Adobe Bridge Explained Simply

Nice work Clement!

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nice over view ..
but you missed more features from bridge like in view section review files utility.
thanks for sharing !

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Thanks guys.

@v-render – thanks for the input. I might make a video detailing the further benefits of Bridge, but for this one I thought I’d keep it uber simple

Appreciate your views very much <

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Thanks for the video! Well-done!

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You’re welcome Julie

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A for effort! nicely done. thanks for sharing Clement. (:

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Nice video, but I have to say that you really are just scratching the surface of Bridge. Yes, its great to review files which aren’t native to the system (although Snow Leopard drastically improves the integration), it interacts with different programs quite differently. I think the biggest problem is that people have bad habits which could be remedied with Bridge, but have no real reason to use it. It’s all about efficiency and some people don’t utilize it. Sad.

After Effects is quite good with Bridge, as it can view movies and take stacks of images file and make it into an animation on the fly. It’s also great for large quantities of photographs and large servers which hold tons of clients information. Organizing a bunch of files your viewer can’t see is priceless. Bridge really is awesome.

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Nice simple overview for non-users. Most companies I’ve worked for avoid Bridge like the plague but I love it. Extra points for showing it all on a windows pc!

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Good Overview for people who might not have dabbled with CS, but another feature I like is Batch Processing, Photomerging, and Contact Sheet (Tools>Photoshop)

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