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Mar 15, 2007 19:03 |  #1

hello all
whenever i run Adobe Bridge to view my RAW photos it always uses "use auto adjustments" for my viewing in Bridge. I dont want Bridge to change my settings automatically every time i view my photos. whenever i open a RAW from bridge into photoshop the first thing i do it turn off Auto Adjustments.

how do I make bridge and photoshop never use auto adjustments?

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Mar 15, 2007 19:31 |  #2

Brodog2525 wrote in post #2877584 (external link)
how do I make bridge and photoshop never use auto adjustments?

Open a RAW image in Bridge and uncheck all the auto boxes. Go to where is says "Settings" and click on the little right-facing arrow. In the fly-out menu that appears you should see the option "Save new Camera RAW Defaults". Click this option, close ACR and the next time you open a RAW image all the auto boxes will be unchecked.


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Read the FAQ at the top of the RAW forum.


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Mar 16, 2007 12:13 |  #4

thanks tim and jwright


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Mar 16, 2007 16:23 |  #5

JWright wrote in post #2877689 (external link)
Open a RAW image in Bridge and uncheck all the auto boxes. Go to where is says "Settings" and click on the little right-facing arrow. In the fly-out menu that appears you should see the option "Save new Camera RAW Defaults". Click this option, close ACR and the next time you open a RAW image all the auto boxes will be unchecked.

...and of course you can also apply your own settings and save as default as well. I almost always bump my saturation up by at least +8 so I set the saturation slider there and now all my files get that bump everytime.


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