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sabrinajones
sabrinajones
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October 27, 2019
Question

Review mode shows red and purple screen, can't view photos

  • October 27, 2019
  • 3 replies
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I've used bridge many times to cull my photos before importing into lightroom. I select all the photos I choose to cull, and then click view>review mode. I deselect the photos I choose not to edit, and delete them, then import them into lightroom. 

 

This time I am getting a red and purple screen that prohibits me from viewing the photos. I've tried searching this forum and I've uninstalled and reinstalled completely to no avail. This problem shows no where else on my computer, only on bridge's review mode. Help please!

 

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      Varun Varshney
      Adobe Employee
      Varun Varshney
      Adobe Employee
      October 30, 2019

      Hi,

      Many of the Bridge Catalina issues have been addressed in v10.0 which will be released early next month. If you need early access to this release, you can sign up for the prerelease program from https://adobeprerelease.com under NDA.

      Select Adobe Bridge. Once we approve your request, you will be able to download v10.0 (choose the latest drop).

       

      Please check this build and report back.

       

      Thanks,

      Varun Varshney

        Zaid Al Hilali
        Community Expert
        Zaid Al HilaliCommunity Expert
        Community Expert
        October 30, 2019

        Good to know that Varun… thanks.

        Zaid Al Hilali
        Community Expert
        Zaid Al HilaliCommunity Expert
        Community Expert
        October 28, 2019

        Same issue happened to me right after updating my MacBook Pro to the latest Mac OS "Catalina".

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          fotomath
          Participant
          October 28, 2019

          I have the same problems... i also didn't have those problems before updating my MacBook Pro to the latest MAC OS Catalina (:-(

          WayneTeo84
          WayneTeo84
          Participant
          October 29, 2019

          Same goes to mine, hopefully adobe will release a fix soon

          gary_sc
          Community Expert
          gary_scCommunity Expert
          Community Expert
          October 27, 2019

          Hi Sabrina,

           

          Go into your Preferences and set your performace to "Off."

          Let us know if this solves your problem, good luck!

          sabrinajones
          sabrinajonesAuthor
          Participant
          October 28, 2019

          This helped some but not entirely. Any other suggestions? I turned off performance under the camera raw preferences.

           

          gary_sc
          Community Expert
          gary_scCommunity Expert
          Community Expert
          October 28, 2019

          The mistake I made in trying to help you is that if you are using ACR (Adobe Camera Raw) you need to turn this off in ACR. If you are using Lightroom, you need to turn it off in Lightroom. 

           

          After I first responded to your message I then noticed you were in LR so I went back and added the screenshot for this in LR. Did you miss my 2nd comment?

           

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