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May 29, 2023
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Farbmarkierungen aus Lightroom

  • May 29, 2023
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Hallo,

ich markiere meine Fotos in Lightroom mit für mich passende Farben.

In der Bridge sind diese Markierungen werden diese Bilder dann aber

nur als weiß markiert angzeigt.

Wie kann ich die Einstellungen vornehmen, dass die Markierungen identisch sind.

Viele Grüße

Klaus

 

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Correct answer gary_sc

There are two things going on here: 1) the labels used in Lightroom are different than those used in Bridge. (Don't ask me, Adobe didn't ask me either :>)) So, it ends up being one is talking one language while the other is talking another language.

 

2) The white happens because you (apparently) changed the name of the labels. So, if you changed the "Red" found in LRC to match Bridge's "Select," than that's not what is expected and it defaults to white. In fact, if you changed the name of all of the labels, they'd all end up being white.

 

Seriously, LRC and Bridge are mutually exclusive applications. I use both daily but the files that I use in LRC are not the files I work on with Bridge. One is best served by both if you do not overlap your work. You are witnessing one of the many reasons why. (Yeah, I know that this is not what you want to hear, but it's for the best.)

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gary_sc
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May 29, 2023

There are two things going on here: 1) the labels used in Lightroom are different than those used in Bridge. (Don't ask me, Adobe didn't ask me either :>)) So, it ends up being one is talking one language while the other is talking another language.

 

2) The white happens because you (apparently) changed the name of the labels. So, if you changed the "Red" found in LRC to match Bridge's "Select," than that's not what is expected and it defaults to white. In fact, if you changed the name of all of the labels, they'd all end up being white.

 

Seriously, LRC and Bridge are mutually exclusive applications. I use both daily but the files that I use in LRC are not the files I work on with Bridge. One is best served by both if you do not overlap your work. You are witnessing one of the many reasons why. (Yeah, I know that this is not what you want to hear, but it's for the best.)

Klaus98BCAuthor
Inspiring
May 29, 2023

Vielen Dank!

Ich habe jetzt in LR und in der Bridge jeweils die Namen neben den Farben gleich eingetragen. Jetzt kann sich die Bridge mit LR unterhalten

 

gary_sc
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May 29, 2023

Good, I'm glad that this has worked out. However, I again recommend against your trying to use both applications on the same images. It is not a good or safe work style. But, if it works for you…