Do one of the following in Photoshop Elements:
Photoshop Elements lets you control how you print your photos. You can print photos, contact sheets, and picture packages.
A. Individual prints B. Contact sheet C. Picture package
Do one of the following in Photoshop Elements:
In the Print dialog box, specify the desired options. For details, see Print dialog box options.
Click Print.
A contact sheet enables you to preview a group of images by displaying thumbnail images on a single page.
Do one of the following:
In the Print dialog box, specify the desired options. For details, see Print dialog box options.
Click Print.
Choose File > Contact Sheet II.
In the Contact Sheet dialog box, specify the desired options and click OK.
The contact sheet is created and it opens in Photo editor workspace.
Choose File > Print.
In the Print dialog box, specify the desired options. For details, see Print dialog box options.
Click Print.
A picture package enables you to place multiple copies of one or more photos on a single page.
Do one of the following:
In the Print dialog box, specify the desired options. For details, see Print dialog box options.
Click Print.
Choose File > Picture Package.
In the Picture Package dialog box, specify the desired options and click OK.
The contact sheet is created and it opens in Photo editor workspace.
Choose File > Print.
In the Print dialog box, specify the desired options. For details, see Print dialog box options.
Click Print.
In the Print dialog box, you preview the print and set the following options:
Select Printer
Select a printer from the drop-down list.
You can print photos to PDF as well. To do that, you must install Adobe Acrobat on your system.
Select Paper Size
Select the desired size of the paper for printing photos from the drop-down list.
Orientation
Specify the orientation of the page as portrait or landscape.
Select Print Size
Select a print size for the photo. Select Custom to specify the dimensions of the photo. For more details, see Scale photos.
Crop To Fit
Select this option to fit the individual image to the specified print layout. The image is scaled and, if necessary, cropped to match the aspect ratio of the print layout. Deselect this option if you don’t want your photos cropped.
Print Copies
Select or enter a number in the text box to specify the number of copies of each page that you want to print.
A. Photos selected for printing B. Page preview C. Photoholder D. Add photos for printing E. Print options
In Windows, you can modify the following print settings:
In the Print dialog box, you can add multiple photos to a print job.
Do the following:
Photos Currently In Browser
Displays photos currently visible in the Media Browser.
Entire Catalog
Displays all photos in your catalog.
Album
Displays photos from a specific album. Use the menu to select an album.
Keyword Tag
Displays photos with a specific tag. Use the menu to select a tag.
Only Show Photos with Ratings
Displays only photos marked with the Favorites tag.
Also Show Hidden Photos
Displays photos marked as hidden.
When you click More Options in the Print dialog box, the following options are displayed:
Enables you to specify the following settings:
Photo Details
You can print the date, caption, and filename by selecting the following options:
Border
You can specify the following details for the border:
Iron-on Transfer
Select Flip Image to use the image for T-shirt transfers.
Some printers have the inverting images option. If so, ensure that you use either your printer driver settings or the Invert image option to invert images. Selecting both the options horizontally flips the image twice.
Trim Guidelines
Select Print Crop Marks (guidelines on all four edges of the photo) to make it easier to trim a photo.
Enables you to specify the following settings:
Print Size
You can specify the width and height in inches, centimeters, and millimeters. Select Scale To Fit Media to scale the image to fit on the page.
Displays the color profile of the image. Image Space shows the color space embedded in your photo file. (The print preview in the Print dialog box is not color managed and doesn’t update as you choose a profile.) You can change the profile for printing from the following options:
Color Handling
You can choose to have either your printer or Photoshop Elements manage colors.
Printer Profile
Sets a custom printer profile to convert image colors to the printer’s color space, or turns off color conversion. If you have an ICC profile for your printer and paper combination, choose it from the menu. Make sure that you turn off the printer driver’s color management.
Rendering Intent
Specifies how colors are translated from the image’s source color space when certain colors are not available in the print space.
When you click Page Setup in the Print dialog box, the following options are displayed:
Presets Choose default settings, last used settings, or saved presets.
Layout
Paper Handling
To save your settings, do one of the following:
You can adjust the position and scale of an image using options in the Print dialog box. The shaded border at the edge of the paper represents the margins of the selected paper; the printable area is white. The blue border at the edge of the photo is the Photoholder; it is not printed with the image.
Scaling an image in the Print dialog box changes the size and resolution of the printed image only. For example, if you scale a 72‑ppi image to 50% in the Print dialog box, the image will print at 144 ppi; however, the document size settings in the Image Size dialog box will not change.
Choose File > Print.
Under the Position settings in the Print dialog, do one of the following:
Choose File > Print.
In the Print dialog box, do one of the following to rotate the Photoholder or the image:
Choose File > Print.
Click More Options in the Print dialog.
Select Custom Print Size. Then, do one of the following:
You can Zoom In or Out of the image using the slider in the Print dialog box.
If your image (PSD or TIFF) is multi-layered, use the Layers panel to temporarily hide the layers from view and prevent them from printing.
When only the layers you want to print are visible, choose File > Print. The Print dialog box opens with only the visible layers showing in the thumbnail preview.
Set your printing options and click Print.
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