Adobe Bridge offers simple, easy way to batch process photos.
We use Adobe Bridge here in the office of Marketing and Communications for processing photos. It is very quick and enables us to process …
Adobe Bridge
Adobe Bridge
Adobe Bridge
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What is Adobe Bridge?
Adobe Bridge is a creative digital asset manager that lets you preview, organize, edit, and publish multiple creative assets (including Adobe Photoshop, InDesign, Illustrator, After Effects, and Dimension files) with thumbnails and rich previews. Edit metadata. Add keywords, labels, and...
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What is Adobe Bridge?
Adobe Bridge is a creative digital asset manager that lets you preview, organize, edit, and publish multiple creative assets (including Adobe Photoshop, InDesign, Illustrator, After Effects, and Dimension files) with thumbnails and rich previews. Edit metadata. Add keywords, labels, and ratings to…
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What is Adobe Bridge?
Adobe Bridge is a creative digital asset manager that lets you preview, organize, edit, and publish multiple creative assets (including Adobe Photoshop, InDesign, Illustrator, After Effects, and Dimension files) with thumbnails and rich previews.
Edit metadata. Add keywords, labels, and ratings to assets. Organize assets using collections, and find assets using powerful filters and advanced metadata search features. Collaborate with Libraries and publish to Adobe Stock from Bridge.
Adobe Bridge Features
- Supported: creative asset workflows
- Supported: photo editing
- Supported: export options for publishing work
Adobe Bridge Technical Details
| Operating Systems | Unspecified |
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| Mobile Application | No |
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We use Adobe Bridge here in the office of Marketing and Communications for processing photos. It is very quick and enables us to process hundreds of photos quickly.
- Renaming files
- automation processes with Photoshop
- utilizes adobe raw
- great tagging features
- can add metadata
- occasionally quirky with renaming files
- occasional slowdowns that go away after restart
- quick
- easy to use
- reliable
- saves time
Bridge is just easier and quicker. It suits our purposes more.
I manage a team of graphic and web designers and it is actually awesome for viewing photo info like, keywords and tags, any of the metedata stored and thumbnails for quick reference. We purchased Adobe Creative Cloud and routinely use Photoshop, InDesign, Illustrator so it is pretty fantastic tool in addition to those.
- User friendly.
- Works well in combination with it's other adobe products.
- Like that's it's included in the cost of Creative Cloud.
- It's a pretty good product, I'd say need less RAM when getting the files because some computers get really loud trying to process.
- This seems to be fixed now but it would crash when previewing some .tif files.
- Sometimes it freezes when I view a larger file but that could be a computer issue.
- User friendly.
- Free - that is huge.
- Visually pleasing.
- Just makes my life easier when I have photo dumps.
- My team seems happy with the product and when they are happy I am happy.
- Love that it's free.
I mean, it's the same company so it's really interchangeable. It's like an assistance tool.
June 23, 2021
Adobe Bridge makes your life easier
I am using Adobe Bridge to catalog all my images, videos, and other images I have that I use for compositing photographs, creating painted portraits, and videos for advertising. I have dyslexia and this makes it so much easier for me to categorize and catalog my vast library so I don't spend hours looking for things.
- It saves me hours by quickly batch renaming files.
- The ability to compare two or three images easily and zoom in on the minor details makes it so much easier for me to figure out which are the better files to work with.
- Culling through hundreds of images to narrow down to the best 15 images can be done in just minutes.
- It's a billion times easier to see the files and their file names so when you think you named something one thing and discover that you're past self was a dork for naming things incorrectly...it doesn't take you hours to find it.
- It took me a while to figure out how to get Bridge to work faster. Apparently, you need it to cache your entire library and once that library is cached then it can refer to those files quickly.
- It takes up more space on your computer and you should consider buying a computer with plenty of space and a great graphics card to help this program work at its best.
- I wish it would recognize that firewall software and virus protection software isn't its enemy and work with them running all the time. This error doesn't always occur for me, but when it does, I am annoyed.
- The ability to cull quickly.
- The ability to see zoomed in differences between files so I can quickly decide which one will be used.
- How easy it is to find different files and how it shows you where the file is stored.
- Basically Bridge is the reason why I can work faster.
- It's saved me probably thousands of hours at this point. I used to spend so much time looking for different files and now I can find them all quickly.
- I can now decide which are the 15 images I will deliver from a portrait session within 10 minutes. It used to take me around an hour to open them each up and start deciding.
- I quit negatively speaking to myself for misnaming files and then never being able to find them.
- I only complain about Adobe Bridge when it doesn't work with a firewall and I have to turn it off or restart my computer.
Okay so I've actually tried to use Lightroom. Photoshop is its own beast and doesn't have the catalog that Bridge of Lightroom has. Lightroom is not as powerful with being able to check between images, finding files, etc. I wanted to love it, but Bridge won hands down with all the time it has saved me so I can get back to my children instead of complaining that it takes me so much time to narrow down images.
Our business uses Adobe Bridge to view, sort, and tag images used in our client projects. It is an efficient way in viewing all images at a glance. We also use it to batch rename images from different stock libraries that use their own naming system to our agency naming convention (e.g., clientname_jobcode_sequential number).
- Displays all images at a glance
- Ability to sort images alphabetically or manually within a folder
- Highlight images with star ratings
- Batch renaming image files
- User interface could be more friendly--currently it has a very techy feel
- Sometimes it’s a bit slow to load the program initially
- View, sort, and rate images
- Batch rename files
- Convenience and ease in seeing all images at a glance and being able to select chosen images for use in Photoshop and XD
- Saved us time through the batch rename functionality