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GermWarfare

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PostPosted: Sun Jan 14, 2007 2:37 pm    Post subject: Organizing Images: Photoshop Elements -> Photoshop CS2 Reply with quote

Hello:

I was previously using Adobe Photoshop Elements 3.0 and I very much like the "Organizer". This may be a simple application, but it does everything I want to do with organizing and browsing my collection of 10,000 photos. Within organizer, I have cataloged every single image along multiple categories (i.e. general category, person, place, event, style, etc.) With this many images, you can probably imagine that this has taken me a long time to do.

I now have Adobe Photoshop CS2 and what I want to know is, is there anything in CS2 that can replace the Elements organizer? I notice that there is something called Adobe Bridge. It looks like it could do this; however it appears to be a bit on the un-user friendly side, in addition, with some initial inspection, I don't see it recognizing the tags that I have created.

If there is a nice solution, then I would uninstall Elements; if not, I can just continue to use this application which obviously does exactly what I want.

Anyway, anyone have any advice on this? Thanks!
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