[ricric_lo]

大家覺得邊個最好用？

[ACanonGuy]

Adobe Bridge is a very different product comparing with Aperture or Lightroom. Bridge is more a media manager that you can use it to organize, browse and locate your pictures and other media files. Aperture and Lightroom supports full photo management workflow. I have used both. They are very similar product and both very nice.

If you are a Mac user and you don't think you will move to Windows, there is a good reason to use Aperture since it integrates so well with other Apple applications. Aperture is for Mac and Mac only as you may know.

I am a Lightroom user and very happy with it. Please note Lightroom 3.0 has been in beta for a while and should be available soon.

[lokism3]

I use Bridge mainly.

I don't need the "Work flow managament" from Aperture or Lightroom, and I have had my own work flow practices. For normal cases, Bridge output the images directly to Photoshop; just like what an old fashion photographer did, take pictures than go to develop film (Bridge) & print picture (Photoshop). It is a "2-steps" D & P process. Use the designed "Work flow" or not is up to your choice. I use Lightroom on my netbook too as quick inspection of RAW files on location works too.

[ricric_lo]

Thank you for all CHings kind advice.