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Old 15-02-06, 21:32
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I selected a photo in 'Organizer' (PSE 3.0.1) then clicked on 'Standard Edit'. Once in Editor, as the image was very washed out, I clicked on the 'Adjust lighting' feature in 'Enhance'. I then used 'Shadows/Highlights' and 'Brightness/Contrast' to substantially darken the image so I could better see some features.
I saved the edited image in the usual way (click on 'Close' then 3 or 4 dialogue boxes to get through) then was bounced back into Organizer as normal. However, instead of finding my edited image, there was a computer 'drawing' of a grey/black photograph, ripped diagonally from bottom left to top right! (In the 'Version set' the original and an earlier edit were displyed still, thankfully.) No writing on it; no reference in 'Help'! I even went to the Adobe site but it was worse than useless: I typed 'edit' in the search function and got, and this is hard to credit, no matches!
Anyway, does anyone know what is going on? All comments gratefully received.
Thanks, Steve
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Old 22-02-06, 11:23
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Are you sure you have not moved the file to another location or renamed it without going through organiser as that icon symbolises a file that cannot be found at the original location?

You could try File > Reconnect to see if organiser can find it automaticly.
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Old 21-03-06, 17:52
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Thanks for the suggestion, but I tried it and couldn't locate my edited photo. I went back to Editor and made sure I made fewer adjustments to the original, in case I was over-stretching something, and this time it popped up in Organizer as usual. Weird!
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