I'm on CS4 now, so this may not help, but when in Bridge, there's two
preference settings, one for Camera RAW and one for Bridge. You might
check your options here and see if there's something to change. I know
on mine there are buttons to reset all the defaults, which may also do
the trick for you.
--Bob Whitmire
www.bwp33.com
On Nov 4, 2009, at 9:03 AM, Willie Wonka wrote:
> I use Adobe Bridge extensively.
>
> After a computer crash, I had to reinstall my Adobe in Design
> package (CS2) and the Bridge started exhibiting the following problem:
>
> When I open the folder, the icons show up and then the process of
> brightness adjustment begins...ie I have a lot of high/low key
> pictures and all of them get set to the "proper" exposure (probably
> thats how they will look if the camera was in one of the automatic
> settings...:)
>
> Once I click on the icon, the image opens exposed to whatever CS2
> decides the proper exposure is. In addition to that, I am missing a
> whole step.
>
> Before, if the file was RAW, PS will come up with a preview window,
> now this is gone. I don't really care about this step, I just want
> to stop Bridge from automatically adjusting my images.
>
> In a mean time, I needed to upgrade to CS4 and that did not solve
> the problem.
>
> Anyone knows where that menu that turns off the automatic image
> adjustment is?
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