I've noticed that since Bridge CS5 came out, the filter on date is not working

correctly.

Don't experience this behavior on my system, works as expected. Can you

specify which date are viewing, date created or date modified or both?

And can you provide a screenshot of what you are seeing including the

metadata panel content panel and filter panel?

Have you already tried a purge cache for selection (choose the file you are

looking at and with right mouse click choose purge cache for selection)

Sorry, hope you can read the details...

Thanks, screenshot is clear, I see it but can't believe my eyes I'm

afraid....

Tried to reproduce it on my system but can't achieve this, pictures shot at

same day as 'today' give today in the filter panel and yesterday also

correctly filtered.

You have of course already checked the date and time of your camera?

But that should reflect also the data in the EXIF shown under file

properties in the Metadata section.

Assuming you have already tried to reset the Bridge Preferences (holding

down option key while restarting Bridge) you could also repeat this after

having manual deleted the AdobeBridge4.plist file from the preference folder

in the User library.

If still no luck, a way to narrow the possibilities down is if you have CS4

still installed you could try it in Bridge CS4 with the same files.

If it shows correct in CS4 it might be related to your CS5 install  or to

NEF from D200 and Bridge CS5.

If it shows also incorrect in CS4 it might be related with your User account

or OSX.

dkosiur wrote:

 

… Omar, and nothing changed…

"Omar" ???  

I should also have mentioned that this only happens with one of my 3 cameras,

the Olympus EP-2. Images from both the Leica DLUX-4 and Nikon D200 do not show

this behavior.

Then there lies probably your answer, it is due to Olympus Exif. Wether it

has wrong exif or Adobe does not correspond with it I don't know but since

others files do have no problem it is almost certain the EP-2 I'm afraid.

Best go is to dive into Google for other stories or try the the contact

button at the top of this forum page to open a case with Adobe Tech Support

and find also tech support for your Olympus.

I edited out that comment about the EP-2 .ORF files. If you go back and look

at the screenshot I posted earlier, you'll see that the example I gave was for

NEF files from my D200. So it is NOT camera specific.

Sorry for that, have been away some time and respond using email so did not

see the whole thread...

Still puzzled and can't reproduce this behavior on my system. For the sake

of experiment you could try to create a new user account just for testing

and see if this is giving same behavior.

I agree it is still a wild shot (but then again also a wild problem...) and

it will tell if the current user account is the problem or not

Does anyone have any clues on this? I use this feature a lot... I'm tempted to go back to CS4 until it's resolved.

Come on Adobe - how hard would this be to fix???