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Linked files in bridge
Hi,
Some times ago, Bridge was really convenient to track files linked in an Illustrator files.
The list was shown in the metadata panel And you were able to jump to the file or see if it was missing.
Is it possible to get this feature back ? (for PSD too)
I guess it still working for InDD2 votes -
Flash Power Info
There are more speed light and flash strobe users that would like to see the flash power info.
For example Godox and Nikon flash power info is available in Raw and jpg as meta data. In Adobe Bridge metadata panel and in Camera Raw metadata info interface this info is currently not visible. Please provide this crucial info. This is helpful for light settings information during photography sessions. For Example Manual Power ratio 1/32 - 1/64 - 1/2 for Group A / B / C1 vote -
Custom Metadata Fields and Export
I need a solution that will allow me to customize non-standard metadata fields for video files and allow me to export a combination of those fields as CSV files.
I've used Excel spreadsheets to track my files and I currently I use Airtable. However I don't have direct access to the actual video files or proxies like I would if Bridge allowed me to create my own custom database. I also use multiple other programs to create thumbnails and watermarks.
The reason I use this is for tracking my stock video assets that I produce and upload to various services…
2 votes -
Show file compression type in File Metadata
It would be very helpful to show the file compression of TIF JPG, etc. files in the metadata panel. It is not currently listed in the File Properties or any other metadata section.
2 votes -
Batch Metadata Add/Remove/Modify
Possibility to Add, Remove or Modify the Metada of a file or a list of file by batch (ex. with a CSV file or other). For me it's for PDF file.
1 vote -
How about batch metadata removal?
Euthanize the metadata WITHOUT opening the files. I believe that feature would set Adobe Bridge popularity with many of us for many years to come.
Get on it Adobe.
1 vote -
Camera Raw 21.1: Raw-Name is not shown in Meta / Raw-filename
Procedure:
I open a Nikon RAW file (NEF, Nikon D850) with Raw-Converter 12.1.
Afterwards, unlike in a conversion with e.g. RAW 5.6, the Raw-filename is not listed in the Meta-section CAMERA RAW (Bridge 2020).I have to keep thatin the META data - and not only as an original filename (that one can change and therefore loose the original filename).
Thanks for answering in advance.
Frank1 vote -
Synchronization of metadata
Hi, can you please create a way in Bridge to synchronize the metadata of AI files (EPS files, TIFF files) and JPGs? Like in Lightroom. This would speed up my workflow enormously. Now I'm forced to copy and paste the description of each file into the field of the other file, for example.
Thanks a lot
Gabi1 vote -
Deleting files .xmp when its corresponding .NEF are deleted. iMAC Catalina
I am using MacOS Catalina and Adobe Bridge 2020. I noticed that the files .xmp are not deleted when its corresponding .NEF are deleted. I think that this problem started with the version Bridge 2020.
4 votes -
Wrap file name
In Bridge 8 I saw full name of file. Now is not possibility wrap or dont wrap filename. Better was wrap filename, and see full name, because i have numbers of design version on the end of filename.
2 votes -
Display the correct resolution for PNG files in the units I select in preferences.
Display the resolution for PNG files in the units I select in preferences. Currently, if I set the resolution for a PNG in Photoshop, Bridge reports either a blank, or 72 ppi, not the value that the file actually contains.
Even if the PNG specification for resolution is in meters, why does that prevent Bridge from displaying a converted value as ppi? Photoshop reports the resolution correctly.1 vote -
Metadata Batch Removal
Similar to batch automation in photoshop. Select files batch remove ALL metadata. That shouldn't be too hard, should it?
2 votes -
Folder dates
Can we please at least have the Date Modified and Date Created for folders on the Metadata panel? I feel like we used to have this feature before but it's gone now? It's still possible to see folder dates on the Filter panel so I know this info is available.
5 votes -
Meta Data for Dimension for Print files
MetaData for Adobe Print Programs like Acrobat, Illustrator and InDesign.
Currently Bridge displays Pixel Dimensions for Web developers only.
It would be astronomically better if we could see Inches and or centimetres (depending on what the file was saved as)
you could make it even better still when programs like illustrator have more than 1 work art board. Just like previewing each art board in the preview pane, we should be able to see the dimensions change for each as well.
Moreover, if a poster is 24" x 36" the metadata should provide still the image contained info like 200…
8 votes -
Useful Dimensions on Metadata Panels for PDFs (and ideally INDD)
At the moment the metadata panel has useless (and misleading) dimensions for PDFs which are based off pixel preview data. It would be much more helpful if the panel could display the TrimBox values or just simple page dimensions (CropBox) if that's not available, either in mm or inches depending on your choice. Being able to show all the Page Boxes would be a dream. At the moment a user needs to launch Acrobat and dig to find that info.
At the very least with CropBox data, a user could, for instance, tell if they're looking at an A4 or…9 votes
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