Re: Camera Raw editing is not enabled
Answer ti post #1:Yes I have no problem with open the file in Photoshop - and also - if i double click a Raw file the file open in Camera Raw - the only problem is from Adobe bridge. If I right click a...
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I would guess that the CS or PS installation is corrupted and an uninstall of everything Adobe, clearing the preferences, running the CSCleaner script and a re-install might fix things. Installs can...
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Re: Camera Raw editing is not enabled
Now I can open JPEG from the Bridge CS6 right in ACR 7.1 by double click or <Enter>:
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that problem is happening for legitimate copy of photoshop ?
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Bridge CS6 for Mac users ... I was able to right click on photo in Bridge. Select Develop Settings and Select Camera Raw Defaults.
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I have this same issue, only I am not getting an error message, I just cannot select "open in camera RAW" because it is greyed out. I didnt have this problem last week, but all of a sudden, I cannot...
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I think I found a solution... it worked for me anyway. I opened Photoshop, then from the File menu I selected Browse in Bridge. I then closed Photoshop and was able to open raw files in Bridge. Hope...
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I am having the same issue with not being able to open Camera RAW from bridge. I can see the button and select it , it will act like it is opening it and then come up with a message saying " Camera...
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I found a workaround online that might help the engineers trying to fix the issue: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nzpGJRP-daA
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Make sure you update all of your photoshop software (bridge --> help --> updates). That was what my problem was apparently, because it's working now.
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Folks The problem is still out there. I am running a Mac with legal copys of my Adobe products.The Cntrl R command in Bridge is Grayed out and unaccessable. I noticed this problem today when I went to...
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I was having the same problems and couldn't get any of the above solutions to work. However, upon further searching I found this video tutorial that shows how to copy the atmlib file from the program...
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Quick Fix to open jpg in camera editing. This does not provide any real fix to the bridge issue itself. However it does allow you to open in camera raw. 1. open photoshop cs62. click window >...
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you could solve?? I have the same problem. In my"macbook pro" I managed tosolvethefollowinginstructionfrom thevideoabove.(installed CS5, ran theBridgeCS5, thenwent back to theBridgeCS6andcamera...
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I have the same problem in Bridge CS6. I discovered a workaround that I don't believe has been mentioned yet (if it has, I missed it and ask your pardon): In Photoshop, select File>Open and navigate...
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I have this problem in bridge as well all tho, I opened up Photoshop CS6, click on "file" "browse in mini bridge" then select the mutiple images you want in mini bridge, right click and select "open...
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Thanks, Philip. I think this may be the best workaround I've seen yet - once you get the hang of using Mini Bridge.
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Your welcome, i stumbled on it by pure accident after the same frustration everyone else is having.
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I think that's how most of us learn this stuff. ;-) I found the solution I wrote about, not so much accidentally, but through experimentation. I like your solution better - fewer steps - though...
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