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i use photoshop cc 2019.
When i open raw file, film strip gets to me.
how can i remove acr film strip?
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Try this: navigate mouse over edge of filmstrip and when it turns into doubled line click and drag to the left.
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It is temporary. when i open raw file again, photoshop acr film strp always appear. how can i fix it?
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찬우양85558889 wrote
It is temporary. when i open raw file again, photoshop acr film strp always appear. how can i fix it?
Open the files one at a time?
Can you paste a screen shot of your ACR workspace so we can see what you are referring to?
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i can close film strip when i use Bojan's suggestion
but open raw file 'again', film strip opens again...
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You can double click instead of dragging that's the only help I can provide. There isn't any setting associated with "Filmstrip" as far as I know.
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Filmstrip now opens automatically every time I open a new RAW file.
It's extremely irritating.
Any way to turn it off for good?
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That looks like a new thing in camera raw 11.2 to promote the new Enhance Details.
Unfortunately, i don't know of a keyboard shortcut to close the Filmstrip or not have it open in cr 11.2, so the
way Bojan suggests seems to to be the only way for now to close the Filmstrip View.
You can voice your opinion over here:
Camera Raw: Filmstrip always appears, even with a single image | Photoshop Family Customer Community
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I find the Enhance Detail film strip to be a significant annoyance and, if the facility is used, it requires the image to be saved as a DNG. I don't want to save my images as DNGs. I don't want the filmstrip. Please make it optional.
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I totally agree please let us have the choice to remove the film strip
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You have the choice to remove the filmstrip:
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Yes I have done that but it comes back the next time I open bridge
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It sticks here, so I don't know what else to tell you. Generally, if preferences reset by themselves, it's often a permissions limitation (or error) in your user account (that's where all preferences are stored).
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https://www.deke.com/content/hiding-the-filmstrip-in-camera-raw
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Moved to the Camera Raw forum, from the Photoshop forum.