Adobe Bridge Reviews & Product Details

I can batch edit and open images onto photoshop.

I dont dislike anything about bridge. It does what is supposed to.

Easy batch process, and to review images quickly.

Is easy to handle, there is no impediment in its interface, is very comfortable and adaptable to customer needs, The ability to add keywords, metadata, group images or files when there are too many and edit their properties is what I find it a great benefit to me, so I can have an order of things which I like working and add tags ways when I'm done with a project, is pending or needs to be urgently reviewed. Options to configure an image through camera Raw without opening Adobe Photoshop seems incredible very fast. And best of all is that I view almost any file without opening it in your program.

The only thing I do not like by the time the program is the inability to view files After Effects and Premiere Pro. You can see the great icons but not its content, would be if they could create the possibility of opening a small review of the file even in images, this would help much unlike having to directly open the software and watch video content have. I have faith that future versions of Adobe Bridge solve this small defect.

Solution Adobe Bridge has brought to my work is specifically the order of files. The order of things is something very important in this environment and the possibilities offered by this software is more than can be achieved surely make and manage your documents quickly and effectively.

It's the very best editing program of you shoot a Ton of frames and need to edit quickly and precisely

There's really nothing I don't like about Bridge at all it helps me organize my half a Million images

Great program for organizing

Adobe Bridge has been part of my workflow for quite a while. I find it pretty easy to use (I never had to study any manual to learn how to utilize the most common and helpful features). You can rate photos and organize them in collections. And from the software you can jump into the editing as fast as what it takes to just click on a button. I would definitely recommend it to anybody who takes photography seriously and who needs an efficient and hands-on platform to organize the entire workflow around their photos.

I don't have a lot in mind as far as what I don't like. I have the CS6 version and it does not support Retina Displays. I wish it did.

I work with photography and Bridge helps me a great deal keeping everything just simple: I can always find what I'm looking for, I always know where to look up an image and I love the rating systems, which is key when it comes to selecting the shots.

I love the functionality of Adobe Bridge. This product is another that is open most of the day on my computer so I can easily browse between folders, projects, revisions of different project proofs etc. I love the sort and batch features, as well as the ability to move between multiple different hard drives with a single click. Favorite folders and thumbnail sizing options are great too!

hmmm ... I honestly can't think of anything that I don't like about Adobe Bridge. Maybe it could be a little quicker?

Used on a daily basis to navigate between projects at the drop of a hat. You know, you're in the middle of a project and your phone rings and the client needs a text edit to a poster you designed for them 5 years ago ... yep ... adobe bridge to the rescue. Browse to the native file ... open it directly from bridge ... make the edit save the new version and then send it off to the client without skipping a beat.

Bridge is actually a quite good program to work with, output feature is great. I use it for browsing a huge amount of images in one spot very quickly and to make contact sheets saves me a lot of time.

Nothing to complain about it, all good for now.

This is a good tool for browsing a very large amount of images and making contact sheets.

Ease of use, much less complex than lightroom. I use this program for kranking out contacts sheets, and naturally reviewing/editing shots from my shoots.

adding effects to photos , such as lightroom's abilties. There are many adjustments that can be made in lightroom, never the less, the good outweighs the bad here

my own editing for photos, and getting contacts to my clients which are branded

Bridge and Mine Bridge are the best way to manage images while using Photoshop.

It would be great to have a Shortcut Key on the Photoshop to open and close Bridge.

It makes managing files while working in Photoshop, mush more easier.

I use bridge mostly as a file management system for organizing, viewing, selecting, and generally working with photos. It works really well with Photoshop and the batch editing is superb.

There is nothing I would change about Adobe Bridge.

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