Tạo bộ sưu tập Ý tưởng đằng sau bộ sưu tập là bạn có thể muốn xem các nhóm nào đó của hình ảnh của bạn ngay cả khi các tập tin được chứa trong thư mục khác nhau. | 70 CHAPTER 2 BRIDGE Creating Collections The idea behind collections is that you may want to view certain groupings of your images even though the files are housed in different folders. To begin click on the Collections panel. If it s not visible choose Window Collections Panel. Then click the -1 icon. Name the collection then click and drag one or more images into it. To remove an image from a Collection right-click Control-click on the thumbnail in the Content panel and choose Remove from Collection. By clicking the Refine icon - and choosing Review you can view all the images currently visible in the Content panel in a full-screen Preview-only mode. If there are more than a few images the images will appear in a carousel. By clicking the Q arrow you can delete images from view. Click the icon to place the remaining images into a collection. A dialog will appear in which you name the new collection. You can opt to have Bridge create collections for you based on certain parameters that you specify as shown in Figure . To begin click the new Smart Collection icon LJ. In the new dialog box that appears specify where Bridge should check for potential images. You could choose a folder or a broader part of your computer. Then specify the criteria. The first drop-down window says Filename by default but by clicking within it you can choose from among a huge number of options. If you want to specify more than one parameter click the sign at the end of this line and then repeat the process until you have specified all the criteria. Next choose between If Any Criteria Are Met and If All Criteria Are Met in the drop-down window. To create the collection click Save. The Smart Collection will have a blue icon in the Collections panel. To edit the criteria click the Edit Smart Collections icon n in the lower left of the panel. Figure Smart Collections help you organize your images in groupings that are meaningful to you. Using Keywords Applying keywords to your images
