Lightroom is designed for efficiency and ease-of-use,
simplifying the photographic workflow while maintaining a high quality,
non-destructive image processor. Bridge is a file browser, and acts as “the
bridge” between Adobe’s Creative Suite applications. Bridge can be used across
a variety of businesses, and its abundance of features makes it seem overly
complex. However, Lightroom, as it is meant to cater specifically to
photographers’ needs, removes this complexity while at the same time
maintains power, flexibility, and quality. Another disadvantage of Bridge is
its inability to view images that are not located on a local drive. Lightroom
again makes up for this; since it is database driven, it is able to work with
such “off-line” files. Being a database gives Lightroom other advantages.
Accessing and searching for information about images is faster, and the
creation of multiple databases is supported.
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