Adobe Bridge CS3, LR1.3.1 with Camera Raw 4.3.1 RAW+JPG problem?

say123 · 1st January 2008

Just sharing my observation here.

Took pictures using E3 on Tripod.
Set RAW + Large Super High Quality.
Open with Bridge CS3. Should be able to see both JPG and RAW.
Is it me only or the image is slightly shifted?
The JPG will show more of the left and the RAW more to the right.

Tried Oly Master 2.0.4. The JPG and the RAW 'lined up' perfectly.

Did anyone notice this?

Just want to add in, same case with LR. 'misaligned'.

say123 · 2nd January 2008

No one had the same problem?

VSonic06 · 2nd January 2008

The RAW files from E-510 and E-3 have a slight offset when processed in Adobe ACR or LR.

You should be wondering where those extra pixels in the offset area come from. Turns out the RAW image from the E-510/410/3 have 3720x2800 pixels but are masked out to 3648x2736 (to form an exact 4:3 ratio). 72h x 64v pixels (about 0.435 megapixels) are there in the ORF but are not visible.

1st January 2008	#1
say123 Member Join Date: Jul 2005 Posts: 453	Adobe Bridge CS3, LR1.3.1 with Camera Raw 4.3.1 RAW+JPG problem? Just sharing my observation here. Took pictures using E3 on Tripod. Set RAW + Large Super High Quality. Open with Bridge CS3. Should be able to see both JPG and RAW. Is it me only or the image is slightly shifted? The JPG will show more of the left and the RAW more to the right. Tried Oly Master 2.0.4. The JPG and the RAW 'lined up' perfectly. Did anyone notice this? Just want to add in, same case with LR. 'misaligned'. Last edited by say123; 1st January 2008 at 05:11 PM. Reason: Add in

2nd January 2008	#2
say123 Member Join Date: Jul 2005 Posts: 453	Re: Adobe Bridge CS3, LR1.3.1 with Camera Raw 4.3.1 RAW+JPG problem? No one had the same problem?

2nd January 2008	#3
VSonic06 Member Join Date: Dec 2006 Posts: 808	Re: Adobe Bridge CS3, LR1.3.1 with Camera Raw 4.3.1 RAW+JPG problem? The RAW files from E-510 and E-3 have a slight offset when processed in Adobe ACR or LR. You should be wondering where those extra pixels in the offset area come from. Turns out the RAW image from the E-510/410/3 have 3720x2800 pixels but are masked out to 3648x2736 (to form an exact 4:3 ratio). 72h x 64v pixels (about 0.435 megapixels) are there in the ORF but are not visible.