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Raw & Post Processing, Printing => Digital Image Processing => Topic started by: PSA DC-9-30 on August 07, 2007, 10:41:09 am

Title: Adobe Bridge
Post by: PSA DC-9-30 on August 07, 2007, 10:41:09 am

Two questions about Bridge:

I just returned from Russia and started to sort through my 2400+ photos using Bridge, labelling the ones I want to tweak and upload to Photobucket, and a smaller subset I will tweak and print at various sizes. After applying green labels to the ones I like from my first memory card (363 of 720), I noticed that the files I selected and labelled with green are not visible in the folder when I double click and "explore" it (i.e., outside of Bridge). I know the files are there, because I can see them when I go back to Bridge. Why are these selected files not visible? How can I get them to reappear? If I burn a DVD, I assume that all the files I selected in Bridge will be there? Maybe not!?  

Also, I am not using Lightroom yet, but was wondering whether this program will make Bridge superfluous / obsolete.

Thanks,
Kevin

Title: Adobe Bridge
Post by: Richowens on August 07, 2007, 09:35:59 pm

Kevin,

 I will assume that you shot jpegs on your trip since Gracie sent us jpegs from the trip.

 When you tag jpegs in Bridge the file is modified. I think you will find the missing files at the bottom of your folder with a modified date. Click the name column in Explorer to resort the files by name.

 Hope that helps.

  Rich

Title: Adobe Bridge
Post by: PSA DC-9-30 on August 08, 2007, 01:22:01 am

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Kevin,

 I will assume that you shot jpegs on your trip since Gracie sent us jpegs from the trip.

 When you tag jpegs in Bridge the file is modified. I think you will find the missing files at the bottom of your folder with a modified date. Click the name column in Explorer to resort the files by name.

 Hope that helps.

  Rich
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Thanks Rich.

Gracie is having fun with her new camera (I bought her an Olympus Stylus 710) but she knows nothing about digital imaging and she sent the .jpgs before I explained resampling to her. When she told me she sent three of them, I told her that I hope you guys have broadband and not dialup! In any case, I will be showing her the basics of Photoshop, and she'll put the rest up on Photobucket.

I would have shot RAW, but we only had so much space on our five memory cards (three 2 Gb, two 1 Gb). As it was, we took over 2400 photos between us.

Title: Adobe Bridge
Post by: Richowens on August 08, 2007, 01:40:24 am

Kevin,

 Tell Grace it's ok. I had a nice nap while they downloaded  

 I am looking forward to seeing more of your trip.

 Oh yeah!   HAPPY BIRTHDAY Grace!

 Rich

Title: Adobe Bridge
Post by: PSA DC-9-30 on August 08, 2007, 08:30:27 am

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Kevin,

 Tell Grace it's ok. I had a nice nap while they downloaded   

 I am looking forward to seeing more of your trip.

 Oh yeah!   HAPPY BIRTHDAY Grace!

 Rich
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OK, here's a couple of my photos (taken with the Olympus SP-500) I have processed for the web (I've only done about 10 so far)  

NOTE TO OTHERS: I'm not passing these off as great photographic art; they're just tourist shots.

The first is the view looking east along the Neva River from the Dvortsovvy Bridge. The large bluish building in the right is the Winter Palace / Hermitage.

The second is looking east over the Gribodoyev Canal, showing the Church on Spilled Blood in the background.

Any comments about these (i.e., how they could be improved) are welcome.