Is Bridge CC part of Photoshop CC?

[Barteg]

Hi!

I wonder, if I get also Bridge CC, if I subscribe Photoshop CC and pay the 24,59€ per month (Single Product Subscription)

Or have I pay additional 24,59 € per month, to get also Bridge CC?

I'm not talking about this new special offer for 12.99 € per month.

Thanks a lot!

Best Regards

[gener7]

In the past Bridge was bundled with Photoshop. Now it is a separate and free download.

It will not change your single product membership.

Gene

[Barteg]

So, if you have rent at least one CC application, you can install und use it?

[Doug.S]

it comes with Ps, not with other single apps

[gener7 · Accepted solution]

Bridge CC does not come with Photoshop CC. You can also download and use it with other single CC apps like Illustrator or InDesign. It is for all CC apps not just Photoshop.

The point is you have to install it separately.

http://helpx.adobe.com/bridge/using/whats-new.html

"Adobe Bridge is now uses a separate installer, and does not get installed along with other applications. To install Adobe Bridge, you'll need to download and install it separately. This decoupling from other Adobe apps, enables independent delivery of Adobe Bridge, without being dependent on other applications for deployment."

Gene

[Barteg]

Thanks!

[gener7]

You're welcome. I hope you had no problems installing it.

Gene

[Barteg]

No. But as I'm actually just testing the rent editions of Adobe, I'm not sure, what will be part of the 25 € per month and 13 € per month.

There is no good overview, what you get, if you pay for a dedicated rent contract.

[gener7]

Well the 13 Euro plan can be PS + LR, while the 25 Euro plan can be for any single app of your choosing. It's best for single apps that are not PS or LR.

Good luck on your pick.

Gene

[ProDesignTools]

gener7 wrote:

In the past Bridge was bundled with Photoshop. Now it is a separate and free download.

FYI: Adobe Bridge is free -- does not require a license

submitted 6 months ago by KingCreole8

I'm not sure if this is common knowledge or not, but after trialling the new Lightroom 6 I was spending more time with Bridge and discovered that Adobe does not require any kind of license to use Bridge. You can download it without signing up for a CC plan, and you can also just install it (at least on Mac computers) by just copying the Bridge folder from one computer over onto a new computer. It works, no license required.

I just thought I'd mention this since I've never seen it mentioned anywhere. I know Lightroom is awesome for a lot of people, but Bridge has its advantages too and I kind of like it more, and the nice thing is that Lightroom understands things like ratings from Bridge, so if you want to move to Lightroom at some point in the future, it's no problem.

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