I have no idea what's going on here, and it's very annoying - it makes me think I missed the focus on perfectly good shots!ĬTRL-R opens a file in Adobe Camera Raw IN BRIDGE.Ĭtrl-O opens a file in Adobe Camera Raw IN PHOTOSHOP.

(I tried to make them about the same size, but since bridge doesn't tell you your magnification, it might not be perfect.)Īnd just in case, that is right after purging the cache in Bridge. Hopefully it will show up, the one on the right is from Bridge, the one on the left is from Photoshop. Here is a comparison of a small crop from the same picture. if things are large enough in the picture they look ok, but small stuff is almost completely lost. Sorry, but I don't know of a way to force a particular scale, though I doubt that is the problem since I typically see all kinds of weird magnification factors without fuzziness. I generally do not use high quality previews. I have never been able to determine the cause, but clearing the cache and regenerating the previews seems to fix it. Is this an issue of scaling? I know that sometimes whatever algorithm is used to scale a picture down to 'screen size' can affect sharpness, especially if you're viewing at a strange magnification (ie 27.6% or whatever would make it 'full-screen.') If that's the problem, is there a way to force it to scale down to the nearest size that will look sharp? (whether that's 25% or 33% or whatever works best with Adobe's particular algorithm).ĭoes this happen all the time with all images? I have seen this from time to time with a few images in Bridge/CS3. I'm working with RAW images, have my settings for previews set to 'always high quality' and have even checked the 'generate 100% previews' but to no avail. I'm having trouble with the previews in Bridge CS4 appearing blurry, when in fact the shot is crisp (as demonstrated when I either use the little zoom tool or open it in Photoshop etc.

Adobe bridge photo downloader problem