I may be showing my computer illiteracy and inability to understand Adobe website instructions with this question, but here goes. I am trying to update my Photoshop CS4 with the Adobe Camera RAW 5.1 update (supports Nikon D90 raw images). I want to be able to open up Bridge and immediately see thumbnails of my images, as I used to with my Nikon D70. From the Adobe site, I have downloaded the zip file update called 'DNGCamera RAW 5.1.zip' and I have it on my hard drive.
I also downloaded WinZip (trial version) so I could unzip the file (I have Windows Vista). Now, how do I get this particular Adobe update into Photoshop CS4 / Bridge so that I can, like I said earlier, simply open up a file of raw photos in Bridge and immediately see the thumbnails.so I can then go right to selecting and initial editing in Bridge. What am I missing? Did I go about this wrong somehow? I went to the Adobe site and when I went to the Photoshop page then the Camera Raw page the file I got was CameraRaw6.1Updater.zip, not the file you got. Inside the file I downloaded is a program called AdobePatchInstaller.EXE which you would just run and it will install the update. The file you have doesn't make much sense to me - it's the wrong filename and the wrong version.
You sure it isn't the one I mentioned?? Just unzip it, then run that program. I haven't tested it since I use Mac not Windows but it should just work if you run that exe file.
What would you do if you need to remove Adobe Output Module update for Adobe Bridge CS4 2.1? Simply drag and drop this app into trash? This is not enough for a. Hi All I am trying to package Adobe Photoshop CS4 which has Adobe Bridge as a component. As per the company standards, I am suppossed to be deploying this package &.
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