I see there are RAW files. Do you have rotation set in a Camera RAW preset? ... View more

Does the preview in the Output module show the proper image layout? ... View more

Change the default application in Preferences for those specific RAW files to DXO. How to view & manage files in Adobe Bridge ... View more

You'll need to work with your IT people on getting proper access to the server. This will depend on the server platform, access privileges, which version of macOS you use, how you connect, etc. ... View more

Windows stores a number of Bridge settings in the Registry and the Mac version uses files, so its going to vary considerably by platform if you want a true migration. You can try using a migration tool (Apple has a built-in way to migrate from one computer to another) but the best bet is to just recreate your preferences and settings. Move your startup scripts manually. ... View more

Using NTFS is a problem on mac, you should use HFS Extended or ExFAT instead. And if there are problems on your internal drive, something else is going on. Do you have a filter pinned, for example? ... View more

What kind of external drive, and how is it formatted? Do files show if you actually open one of those subfolders? ... View more

File formats in Adobe Photoshop ... View more

Make sure that you have applied all CS3 updates- the updater is broken so you have to manually download them. A Photoshop raw file is NOT the same as a Camera RAW file, they are different formats. A RAW file has to open in Adobe Camera Raw plugin first and then will be sent to Photoshop. ... View more

Did you set the new computer up from scratch or restore from a backup? Odds are that if you are seeing one permissions error, others exists but aren't generating an error message. My suggestion is to remove the entire Adobe installation and reinstall from scratch. Trying to just "move things over" never works right. You should also update to High Sierra so you keep getting security updates. The next version of macOS will be out next week and should run on your computer, you can just wait and update then as well. ... View more

There are a couple of known issues with display order of various sets of data on Mac. I believe its related to changes made in High Sierra but I'm not certain. I don't know of any fixes. ... View more

I took a look at this and I'm not so sure there is anything that can be recovered. Playing with channels in RGB, LAB, and CMYK didn't show anything there. ... View more

Perhaps call from a hotel or pay phone? ... View more

Try holding down Shift and clicking Open to see if they open in Photoshop. ... View more

As I mentioned in the other thread, a bug has been filed with Adobe. You'll just need to be patient at this point until they can fix it. ... View more

What happens? Do you get an error message? And are you selecting Open or Open in Camera Raw? ... View more

Just as I expected, that script calls Photoshop to generate a histogram and displays that in a tabbed palette. There is a known crasher in the code but it has other problems as well, from a quick run and look at it. Not something I see as viable to take over and maintain. ... View more

Orientation is not a category for Details view in CS6 or CC. However, you can filter files by Orientation in the Filter Panel. ... View more

I haven’t had time to look at this. Tabbed palettes aren’t totally broken but they have some major problems. However, Adobe is aware (lots of bugs filed) so hopefully we will see progress in the future. ... View more

You have to do the math. 1920 x1080 is 16:9. 1920 x 1200 is 16:10, 1920 x 1440 is 4:3. i don’t use Chrome so I don’t know how these themes work but if you only supply one size of graphic, it won’t fit all displays or window sizes. just like sizing video, you will have bars on top and bottom or the sides at some point. And remember, most importantly, there is no “standard size.” Doesn’t exist. Computer displays are all over the map in terms of pixel size. ... View more

Holy old thread! And FWIW, turning on Non-linear History can add quite a bit of flexibility if you want to go back in your document. ... View more

The keywords ARE in the image files. That's why you UNCHECK the old keywords, so Bridge removes them from the file. Once that part is done, none of your files will have those keywords embedded. ... View more

There are three common aspect ratios in use for computer displays: 16:9 16:10 4:3 Don't assume that 1920x1080 pixels is "the standard size" for a monitor. There is no such thing and computer displays vary widely (and mobile adds even more sizes.) The best bet is to make your themes in all three aspect ratios if you intend to fill the screen. Obviously, a browser window may not fill the screen (you have the taskbar on Windows, menu bar on Mac, plus browsers can have toolbars and such.) Have you checked to see if Google has any suggestions? One final question, are you making sure that you have proper rights to use images you find online? ... View more

Not if you do it properly. Keep the subject away from the backdrop and light the backdrop one stop over the subject exposure (unless you want blowback to backlight the subject.) You can also mask in Photoshop or use other techniques to only retouch the background and not the subject. I'm speaking as a working pro photographer with 35 years of experience who has photographed hundreds of professional models and who currently makes a living doing product photography. ... View more

Yes a script could fix this, OR: Select ALL of your files. UNCHECK all of the unwanted keywords to remove them from the files. THEN (once no files have those keywords assigned) DELETE the unwanted keywords. Finally, create and assign the keywords you want to use. Hierarchical keywords are simply in categories. Example: Wildlife      Birds           Raptors                Hawks                Eagles           Songbirds           Waterfowl      Mammals           Large                Horses                Cows           Small                Raccoons                Squirrels Cities      North America           Large Cities                New York                Chicago           Small Cities So you would have Wildlife|Birds|Raptors|Hawks as one keyword, not four. ... View more

My LR catalog has 320,000+ images and that's not counting the (probably) 200k or so film photos I don't have scanned. My advice is to have TWO local hard drive copies (working copy and backup) plus an offsite backup, either cloud storage or hard drives somewhere else. Oh and Macs don't use drive letters. ... View more

I don't use them either but an artboard can be custom sized. Any way I see of creating a new file from layer uses the global canvas size and not a custom one. ... View more

You can set file open defaults in Bridge preferences. Try that and see if it works. ... View more

When you see an italicized keyword, delete it in the keyword panel. Don't try to use it. Then add your actual correct keyword. ... View more

Does copy and paste work? ... View more