Back in November, when I spent an hour on the phone with an Adobe support tech, she and I ended up at the exact same conclusion: at least with that iteration of Bridge/PhotoShop, there was a distinct difference in both colour and contrast between the Camera Raw preview image and the preview in Bridge, which only disappeared by opening the apps in Rosetta (her suggestion). She stated that there might be additional development required by Adobe to ameliorate the issue with certain Silicon-based Mac processors.    Attempting to reproduce the issue today, it appears that that development has occurred: I see no difference between the two preview images, sitting side-by-side on the same screen, using three of our M1 MBP machines.   To be clear, we don’t use any third-party plug-ins in our stills processing. ... View more

Sorry, I should have posted when I learned the following: this is definitely an Adobe-Running-on-Silicon issue. If you force Bridge and PhotoShop to open using Rosetta, all the older functionality returns. So that means this problem is firmly back in the lap of the Adobe developers; the chip is not going to change, the applications must. ... View more

Absolutely agree! Is there a facile way to create an adjustment, and then either have it at the ready, at least for that particular scene in Camera Raw, or better yet, to name it, store it, and always havfe it available?    ... View more