If your Output Preview looks similar to this here, you are done! All you need to do is go down to the bottom right ofĪ Save As window will open up. If there is an issue, just click on Reset and repeat this process.
If you have more than one page you will see this at the bottom of the Output Preview panel,Īnd you can switch between the multiple pages here:
You then just click on any image and drag all of your photos up to the Output Preview panel and drop it on your Contact Sheet(It says Drag Images to Canvas). Select an image in the Content panel, and then Select All(keyboard shortcut ⌘ + A). Step 5: Placing Your Images on the Contact Sheet Name this Class Contact Sheet to save these settings so you won’t have to set each setting later on. Click on the + symbol and a New Template window comes up. If you look up to the top of the Output Settings panel, you will see next to Template it says Custom and then a + symbol. You do not need to worry about the Header and Footer, Watermark, or PDF Properties. Thumbnail Placement: Across First (By Row)ĭo NOT select Rotate Thumbnail for Best FitĬlick on the Grid and Margins from the list(Make sure that Use Auto Spacing is NOT selected): Make sure the measurement is set to inches if it is not already(Found next to Width)īackground Color:WhiteResolution: 300ppi Image Quality:12 Page Size: Letter(This should put your Width to 8.5, Height at 11) First click on Document from the list, then make sure to select the following: You will not be using one of the premade templates. On the right side of the Adobe Bridge workspace, there is an Output Settings panel. This will take you to the Output workspace that is where we will create a Contact Sheet. Select the Output workspace from either the Application bar in Adobe Bridge or by going to Once you’ve found your images through Adobe Bridge, select them all(typicall圓0) in the Content Panel. This will typically be on your Desktop, Documents, or Project File (Remember to refer to the File Management handout for how you need to save your images). If you have not set Adobe Bridge on your Dock, you can find it in by opening Launchpad on the Dock or by searching for Adobe Bridge through a Spotlight Searchįind your images that you will be making a Contact Sheet for. Instructions Step 1: Open Adobe Bridge To create a Contact Sheet, in our classroom, we will be using Adobe Bridge. There are different ways to create a contact sheet using various programs and formats. This allows your teacher to look through your images and see how you did and how they can possibly help you if you had any issues. Whenever you take photos you will be asked to turn in a Contact Sheet to show you’ve met those requirements. In digital photography these are generated on the computer.įor this class, we create Contact Sheets to have proof of showing you tried different ways to take photos for assignments/projects, not just going out and shooting the required prompts. For every assignment/project there will be a required 30shot minimum that you will need to aim for. The Contact Sheet(also called Contract Proof) is a positive print of all the negative images from a roll of 35mm film or medium format film from Film Photography. Contact sheets are typically made to allow the photographer to view a mini-preview of all the film to determine which photographs are best to print. What is a Contact Sheet? Why do we need one?
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