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josal
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Oct 31, 2008 09:50 |  #1

Am having this little problem with Bridge as i use it to organize my photos.
As my raw images load into bridge they would appear as they do on the camera however a second later they change color, contrast, and saturation.
I've adjusted the preferences to match what i want but it always happens no matter what setting i have.

What can i do? or what am i doing wrong?




  
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Oct 31, 2008 09:57 |  #2

I'm not sure, but it sounds like Bridge is behaving like Lightroom: when it first loads a RAW image, it uses the imbedded jpeg from the camera to show a preview thumbnail, but then uses the RAW conversion software to render a larger preview image.

The reason for the difference between the camera jpeg and the newly rendered jpeg is that you camera applies its own settings for contrast, saturation and sharpening, depending on the Picture Style you're using, whereas the Adobe software ignores those settings and gives you a somewhat "flat" or neutral starting point.

If you want the two to match, you could set your camera Picture Style to Neutral or Faithful and that may help.


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Oct 31, 2008 14:17 |  #3

Answer is (probably) in the FAQ: Click.

"The thumbnails look great in Bridge until I click on them, then they change, what's happening?"


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