Adobe Bridge, BreezeBrowser & Windows 8.1

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12-20-2013, 02:47 PM
Nancy Bell

Adobe Bridge, BreezeBrowser & Windows 8.1

I have windows 8.1 on my laptop. When I import images from Breezebrowser into Bridge I do not see the thumbnail images, only blue squares with the image number. When I double click on a blue square I get a box telling me that my camera is not supported. It is supported and I have no trouble with Breezebrowser and windows 7 home premium. What do I need to do to see the image photo in Bridge? Adobe was not helpful as they say they only support CC. I have PS CS5. I want to be able to process images when I travel with my laptop. I really, really need help! Thanks!
12-20-2013, 04:11 PM
Dan Brown

The CC strikes!! I am afraid that I don't have an answer....but a question, Nancy, what do you mean "I import images from Breezebrowser into Bridge"? I use both browsers (win 7) and I just browse to my images with both browsers?
12-20-2013, 04:45 PM
Nancy Bell

I have Breezebrowser set up to send my Raw images to Bridge through the "edit" command in Breezebrowser.
After much poking around and looking for a work-around, I updated Adobe applications manager and for some reason everything now works! I don't understand but I'll take it!
12-21-2013, 02:30 PM
Nancy Bell

Peter, Lightroom is a possibility. Can you compare several images side by side as you can in Breezebrowser?
12-22-2013, 09:31 AM
Dan Brown

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Originally Posted by Nancy Bell

I have Breezebrowser set up to send my Raw images to Bridge through the "edit" command in Breezebrowser.
After much poking around and looking for a work-around, I updated Adobe applications manager and for some reason everything now works! I don't understand but I'll take it!

Nancy, did you get set up to bypass bridge in BBP? I sent you a pm on it.
12-22-2013, 06:33 PM
Diane Miller

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Originally Posted by Nancy Bell

Peter, Lightroom is a possibility. Can you compare several images side by side as you can in Breezebrowser?

..how about like this. Two up to whatever will fit on the screen. You can zoom equally on all and switch the select and candidate.
12-23-2013, 01:13 PM
Nancy Bell

Peter & Diane, thanks for the examples of Lightroom. That is what I mean.
Dan, thanks for the instructions on bypassing Bridge. Family is arriving in a few days and I'm a little behind in my computer time :S3:. It will probably need to wait until the new year now.