Digital Raw FormatsWhat Is a Raw Capture?Why Shoot Raw?Digital Workflow PhasesWorkflow PrinciplesDo Things OnceDo Things AutomaticallyBe MethodicalCopying Files from a CameraUsing Adobe Photo DownloaderSetting Photo Downloader OptionsVerifying ImagesCamera Raw, Bridge, and PhotoshopRefining a Shoot Using BridgeOpening Images with Camera RawIt’s Not Just for Raw AnymoreCamera Raw Static ControlsThe ToolbarThe Preview ControlsThe Histogram and RGB ReadoutThe Settings MenuLoading and Saving SettingsCamera Raw PreferencesThe Main Control ButtonsAdjusting with Precision and SpeedCamera Raw Workflow OptionsCamera Raw Image ControlsThe Basic TabUsing Auto Tone AdjustmentUsing Camera Raw DefaultsWorkflow Guidelines for the Image ControlsThe Tone Curve TabUsing Parametric CurvesUsing Point CurvesThe Detail TabSharpeningReducing NoiseThe HSL/Grayscale TabUsing the HSL ControlsControlling Grayscale ConversionsThe Split Toning TabThe Lens Corrections TabThe Camera Calibration TabThe Presets TabFilmstrip ModeSynchronizing Settings in the FilmstripUsing Adobe BridgeWhat’s New in Bridge CS3Launching Bridge from PhotoshopMaking Key Bridge Workflow DecisionsImage Previews and the CacheThe Preproduction PhaseEvaluating and ComparingRating and LabelingApplying Camera Raw Settings Using BridgeSorting and RenamingApplying Keywords and MetadataUsing Metadata TemplatesExchanging Settings with LightroomThe Production PhaseOpening in Photoshop with Camera RawSaving Files Directly From Camera RawConverting Files Through AutomationAutomating with the Batch CommandRules for Batching FilesRecording Batch ActionsSimple Action: Save as JPEGComplex Action: Save for EditRunning the Batch DialogBridge WindowsArranging WindowsBridge Window Panels and WorkspacesBridge Tools and ButtonsBridge PanelsBridge Menu CommandsPreferences and the Bridge MenuThe File MenuSelect, Find, and Edit with the Edit MenuBridge Display and the View MenuThe Stack MenuRating, Labeling, and the Label MenuThe Tools MenuThe Window Menu and Workspaces