1. Filename
File name for the media file.  Use this field to change the file name.

2. Media preview
Preview of the image, video or audio file.

3. Folder/project Bin
Project folder location for the media.  Media will be copied to this folder location.  After the file is copied a bin will be created in our video editor and the media will be automatically imported into the bin.  Add media to multiple folder/bin levels.  Ex.  Images/Day1/B-Roll

4. Add to timeline
Automatically add media to the currently selected timeline in your video editor.

5. Clip color
Set the clip color.  When imported your media will be adjust to this color

6. Show folders
Display your current project folder structure.  This allows you to pick a current folder location for your media.

7. Quick bin/folder select
Quickly set the bin/folder location for your media.  Click the drop down arrow for more.  Click customize to set up your own preset folder locations.

8. Sync File
Sync one file.

9. Sync All 
When copying multiple files, click the sync all option to copy and import all the media that has been copied.

Click the Customize menu for more options.

Customize default bins (names & color)
Customize the default bin locations and color for the quick select location drop down menus. Footage, Images, Audio, Sfx and Misc.

Clip prefix/renumber
Add a prefix to all of the newly imported media.  Copy multiple files and use the paste option in SuperBins.  Click customize and enable the prefix/renumber menu.  When setting the prefix, media will be copied and renamed with your prefix.   Choose the renumber option to add a incrementing number to each of the media files.

Set metadata (description)
Click customize and choose "Set Metadata"  With this option enabled, you can set the description metadata field.  When media is imported the description will be set.  Description metadata is supported in Resolve.

Copy folders in Windows Explorer or Mac Finder.  HIt the SuperBins paste hot key sequence.  SuperBins will give you the option to import all of the media in the folders as well as subfolders.