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I have opened an image from bridge but I can't see it in PS, the image is there at the top but the picture isn't displaying in the workspace, I must have changed a setting or something, can anyone help me figure out how to see the picture? I see it in Bridge, and the history tab in PS shows the pic is there, but can't see the actual picture in the big grey space in the workspace.
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One of the Adobe tech’s had to change my underlying permissions. Changing the preferences did not work for me. The tech was very helpful and fixed the problem.
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I think it might help if you can post a screen capture showing the image in Bridge and also your Photoshop window once you've tried to open it.
A couple quick questions:
What is the file format?
Have you tried opening the file from Photoshop (File > Open) and not Bridge?
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I shoot in RAW so whether I use Bridge or just open from PS a Camera Raw box comes up. I select "open image" from there, and it used to open up in PS. Now, in PS I can see the file name at the top, can see the picture in the history/background but the image itself isn't in the workspace. Thank so much for replying! I hope you can help. I tried to reset preferences and it doesn't seem to do anything. I'm using Windows 10, with Creative Cloud Photoshop, just recently updated from 2017 to 2018.
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I have this same problem and am also using Photoshop Creative Cloud 2018 with Windows 10Pro v 1709
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- Go to Edit > Preferences > General.
- Click the Reset Preferences on Quit button.
- Click OK.
- Restart Photoshop.
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One of the Adobe tech’s had to change my underlying permissions. Changing the preferences did not work for me. The tech was very helpful and fixed the problem.

