Videos tagged with Bridge

See a higher quality video on TechTutor.TV! A template from the Adobe Bridge can be used instead of creating a new document in Adobe InDesign CS3. In this video tutorial, you will learn how to open a template from the Adobe bridge in InDesign CS3. See higher quality tutorials all for FREE at http://www.techtutor.tv

In this episode you'll learn how to take advantage of Bridge CS4's ability to create a Flash Web Gallery without any knowledge of Flash or without even having to have Photoshop or Dreamweaver open.

Adobe's Sr. Creative Director, Russell Brown is back to show us his favorite features in Adobe Bridge CS4. Wow! There's a lot there.

Today's Quicktip shows you how to take your images in Adobe Bridge and quickly launch them into Adobe's Camera Raw by using a very cool keyboard shortcut. This is great for getting not just one, but multiple images out of Bridge and into RAW with one simple command. Plus, if you're a CS3 or CS4 user you can even open JPEG and TIFF files in ACR (Adobe Camera Raw) and take full advantage of its n...

In this episode we'll do a little Folder Cruising in Bridge CS4.

Does Adobe Photoshop Lightroom replace Photoshop? What's the difference between Lightroom and Bridge? Do you need it to manage your photos? Bert Monroy has a special guest on to give you a tour of Lightroom! Today's PixelPerfect takes a step back from Bert's usual Photoshop tips and tricks and covers a totally different piece of software... Lightroom! Or, more precisely, Adobe Photoshop Lightro...

In this episode we'll see how to review photos using the new Review mode in Bridge CS4

In the last Bridge episode we started to look at the Camera RAW features of the Bridge. In this episode we go even deeper and look at the synchronization features as well as the ability to batch process your camera RAW files into other formats such as JPEG.

It's easy to create Web Photo Galleries from the Bridge. However, there are a couple of features in the Bridge for applying metadata tags to your images that the Web Photo Gallery feature in Photoshop will take advantage of. In this 640x480 episode we'll take a look at how to do this. It will greatly enhance the way you put your images up on the web.