Graphics Programs Reference
In-Depth Information
4.
Bridge is organized into workspaces just like Photoshop. Select the
Essentials workspace if it is not already selected. Select the second
photo, called
7D-0808.cr2
. Figure 12.1 shows the Adobe Bridge inter-
face with the photo selected.
You can rate photos
from none to five
stars using the Label
menu or the dots
underneath each
thumbnail.
Once you create
keywords, you can
assign them to any
number of photos
with a single click.
FIGURe 12.1
Adobe Bridge interface
5.
Select the Keywords panel. Click the New Keyword icon
, type
Objects
, and press Enter.
6.
Click the New Sub Keyword icon
, type
Flowers
, and press Enter.
Check Flowers to assign this new sub-keyword to the selected photo.
7.
Click the New Keyword icon
, type
POV
, and press Enter.
8.
Click the New Sub Keyword icon, type
Worms Eye Perspective
, and
press Enter. Check Worms Eye Perspective to assign this second key-
word (see Figure 12.2).
Use the Keywords
section of the Filter
panel to locate spe-
cific photos quickly.
9.
Switch back to Photoshop by pressing Cmd+Tab on the Mac or
Alt+Tab on Windows. Choose Window a Extensions a Mini Bridge.
Select Browse Photos and navigate to the folder where you saved
the sample files in step 1. Mini Bridge (see Figure 12.3) allows you
to visually access photos but is not for tagging as you do in the full-
fledged Bridge application.
