Lesson 1 - Adobe Bridge - Image Viewer, Organizer, Launcher, Tool
Adobe Bridge
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Adobe Bridge is a free digital asset management app made by Adobe Systems and first released with Adobe Creative Suite 2.
Students, If you've not already done so, please complete the Pre-class preparation lesson before beginning this one!
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USU Canvas Resources and Assignment for this week...
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What is the experience I want you to have?:
We're going to begin this course by first learning about Adobe Bridge and Camera Raw. By the end of lesson 1, you will be able to organize your own photos and images using Adobe Bridge. You will be able to add keywords and metadata to your images so you can filter down to only those you want to see in Bridge. You'll be able to open images from Bridge in Photoshop and Camera Raw. |
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USU students, all the assignments, discussions, exercise files, reading assignments for lesson 1 will be found in Canvas - Lesson 1 Module. (See image above) If you're not a registered USU student, and you are working through this lesson on your own, here's a link to the exercise files for lesson 1.
Objectives (Suggested division of work time through the week)
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Section 01-A (Monday)
View Assignment Scoring Rubrics for Lesson 1
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Adobe Bridge CC (2020)
Adobe Camera Raw CC (2020)
Adobe Photoshop CC (2020)
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This lesson was last updated March 25, 2020. This lesson combines my own work (images, text, videos) which are ©2020 by Nathan Smith. All other images, videos, and cited text sources are curated from the internet, and are publicly available.
