LR applies preset to images viewed in Bridge

Whenever I download images from my camera to my MAC, I use Bridge to preview the images and weed out pictures I don't want to keep before importing into LR4. All of a sudden after downloading ACR 6.7, it looks like a preset from LR is applied to ALL images in Bridge before doing anything with the pictures. When I view the images in any other program, there's not a single problem with them. If I purge the Cache, the images go back to their original state only to pop back the the ";reset" look. When I downloaded the images into LR4, they first come in without any alterations at all. Then, whatever that preset is, appears on all the pictures as the images load. When I go to the Develop module, the sliders have changed, but they're set that trying to set them back to the original state can only be done by directly moving everything back to zero manually. I was on the phone with Adobe support for 2.5/hrs before the person said that someone else would call me in 1-2 hours to resolve my problem. Nobody did. Removing ACR 6.7 and going back to ACR 6.6 didn't help. Even completely uninstalling and reinstalling PS CS5 didn't work either.

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EXTRA INFO YOU MAY NEED ::
my JPEG says sRGB
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imrul_idl_rifles wrote:
i set 'Saturation +2' and 'contrast +2' in My camera.
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http://www.sendspace.com/file/t0lhko
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Thanks very much for that lead, NormanPCN. I do have Auto Tone checked, though the rendered files in the example above do not have XMP sidecars. I will try unchecking Auto Tone even so, and post back when I see what happens.
Thanks again,
Kieren
EDIT: Bingo! I took Auto Tone off in ACR Preferences (in Bridge) and the non-RAW files immediately regenerated thumbs and previews. They now are indistinguishable from the PSD. There is still the very slight difference which I mentioned between the PSD and the CR2. While that seems odd, it is small enough to be relatively trivial.
Many thanks!
Thumbnail view w/o Auto:

Flash image viewer, picture scale problem in CS3

Please someone help me. I have built a website 3 years ago, and I still have this problem. In CS3 I added a flash image viewer (slideshow.swf) as a slideshow to show gardens we have made. When you first visit the site and look at the pictures (wich are bigger than the viewer window because of picture quality issues) they don`t shrink to fit into the viewer window, you only end up seeing a fraction of them. But when they download and you go back to see them again a second later, they become the right size. It also swiches to the right size when the loop play gets back to the first pic again.
In the flash element properties I tried the different scale settings, and looked at other settings too but I couldn`t make it work.
I think making the viewer window as large as the pictures, would look odd. Maybe buying on other slideshow program to insert into dreamweaver would work.
If you would like to see the site its: tsugagardens.com , than look in the photo gallery and after the pics download go back with the back button and see the difference in the pics.
Thank you for your efforts,
Tibor

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serestibi wrote:
Please someone help me. I have built a website 3 years ago, and I still have this problem. In CS3 I added a flash image viewer (slideshow.swf) as a slideshow to show gardens we have made. When you first visit the site and look at the pictures (wich are bigger than the viewer window because of picture quality issues) they don`t shrink to fit into the viewer window, you only end up seeing a fraction of them. But when they download and you go back to see them again a second later, they become the right size. It also swiches to the right size when the loop play gets back to the first pic again.
In the flash element properties I tried the different scale settings, and looked at other settings too but I couldn`t make it work.
I think making the viewer window as large as the pictures, would look odd. Maybe buying on other slideshow program to insert into dreamweaver would work.
If you would like to see the site its: tsugagardens.com , than look in the photo gallery and after the pics download go back with the back button and see the difference in the pics.
Thank you for your efforts,
Tibor
Here is the code for the image viewer

How can I use the presets which were generated in Bridge (CS5) so I can use them in Lightroom 4

I currently have 30 + presets which I have generated in Bridge and when I open the same photograph in Lightroom 4 it appears that the inform from the preset has not come across bridge to appear in lightroom. What have I done wrong or missed?
Thanks for your assistance
Peter

If you read the metadata from the file into Lightroom you can then use that file's metadata to create a Lightroom Metadata preset.
You'll have to do it uniquely for each of your 30 presets but presumably still quicker than creating LR presets from scratch.
And probably best to do it on dummy files and check you've only got the metadata you want before saving it as a new preset..(or at least before applying the newly created preset.to many, many files!)

Apply to Multiple Images in Filmstrip as in Grid

I would like to see multiple images selected in filmstrip at bottom in loupe view mode act the same way as they do in grid mode. I can't understand the purpose the way it is now??? If I select multiple images in the filmstrip while in loupe view and add keywords, make quick develop changes, flag, unflag, etc.., I want it applied to all images selected. It's a pain to have to switch back to grid view and then make changes to all images that way. It should work the same for both, meaning apply to all images selected.
Thanks for listening-
Scott

I agree with you fully Scott.
Lee: If the filmstrip isn't visible, then we wouldn't be able to select multiple images from there anyway so this would be a moot point. Remember, Scott and I want to use the images selected in the filmstrip and in order to do so, you can safely assume that we know how to make it visible when we need it to be.
Don: I can live with multiple selections in the filmstrip not applying in Develop mode, but IMO it would be more logical to have the filmstrip operate the same way as grid mode when using the Library Module, in fact, why even allow multiple selects in the filmstrip if I can't make changes to the files that I have knowingly selected?
It is helpful to be able to select multiple files in the filmstrip and have metadata apply to all of the selected files while NOT in grid mode because sometimes I need to zoom into an image to check that the batch keywords that I have just typed in actually do apply to a particular image. It saves a step not having to go back to grid mode to apply to the whole batch.

Can star ratings assigned in Photoshop Elements 11 be viewed in Bridge? [was:Noreen needs help]

Can star ratings assigned in Photo Shop Elements 11 be seen when viewed in Bridge or visa versa, if assigned in Bridge, will they show up in Elements?If so, how is it done?

Addressing your second question, you are confusing two different things.
tiff is an image file format, as is jpeg, as is psd, as is png, as are dozens (if not hundreds, http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Image_file_formats) of other formats.
A colour profile represents the colour characteristics of devices so that, for example, displays know how to display the colours, printers know how to print them.
Image files MAY, but do not have to, contain colour profiles.
For details:
http://help.adobe.com/en_US/creativesuite/cs/using/WS52323996-D045-437d-BD45-04955E987DFB. html
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Color_management#Color_profiles
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/ICC_profile
Cheers,
Neale
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After processing in CS6 saved jpegs are washed out in when viewing in bridge - Why?

after processing in CS6 saved jpegs are washed out in when viewing in bridge - Why?

I have been trying to figure out if I made any accidental changes in Photoshop. So far I haven't found anything. That might simply mean that I don't know all of the places to look. I have called Adobe and been on the support websites and haven't gotten a clear answer. I save as a JPEG with an embedded color file sRGB. Any suggestions on where else to look for accidental changes?
Everyone seems to agree that iPhoto doesn't work well with Adobe and should be avoided in the workflow. Truly, I had no idea! I just like the simplicity. The Mac store never mentioned problems between the two but did offer to help me purchase Aperture. I will use Bridge from now on to view the images and manage folders.
Thanks for your message!

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I have a question involving saving multiple images while in Bridge after they were edited in camera raw PS CS4. I usually view my images in Bridge and select the ones I want to edit in camera raw. I then open the images in camera raw and make the edits which I want to the first image of the group. I then click on the select all button on the top left corner. I then click on the sychronize button and choose the edits from CR which I want to carry through the whole group of images. I then click on the save images button on the bottom left of the CR page. This now brings me back to bridge where I'm looking at the images in their edited version.
This is where the question begins. At this point, I thought the edited made in CR were saved to the images folder located on my computer. But up to this point when Ive gone back to the image folder and looked at the images they were still in their original unedited state although the edited versions showed up in Bridge.
At the point, where I am looking at the edited photos in bridge, do I have to go through another step to save the edited images in Bridge so they will transfer over to the image folder where the images are stored in my computer?

I was looking for the metdata in another window. Ok . I found it and HQ thumbs was checked already. I can see the edits from CR in the Bridge window.
After I check save image in CR, does the edited info get saved only to Bridge or should that be saved all the way to my image folder?
The problem is that when I exist Bridge and look in the image folder the changes I made in CR are not there. How do I get those changes from CR saved to my computer (my pictures)?

Images viewed in elements organiser appear over saturated compared with acr or editor

Hi,
I've been struggling with this for some time now. When veiwing images in elements organiser (10) the images have started appearing more saturated than in either adobe camera raw or photoshop elements editor window. They used to always match. I've tried reseting all the colour presets, I've tried changing every setting I can find in acr and I've resorted to a full re-install of elements (including deleting the presets). None of thise have solved the problem.
I'm pretty sure it is the organiser view which is over saturated rather than acr / photoshop which is washed out as, although mostly quite subtle, sometimes the colours are pushed much too far. (I'm only describing it as saturation as that's how it looks - I couldn't say for sure that it is acutally a saturation setting rather than some other colour setting which is causing the issue).
Every so often organiser updates it's images as I veiw them to match acr but I've not noticed any one reason why that happens - and if I shut organser down and restart it's back to over saturation again.
Any suggestions would be greatfully recieved,
Stuart Martindale

Ken,
Thanks for getting back to me. You're right - it would seem that if I have every thing set to always optimize for computer screens then everything looks the same. Ideally I wouldn't have that set though - the photos are all taken with adobe RGB colour space and we are more given to big prints than sharing on screen.
This never used to be a problem and I've always previously optimised for printing. The pictures are definitley adobe RGB and checking in canon DPP the raw veiw there is the same as ACR so it is the initial organizer colouring which is at fault. I would rather use optimize for printing as we tend to make big prints from our photos rather than sharing electronic albums. Following the suggestion I've done some more playing with settings and found the following situations:
1) If opening organizer when set to optimize for printing the image opens with the wrong colouring. Changing to optimze for screen and update thumbnial and the colouring corrects. Changing back to optimize for printing update thumbnail and any subsequent changes and the colouring stays correct.
2) If opening organizer when set to optimize for computer screens orgainzer opens showing the right colouring. Chaning to optimize for printing and update thumbnail causes the colouring the change. Changing back to optimize for screen and the image corrects it's self. Changing back to optimize for printing and any subsequent changes and the colouring stays correct.
So in summary the first thumbnail viewing optimized for printing is over satuarated / vivid. Changing colourspace away and back seems to correct the problem.
If the colouring is correct for one photo it will update to be correct for any other images viewed.
If there is a way to make optimized for printing photos display correctly on first opening that would be great.

Dreamweaver Doesn't have "image viewer" on Insert Menu!

Hi Guys!
could you please help me to know how come my Dreamweaver doesn't have "image viewer" on the insert menu.Today I was was going to do some tutorial which I find out thers is no "Image Viewer" and even Flash option on my insert/media,as you can see from attached screen shot .
Best Regards

Yes. I said from CS4 onwards. CS5 came after CS4 and the Image Viewer is still discontinued. Adobe wants you to use Bridge for these kinds of features.

Image viewer in JFX

Hey guys,
I'm trying to build a simple image viewer in JFX. I'd like to show an image in a pane and be able to pan and zoom the image. Should be pretty simple but I'm running into trouble with the zoom aspect of it.
I've tried quite a few options and the one that's gotten me closest is to use the ImageView's 'viewPort' (to achieve panning) combined with it's 'scale' properties (to achieve zooming). The viewport works extremely well for panning, but when I then apply a scale it also scales the viewport bounds so zooming out reduces the viewing window and zooming in increases it. What I want is for my viewport to stay at a fixed size and for the image inside the viewport to be scaled. Is there any way to achieve this? Otherwise does anyone have any other ideas for getting the end result?
Here's some stripped down code for basic viewing using the viewport and ImageView scaling.
public class TestApp extends Application
 public static void main(String[] args) throws Exception
 launch(args);
 private ImageView imageView;
 private DoubleProperty x;
 private DoubleProperty y;
 private DoubleProperty zoom;
 public void start(Stage stage) throws Exception
 x = new SimpleDoubleProperty(0);
 y = new SimpleDoubleProperty(0);
 zoom = new SimpleDoubleProperty(1);
 BorderPane root = new BorderPane();
 root.setStyle("-fx-background-color: #555; -fx-padding: 10");
 // image area
 imageView = new ImageView();
 Image image = new Image("http://andeanbear.smugmug.com/Other/Colleens-Baby-Pictures/colleen9/87869346_DZLiQ-X3.jpg");
 imageView.setImage(image);
 imageView.setViewport(new Rectangle2D(0, 0, 600, 600));
 root.setCenter(imageView);
 InvalidationListener listener = new InvalidationListener()
 public void invalidated(Observable observable)
 updateViewPortLocation();
 x.addListener(listener);
 y.addListener(listener);
 zoom.addListener(new InvalidationListener()
 public void invalidated(Observable observable)
 double value = zoom.get();
 imageView.setScaleX(value);
 imageView.setScaleY(value);
 // control bar
 HBox controlBar = new HBox(4);
 controlBar.getChildren().add(createAdjustmentButton("Left", x, -10));
 controlBar.getChildren().add(createAdjustmentButton("Right", x, 10));
 controlBar.getChildren().add(createAdjustmentButton("Down", y, -10));
 controlBar.getChildren().add(createAdjustmentButton("Up", y, 10));
 controlBar.getChildren().add(createAdjustmentButton("+", zoom, 0.1));
 controlBar.getChildren().add(createAdjustmentButton("-", zoom, -0.1));
 root.setTop(controlBar);
 updateViewPortLocation();
 Scene scene = new Scene(root, 1024, 768);
 stage.setScene(scene);
 stage.show();
 private Button createAdjustmentButton(String text, final DoubleProperty property, final double amount)
 Button button = new Button(text);
 button.setOnAction(new EventHandler<ActionEvent>()
 public void handle(ActionEvent event)
 property.set(property.get() + amount);
 return button;
 private void updateViewPortLocation()
 imageView.setViewport(new Rectangle2D(x.get(), y.get(), 800, 600));
}

Hi Zonski,
this is no trick. Actually I think it is quite natural and straight forward (from a mathematical point of view :-) ).
With the fit width/height you are telling the image view what size your image should have when displayed. The image will then be scaled up or down to fit into this rectangle. In addition you should setPreserveRatio(true) so that the image is not distorted in case the width to height ratios don't match.
Now with the viewport rectangle you just say that you do not want the whole image to be shown in the fit width/height rectangle but instead you specify a generally smaller portion of the image to be shown. The viewport just defines the bounds of a new image which is then automatically scaled to fit into the defined fit width/height rectangle.
With this general mechanism you can now define all sorts of pans and zooms. You can also bind the fit width/height to the width/height of the image view so that the image is automatically resized to always fill the image view entirely. Or with some math you can define that the zoom center is always located at your mouse position (if you should implement a zooming via mouse-wheel)

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