Adobe Bridge makes it easy to create stacks out of your content. This can be useful if you are organizing images that are shot as part of a group like an HDR file, time-lapse sequence, or images that you want to keep together. In this video, Richard Harrington walks you through how to create a stack in Bridge.
- Adobe Bridge makes it easy to stack your content.…This can be useful if you're dealing with images…that were shot as part of a group like an HDR file,…or perhaps it's just images that you want to keep together.…Let me show ya.…I'm going to navigate to folder 3.5,…and I've got two folders within.…Let's start with the Auto Stacking option here.…And I've got a series of images taken…at different times of day.…Well I've got a few important options here.…
I can choose Stacks, Auto Stack.…And it's going to evaluate those images.…Let's select all,…and you see it look through the images…and found ones that were shot at a similar time frame…and grouped them together.…Now this is more useful if you're doing things…like panoramic photos or HDR,…and that's why it's labeled as such.…But really what's happening is it looks…at the content and finds it based upon the time frame.…
So let's go to the next folder here called Stacking,…and you see that I've got several different images.…Well, I can select these manually…choosing the five images in a bracket,…
Author
Richard Harrington
Released
8/24/2017In this course, Rich Harrington shares a cookbook of Bridge CC tips and techniques, from culling photos to developing raw files to previewing audio and video. Learn how to review photo sessions with rankings, use stacks to organize media from related sources or shoots, manage the Bridge cache for improved performance, use collections to organize content on multiple hard drives, monetize your work by publishing photos to Adobe Stock, process images with Adobe Camera Raw, save Develop settings for future use, set up HDR and panoramic workflows, preview time-lapse photography and motion graphics, automate PDF and website creation with the add-on Output module, and much more.
- Accessing Bridge from other Adobe apps
- Switching workspaces
- Importing images
- Batch renaming files
- Rating and ranking
- Stacking
- Creating collections
- Processing raw files
- Previewing video, audio, and animation
- Creating PDF projects
- Accessing automation
Skill Level Intermediate
Duration
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Introduction
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1. The Role of Adobe Bridge
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Switching between workspaces7m 26s
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2. Importing Images
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Previewing files6m 53s
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3. Organizing Images
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Batch renaming files2m 51s
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Adding metadata to images3m 59s
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Rating and ranking images4m 10s
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Sorting and viewing files4m 45s
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Creating a collection3m 1s
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Publishing to Adobe Stock2m 58s
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4. Working with Raw Files
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Converting Raw files to DNG5m 19s
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Creating develop settings4m 28s
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Creating HDR DNG files4m 19s
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5. Working with Video, Audio, and Animation Files
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Previewing video files5m 25s
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Previewing audio files3m 17s
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6. Saving Time with Adobe Bridge
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Creating a PDF contact sheet5m 11s
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Creating a web presentation5m 40s
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Conclusion
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Next steps54s
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