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Jun 21, 2007 00:09 |  #1

How many photos do you allow a folder to contain before Bridge slows down?


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Jun 21, 2007 06:14 |  #2

I regularly work with 1000 images in a folder, once it's cached the thumbnails that's fine. Dunno what the limit is. Many.


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Jun 21, 2007 07:01 as a reply to  @ tim's post |  #3

Much like Tim I have some folders with well over a 1000. When I first open that folder I walk away from the computer for a few minutes (literally that is all it takes) and then working within that folder doesn't show significant signs of slowing down. This is dependant on your computer though. I have a new dual core machine with 4GB of RAM.


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Jun 21, 2007 07:33 as a reply to  @ ssim's post |  #4

IF you plan to work on lots of images you should set up your cache to use Ditributed Cache Files and not Centralized Cache Files. This will speed things up a little.


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