How To Open Mini Bridge In Photoshop
https://www.shutterbuggs.com/ - Now, if you’re using Photoshop and you don’t have Adobe Bridge open, you don’t necessarily have to open it, to view all of your files. What you can do instead is use Photoshop Mini Bridge. So, if we go up to the right hand top corner, you’ll notice that there’s a little read folder and it’s called “Mini Bridge.” You can click on that.
This is a mini window which essentially is a version of Bridge but inside of Photoshop itself. So, this allows you to access all of your photos without having to open up another application just to view them prior to choosing which photos you actually want to open up. So, it saves you a lot of time, it also saves your computer a lot of processing power; having two different applications open up essentially doing the same thing. So, it is quite neat.
It does have a lot of really cool features that you can play around with. So, for example you can view just the images individually when you actually click on them, things like that. So, I find that quite fun to play with. You also have some other options that are here, like you can show items in pages, or you can actually choose to flick through the pages instead of scrolling. You can also choose to show them as thumbnails, details, film strips, and lists, etcetera.
So, you do have a lot of options there. And you can choose to obviously expand the actual window that you’re viewing it under, as well as a lot of the other options that are available in Adobe Bridge itself. And you can also jump through to Adobe Bridge just by clicking on the Bridge icon in Mini Bridge itself to actually open up Bridge if you get a little sick of looking at your photos in this tiny little window.
But having said that, it is really useful for playing around and opening up your Raw files without the hassle of actually having to jump into the full blown version of Adobe Bridge and using up that additional processing power from your computer that sometimes you may just want – especially with these larger Raw files these days, they just keep getting larger and larger. And if you’re editing multiple files at once, they can take up a lot of your processing power.
So, that’s Adobe Photoshop’s Mini Bridge
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