Experiment_626
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I know there seems to be relatively few of you here who use the combination of Bridge/Adobe Camera Raw/Photoshop, but I thought I'd throw this out and see if anyone else has had the same problem, or heard of it.
Recently I have had several instances where I have had a fairly large number of Raw images dumped into a single folder (200 or so) and viewed in Bridge. In many cases, I open images from Bridge in ACR, make adjustments (sometimes to several similar images at once), then save the adjustments and defer final processing in Photoshop to the point where I'm ready to work on all the images I've processed in that folder. The problem I noticed is that after I've made adjustments to numerous files, I look back up and realize that Bridge has apparently forgotten that some of the images have been so processed! I've had to go back and make the adjustments all over again -- very disheartening!
I suspect the problem has to do with the number of files Bridge is trying to keep track of in a single folder. When I've created subfolders to hold smaller groups of images, I haven't noticed this problem when making adjustments at that point.
Anyone else ever experience anything like this? A Google search didn't turn up any reference to this, so it might be a rather isolated issue.
SSB
Recently I have had several instances where I have had a fairly large number of Raw images dumped into a single folder (200 or so) and viewed in Bridge. In many cases, I open images from Bridge in ACR, make adjustments (sometimes to several similar images at once), then save the adjustments and defer final processing in Photoshop to the point where I'm ready to work on all the images I've processed in that folder. The problem I noticed is that after I've made adjustments to numerous files, I look back up and realize that Bridge has apparently forgotten that some of the images have been so processed! I've had to go back and make the adjustments all over again -- very disheartening!
I suspect the problem has to do with the number of files Bridge is trying to keep track of in a single folder. When I've created subfolders to hold smaller groups of images, I haven't noticed this problem when making adjustments at that point.
Anyone else ever experience anything like this? A Google search didn't turn up any reference to this, so it might be a rather isolated issue.
SSB
