i want to automate the following task to make a 20inch by 20 inch print with 9 smaller prints each 5.33inch prints evenly spaced with a 3/4 inch border between the print and a 1 1/2 border around the outside for framing.
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I have created the montage by simply copying the required photos onto my 60 x 30 canvas. When I did the first one, my poor pc struggled to save it. When it finally did, I inserted it into the photobook software but the quality was very poor. The photobook company said it was probably a memory problem with my PC. The file size at this point was approx 12mb.
I have saved each one at a medium level of 5 and remade my montage. Again, I am still having problems being able to view it within the photobook software. I have spent months on this anniversary book to date and obviously don't want to get it all printed to then find my montage is blurry!
Within photoshop, my montage looks great! Is the photobook company correct in that it is a memory problem with my pc? Is there any way, I can reduce the file size without losing image quality? I have even split the montage into 3 different files (left, middle and right) and it is still blurry (outside photoshop)!
am trying to create a montage of photos.
How do I open and manipulate multiple photos in one document?
how to use Photoshop and doing digital scrapbooking. You've helped me in the past with fibers. There is a current digital contest with a category of "Graphic/Montage/Artsy." Seems like an all inclusive category, right? Well, it makes sense to scrapbookers. I would covet your suggestions on what I can do to enhance my entry. I removed most of the background from image which is my primary focus. I duplicated the layer and on the right used a layer style of hardmix. On the right I used a layer style of hard light. Part of the contest is the word art, and I think I found a quote that fits the picture of my grand daughter.
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I have recently upgraded from PS7 to CS2 and have not been able to get a decent print since. I used colour mangement with PS7 and had no problems (unfortunately I had a virus and PS7 got trashed as part of the removal of the virus). Whenever I print now I get prints that look to be oversaturated with nasty colour casts. The settings I am using are as follows:-
Print with preview
Colour Management
Print Document (Profile Adobe RGB (1998))
Color handling Let Photoshop determine colors
Printer profile Prem Semigloss 2880.icc
Rendering intent Relative Colorimetric
Black Point Compensation Checked
I then click on Print and select
Epson Stylus Photo 2100
I then click on Properties and select Premium Semigloss Photo Paper from the Media Type.
I then click on Custom and select PremSemi2880 from the dropdown (this has the Color Management set to No Color Adjustment and Photo Quality set to Super Photo 2880dpi. All other settings are unchecked)
I then click on OK and then OK again
When the Print Preview window appears it is horrible (which is what I would expect. It was like that in PS7). When I click on Print, the image looks though it is super saturated just as if the printer driver settings have been applied along with the Photoshop settings.
I am getting lines in my prints from PhotoShop CS6.
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My printer is the Canon MX522.
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Ive noticed that printing from other *dumb* programs such as Microsoft Paint the images look fine BUT with photoshop the images print ultra fast and have lines. It looks like note taking paper. How do I fix this? I am guessing this is some kind of Printer quality setting????Â
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Windows 7/64
All drivers and software are up to date.
Photos taken with 5D Mark iii in Raw
Developed in Camera Raw
Tweaked in CS6
Color space is 1998 RGB
Saved as jpeg
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Using a Lenovo Desktop- Ideacenter B520
Printer is Epson R3000
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Monitor and printer are calibrated with Colormunki Photo.In photoshop I softproof using the profile created with colormunki and the image looks excellent.
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Whn I print, I choose "photoshop manages colors", and in the printer setting I make sure color management is turned off. The prints look very dull and washed out. I make sure the correct printer profile is chosen (the one created with colormunki for the specific paper I use)
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Bust, if using the same image, I choose "Printer manages colors", and then in the printer color management choose "Adobe 1998", the brints look wonderful.What am I doing the is causing Photoshop manages colors to look worse than printer manages colors, when in both cases the image looks great on the monitor?
what the ideal birghtness setting for a calibrated display should be in order to correctly view an image as it should appear in print?
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Most of the books and internet sites ive looked at recommend 120cd/m2 but on my monitor the image at this setting is much brighter than the prints from my inkjet printer.
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I use Eyeonematch with an eye1 device which gives a range of luminance targets, again 120 being recommended in the software, but i found a calibration and profile at 90cd/m2 is about right in terms of a match for prints.
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my question then is whether this is "correct" or am i setting the brightness too low? The image on screen is quite dim at 90cd/m2 and althought he image displays very well adn matches the print, id hate to think i was messing this up.
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