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Adobe Bridge and Adobe Creative Cloud have received a mix of positive feedback from users in the past year. The Adobe Bridge stands out as a powerful file organizing tool that streamlines workflow efficiency. Users appreciate its sophisticated features that allow for seamless file management and organization, enhancing speed and general storage capabilities. ...Read more
Helps in organizing and sorting files efficiently, improving workflow.
Integrates various Adobe software and allows easy access and management in one place.
Provides a wide range of creative tools in a single package, essential for graphic designers.
Regular updates and bug fixes are easy to install.
Some users find the customer service experience lacking and the pricing model expensive.
Limited customization options and app selection in the Creative Cloud Marketplace.
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Pedro Rubén S
09/09/16
"Amazing software for managing and editing pictures"
What do you like best about Adobe Bridge? How easy is to arrange and group images and edit in batch What do you dislike about Adobe Bridge?
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Sandi B
09/09/16
"Clunky and unnecessary"
What do you like best about Adobe Bridge? I'm not a fan of using the Bridge for my workflow. I find it to be an unnecessary step and isn't something that I consider a streamlining application.
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Anonymous User
09/08/16
"Adobe Bridge Review"
What do you like best about Adobe Bridge? I like how easy it is to look through "selects" (choice photos), and label photos. What do you dislike about Adobe Bridge?
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Anonymous User
08/31/16
"Excellent Way to Manage Assets"
What do you like best about Adobe Bridge? Adobe Bridge has a very Intuitive UI that allows easy sharing, storage and sorting of digital assets for design projects. It came as part of Adobe Creative suite and it wasn't something I realized that I needed until I had it.
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Rachel L
08/29/16
"Adobe Bridge Amateur - Graphic Designer"
What do you like best about Adobe Bridge? I love that Adobe Bridge can manage your photo files for you. It's an awesome resource when you need to view a certain library all at once. I'm an amateur at using Adobe Bridge. I only use Bridge for 2 reasons: viewing photo libraries and using the camera raw editing options. Both of these features sound small, but are really great. The camera raw editing is very simple and easy to use and gives you some very awesome results that might have taken ...
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Sebrina P
08/19/16
"A Must Have For Photo Editors"
What do you like best about Adobe Bridge? I like that you can quickly organize and cull photos when batch editing which makes the offices so much faster. By using hot keys, I don't even have to bother with my mouse and can narrow a collection of a few hundred or more photos down to the few I to edit and deliver in no time. Then I can access all my editing software from Bridge which streamlines the whole process therefore saving me time and money.
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Mike P
08/11/16
"Amazing organizational software"
What do you like best about Adobe Bridge? Love the flexibility of this application, you can customize the views of every area. Photos and different file types. What do you dislike about Adobe Bridge?
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Harlan R
08/02/16
"The best file explorer for designers & artists!"
What do you like best about Adobe Bridge? I love how it integrates with the rest of the Adobe line of products. It's a must have tool for anyone using anything Adobe!
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Anonymous User
07/27/16
"Basic file management of photos"
What do you like best about Adobe Bridge? I like that I can easily locate a large number of images when working on a project, like a brochure. What do you dislike about Adobe Bridge?
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Robyn K
07/25/16
"Great for Graphics!"
What do you like best about Adobe Bridge? Adobe Bridge is great for viewing files such as EPS and AI which traditionally Windows will not let you preview. It also has drag and drop capabilities to any of the Creative Suite programs.
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