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Bridge v 12.0.1.246 shows jpeg thumbnails distorted

Forum|Forum|4 years ago
April 2, 2022
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Thumbnails of newly created jpegs are over saturated and distorted e.g. a 1x1 cropped jpeg is shown in portrait format with side edges cropped off. I have set preferences for software rendering and have then cleared the cache for the folder containg the distorted image. When the thumbnail is regenerated it apears creectly for 1 second before being distorted again. All images created before this update are OK.

I am using Bridge stand alone and ACR and photoshop are not licenced.

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krnirmalkr

Adobe Employee

Hi johnm18680395,

Thank you for your feedback.

Could you share the following details about the issue:

Bridge version
System configuration

Please share the sample file/files on which you are observing the issue at sharewithbr@adobe.com

Regards,

BridgeTeam

gary_sc

Community Expert

Hi John,

When you say your copy of PS is not licenced, are you currently running during the free 7-day trial period or are you using a pirate copy.

As jmb007 stated, all bets are off (and there's not much anyone here can do to help you) if you're using a pirate copy. If you're in your trial period, we can do what we can.

johnm18680395Author

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My subscription to the photography pack has lapsed and I just use Bridge as a DAM product. Until the latest update it worked perfectly reproducing colours and correct crops. As far as I know Adobe have not announced that Bridge cannot be used standalone but these issues created in the latest update imply Adobe dont want it used standalone. Is this a back door way to prevent it being used in this way?

gary_sc

Community Expert

Yes, Bridge can be used as a "stand-alone," but that's only for the most basic functionality. For Bridge to "see" any of the ACR features you've done when adjusting an image, you need a working copy of ACR. Once your PS plan lapsed, that caused ACR to stop working for you.

Also, FWIW, Bridge is not and never was a DAM. It's an image browser. That's it.

There are a number of real DAM programs out there. I would suggest some of them to you, but I am not aware of many because I use Lightroom Classic as my DAM and never have had a need to look beyond that. I use Bridge when I'm working with a few images that I have no plans on keeping as part of any "collection."

Good luck!

jbm007

Community Expert

You need a copy of ACR with PS otherwise all bets are off.

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