn off the adjustment. I'm using Bridge CS 6 on a Mac. I don't think it has anything to do with camera calibration, but it only happens when using RAW files. I tried it on JPGs and TIFFs and it did not adjust the loupe image. Wonder what Adobe has to say
So - tThanks for any thoughts! So at least it's not going to be an editing issue - but it's a pain here. I use Bridge to edit my shoots and I often shoot bracketed images. While I cull images according to the histogram, I also do visual assessment and I can't have Bridge doing it's own thing on tonal adjustment.

Wrong white balance in Bridge

Since I reinstalled my computer I have a problem with displaying Canon CR2 files in Bridge - white balance in just incorrect. When I open it in Camera RAW, for about 1 second it displays still incorrectly, but then colours of the picture change and white balance is correct - I can even see that histogram changes slightly at the same moment. Than it opens in Photoshop correctly too. White balance is set to "as shot". I have PS CS6 and ACR 8.1 as part of Creative Suite 6 Design & Web Premium (all updates are installed). Anyone can solve the problem? I can say that I tried to install Creative Suite on 2 different computers and the problem is in both cases.

But when I open fool preview in Bridge (space, then left mouse click), after a short time when preview renders, the picture becomes fine. So I wonder what picture is displayed in Bridge non-full-screen preview?
Let's first focus on your preference settings. Try these settings:
In Bridge under Adobe Bridge CC open the Camera Raw preferences.
In the section 'Default Image Settings' make sure the the above 2 are NOT checked (Auto tone and auto grayscale)
It is useful to have checked defaults to specific serial number when you did generate a custom default in ACR and iso specific is only useful if you have saved all different iso settings as different ACR defaults.
Then go to same menu and open Bridge Preferences.
In the section Cache under options have only a checkmark in front of 'Keep 100% previews in Cache', don't use the option to export cache to folder.
Also increase the slider for cache size a bit, somewhere half way or left to halfway should be good enough.
Under Advanced / miscellaneous only have a check mark in front of generate monitor sized previews, leave the other 2 blank.
Then in the content window with the problem files be sure to have no hidden cache folders. Use menu view / show hidden files and search for document icons with BridgeCache and BridgeCacheT. If they are here delete both to the trash.
Then restart Bridge and try again
Also might be related to not having synced the color settings in Bridge when having more Suite apps installed from CC.
Any advice how can I check it?
When you have only PS installed Bridge uses the color settings you have saved in there, otherwise you should sync the Bridge color settings for correct colormanagement.
In PS go to the menu edit / Color settings
Check if your settings are what you want and either read the name already given or save these settings under a proper name.
Then in Bridge use the same route (edit/Color Settings and check if the saved settings file is active in the list (Bridge tells you in this menu if the settings are synced or not so that should be easy to check.

Adobe Bridge cs5 V 6.0 camera raw problem

Hey guys I went to correct a few photos I took recently, Like anyother time I do this I open bridge find the photo I want then click open in camera raw...here is a picture of the photo in bridge no problem,
When I go into camera raw this happens to every photo, this one shows it the best but each photo I try and edit has this effect where the contrast of the picture goes from low to high... this problem just occured today, I did not install any new programs or change any settings at all... Please help!

this one shows it the best but each photo I try and edit has this effect where the contrast of the picture goes from low to high... this problem just occured today,
I'm not sure what your problem is but I suppose you mean the red color in the sky? This is a warning sign for highlights exceeding the visible range, like the blue color indicates the same for blacks.
If you bring back exposure you will see the red color change as you can do with other sliders.
Top left and top right of your histogram in Camera Raw you see a black and a white triangle with a square around it. If you click on triangle the square disappears indicating the warning color is set to off.

Camera Raw 4.4 doesn't work when hosted in Bridge

How stupid is THAT!? ACR 4.4, hosted in Bridge, gets me black images with a white pattern for raw files and solid-black images for DNG files. So are thumbnails displayed in Bridge. Switching back to ACR 4.3.1 resolves the issue. So does hosting ACR 4.4 in Photoshop. Strangely, a raw file opened with ACR 4.4 in Photoshop now offers three profiles (rather than one): "ACR 2.4," "ACR 4.4," and "Embedded." What is "Embedded" supposed to mean? And why does ACR 4.4 in Bridge, displaying a solid-black image, offer "Embedded" only but neither "ACR 2.4" nor "ACR 4.4"?
Anyone experiencing the same problems? For now, I am back to ACR 4.3.1 :(
Windows XP SP2, Minolta MRW files (and DNG files created from those via DNG Converter 4.3.1) from Konica-Minolta 7D.
-- Olaf

Thomas Knoll wrote:
> Can you post a screen shot of what you are seeing
> when Camera Raw is hosted by Bridge?
Yes, sure. Here we go:
1st screenshot---A folder with MRW files. The files have been augmented with metadata a few weeks ago, using Bridge with ACR 4.3.1 installed. The XMP files are there along with the MRW files. Please note that with ACR 4.4 installed, Bridge now says, "Supports XMP: no". Also note that Bridge also grayes out the "Open in Camera Raw ..." instruction from the menu. The cache for the current folder has been purged and re-built; so has the entire cache (have tried both).
See http://www.ulrix.de/res/pool/acr_4-4/Bridge_ACR_4-4_01.jpg
2nd screenshot---A folder with DNG files. The files have been created from the MRW files in the previous screenshot a few weeks ago, using Adobe DNG Converter 4.3.1. The small thumbnails are there, but the preview window shows nothing but a solid-black box. Note that Bridge recognizes the XMP support here. Also note that exposure data and focal length are displayed under each thumbnail (not so in the 1st screenshot, even though the preferences are the same). Bridge will allow to open these files in Camera Raw hosted by Bridge (not visible in this particular screenshot). By the way, DNG files are way too pink---they always were (i. e. it's not an ACR-4.4-specific problem).
See http://www.ulrix.de/res/pool/acr_4-4/Bridge_ACR_4-4_02.jpg
3rd screenshot---The plot thickens! Another folder of MRW files. This is the folder I was playing with yesterday. For some reason, it does display the thumbnails properly now---it didn't yesterday (cache not yet re-built after switching from ACR 4.3.1 to ACR 4.4; I took this screenshot before the other two above) but the preview window already is defective. So is XMP support.
See http://www.ulrix.de/res/pool/acr_4-4/Bridge_ACR_4-4_03.jpg
4th screenshot---This is the same folder as in screenshot #3 after re-building the local folder's cache. Unlike yesterday (and unlike screenshot #1 ... go figure!), the thumbnails are there but all of sudden, most of them show a red "MF" (which I HATE!), and the preview windows shows an image but in a distorted aspect ratio. The metadata as well as XMP support are still missing. The "MF" seems to indicate manual focus (and indeed I did focus most of these shots manually)---but I detest this obtrusive way of indication! I never saw this before in any of my shots. Please make it go away!
See http://www.ulrix.de/res/pool/acr_4-4/Bridge_ACR_4-4_04.jpg
5th screenshot---This is the same folder as in screenshot #4 after purging the whole cache entirely. Now the preview window shows the proper aspect ratio. The metadata and the XMP support are still missing. And Bridge won't allow to open this file in Camera Raw (even though it does recognize the Document Type as Camera Raw Image).
See http://www.ulrix.de/res/pool/acr_4-4/Bridge_ACR_4-4_05.jpg
6th screenshot---A folder with DNG files (too pink again). The files have been created from the MRW files in the previous screenshot a few weeks ago, using Adobe DNG Converter 4.3.1. Similar to screenshot #2 and unlike the respective folder containing the MRW files (see screenshots #3, #4, and #5), metadata and XMP support are there, the preview windows shows a solid-black box, and it's possible to open the file in Camera Raw hosted in Bridge.
See http://www.ulrix.de/res/pool/acr_4-4/Bridge_ACR_4-4_06.jpg
7th screenshot---Now this is what happens when actually opening a DNG file with Camera Raw hosted in Bridge. You'll get a solid-black image. Note the histogram that is reflecting a solid-black image, too. Also note the contents of the profile selection combo-box which offers "Embedded" only but neither "ACR 2.4" nor "ACR 4.4" (the Konica-Minolta Dynax 7D is supported since ACR 2.4). In contrast to this, ACR 4.4 will open both MRW files and their DNG files just fine when hosted in Photoshop.
See http://www.ulrix.de/res/pool/acr_4-4/Bridge_ACR_4-4_07.jpg
-- Olaf

Should I use Lightroom or Bridge? | The Complete Picture with Julieanne Kost | Adobe TV

In this episode of the Complete Picture, Julieanne Kost helps you decide which application is right for your workflow by explaining the differences between Lightroom and Bridge for managing images and assets.
http://adobe.ly/zi93Ct

Lightroom 4 supports Soft Proof capability that also lets you see an accurate histogram for different output RGB spaces. Lightroom 5 now also supports under 'Edit In' > 'Open As Smart Object in Photoshop.'
I agree the tutorial was excellent, thank you very much. I would just like to add that there is no reason why you can't use both Lightroom and Adobe Bridge for"digtal asset management." Keyword metadata added in LR can be written to the file or XMP sidecar using CTRL+S keys that will appear in Adobe Bridge and vice-versa. I do most of my InDesign layout image processing using LR, but keep track of ALL my project assests using Bridge. Keywords are added using BOTH applications with no issues to date.

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I just found an article to which you had replied Jim.
Your comment leads me to believe that my assumption was correct ... if the NAS is connected (original images) then the histogram in the Develop Module should show "Original+Smart Previews".

Do thumbnails show in Bridge CS5 if connected directly from a DSLR (via USB cable)?

I have a D90 and none of my thumbnails for my files show in Bridge CS5 when connected directly from the camera. This includes ALL types of files (JPEG, NEF, etc). It shows the thumbnails when I use a card reader though. Is this common with DSLRs?

If you have—misguidedly and unfortunately—done that already, first back up the image files on your computer, then immediately format the card in the camera, which will erase everything in the card and format it to a fresh, pristine state.
What ever possessed you to do a thing like that?
Had you done that to the card containing the raw files you can't open?
Do not be fooled by what the camera shows you anyway. The preview you see in the back of the camera when chimping* is not a preview of your raw file at all, but of the embedded JPEG that the camera creates right after you shoot and records inside your raw file. The histogram it shows you in the camera is not based on the raw data at all either, but on said embedded JPEG.
The same is true when you review or playback the images later on the LCD display in the back of the camera.
*Chimping is a colloquial term used in digital photography to describe the habit of checking every photo on the camera display (LCD) immediately after capture.
The phrase is most likely derived from comparison between the sounds and actions some make while reviewing images and those of an excited primate (Oooh! Oooh! Aaah!), or when a photographer is completely absorbed in the act of analyzing, admiring or proudly displaying a shot to others.
From: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Chimping
Oy!

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I am working in Photoshop CS5 on a MacPro with Snow Leopard, 10.6.4. I have a file that is a little over a gigabyte open. Every time I make any changes to the file (i.e. select a different layers, grab the text tool, etc.) a menu pops up with a progress bar and says it is building the histgrams. This process happens with EVERY move. As you can imagine, this has slowed my productivity down to a crawl. Can I do anything to make it stop rebuilding the histograms at every step?

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Bridge damaging Raw Files

Ok this the story, I am a photographer and use PhotoShop CS2 and specialy Bridge to process images from a Nikon D2X camera in RAW format.
After working fine for months, Bridge is now damaging the raw files and making them useless. This happens as Bridge is reading the contents of a folder and creating the icons of each image. The icon of the image looks good but as soon as it is selected with the cursor... it turns black and the file is damaged. The histogram of the files goes flat, even when the size of the file remains the same.
I uninstalled Photoshop CS2 and installed Camera One and the problem is the same... as soon as a picture is selected, it turns black and useless.
Thank you much for your help.

At first you see the embedded JPEG inside the NEF. Then when you select it, Bridge builds a preview from the actual raw data. The actual raw data in the file seems to be damaged.
Bridge is NOT damaging the files. They are ALREADY damaged. You are just seeing the existing damage.
Look elsewhere for your problem. Exactly how did you download the files?

PSE8 question: PSE opens my files but Bridge does not

I downloaded an update to PSE8 that allows PSE to read the files from my Sony Alpha A550. PSE is happy with the A550 but Bridge can only import the files, cannot read them. It shows a generic thumbnail for them and will not open Camera Raw. What can be done?

Good idea. Bridge will import the Sony A550 photos but not convert them to dng. But PSE8 saves the day by converting them and then Bridge will accept the conversions and display the thumbnails and open in Camera Raw. Cool.
I still have to figure out what happens to images from my Sigma SD14. Yes, I know, too many cameras. Bridge will accept the photos directly but the images have problems like terminal overexposure and banding, that were not apparent in the histograms.

Histogram Edit Delay in Develop Module in LR5.2

Hello Everyone!
I have been using Lightroom from version 4 without any issues. I have updated to LR5 and love the app, but I have problem in the develop module.
I load a RAW file pretty quickly and every edit I make on the photo is very quick, apart from the Histogram. For every image the histogram is loaded istantly, however I cannot do any modification for the first 4/5 seconds.
When having to deal with large amount of images (I shoot weddings and events as well), multiplying 500 images for 5 seconds means 45 minutes lost.
My machine performs well and I have no other slowdowns.
Anyone with a possible solution? This is driving me crazy!
Carlo

Bob,
You have me at a disadvantage because other than "Undo" I know of no way to "clear" individual edits in an image. Sure you can step back in History, but that clears everything above it in the stack. If you mean Undo then be aware that it applies to module changes, ratings, image switching, labels, etc etc etc etc So, Undo is worse than useless for removing History steps.
Something worth mentioning because it obvious from some previous posts that some folk don't appear to understand what it is they are looking at in History or how it works:
Left column = actual adjustment applied to parameter by step
Right column = running sum of step adjustments to parameter
In practice this means (left column value):
Step 1 Exposure = -5
Step 2 Blacks = +8
Step 3 Fill = +4
Step 4 = Exposure = +2
Step 5 Black = -5
Will result (right column) in the following being applied to image on rendering:
Exposure = -3
Fill = +4
Blacks = +3
Edit: i.e. the final slider positions.
Based on above I'm not sure of the benefit of allowing one to remove a history step when all that's needed is to dial it out at the top of the stack.
Furthermore, it doesn't matter the sequence that you apply the edits because it's the
total for each
parameter that's applied to the render, the final psd, tiffs will be identical irrespective of the order in each adjustment is applied.
BTW: all above is easily confirmed by looking at the ACR outputs as displayed in Bridge.
Pixel editing and Parametric editing are
different

Error in starting Adobe Bridge in Photoshop CS2

I've just installed Photoshop CS2, however upon opening Adobe Bridge this error message appears " The application has failed to start because libagluc28.dll was not found. Reinstalling to application may fix the problem"
I have reinstalled and click repair but to no avail
I followed Adobe Support Knowledgebase solution and run CMD and this appears:
c:Documents and Settings/Jesus M Ferraris>
then i entered the command
cacls c:\windows\installer /T /E /C /G administrators:F
but an error message appears - 'cacls' is not recognized as an internal or external command, operable program or bathc file
I also entered the next command
cacls "c:\documents and setting\all users" /Y /E /C /G administrators:F
still the same error as above appears, Please help, have I miss something or was my procedure correct...
P4, 512ram, WXP 80gHD

Very useful.
Good Luck.
My
Si
tes

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