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08/07/2007 02:54:13 PM · #1 |
so last night i was going to edit my latest '30 days of fork' shot and when i pulled my shots up in adobe bridge, i looked at one and it looked great, real crisp and i figured that would be the one i would use, so i checked the other ones and when i came back to that one it suddenly looked blurry, i couldn't figure it out so i pulled it up in PS and it looked great again! now i'm wondering how many clear shots i've passed on in bridge because of this. anyone else ever experience this?
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08/07/2007 02:56:50 PM · #2 |
I know that when I use Bridge, it sometimes takes a minute to generate a high-quality thumbnail, and the low-quality one can look blurry. Usually this only lasts for a second or two, depending on your system and how many other things you're doing.
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08/07/2007 05:12:19 PM · #3 |
Open Bridge, hit CTRL-K (or Command-K), go to Thumbnails and select High Quality Thumnails or Convert to High Quality when previewed. That way Bridge renders then in High-Qual on browsing the filder or selecting the thumbnail respectively.
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