Tuesday, February 9, 2016

Making a Contact Sheet with Adobe Bridge

We are going to learn how to use Adobe Bridge to select, rename and organize your photos into a contact sheet. Bridge has many functions such as batch rename and other utilities to help with organization, and supports editing of digital images in Camera Raw format. Organizational features include assigning colored labels or star ratings to images. And can recognize a variety of file types. Here is a tutorial to clarify: http://youtu.be/6m9nBwiskAQ you only need to watch the first 2:20 mins. Don't change the spacing and keep "file name" turned on.
  1. Open Adobe Bridge
  2. Open the file that holds your photos.
  3. Right click RENAME the photos by the technique you used.
  4. Select the images you want to add to your contact sheet SHIFT click or CTRL click on the photos.
  5. Select "OUTPUT" under the top tool bar.

  6. Go to the Output window on the right of your screen (sometimes it will take a minute to appear).
  7. Select PDF instead of WEB GALLERY.
  8. Under the TEMPLATE option, select CONTACT SHEET (4*5=20 photos or 5*7=35 photos)
  9. Scroll to the very bottom of the Output window to where it says SAVE.
  10. Before you press save, check the "VIEW PDF AFTER SAVE"
  11. Once the PDF opens, FILE>SAVE AS>
  12. Type the assignment name i.e "My Line Contact Sheet" or "Element of Design Contact".
 If you want to upload your contact sheet to your blog-
  1. Open the PDF, 
  2. FILE>"SAVE AS"
  3. SAVE AS "TYPE": Select "JPG"
  4. Make sure you select where you are going to save it to (your personal saving space your student #).
  5. Then press SAVE.
  6. Post to your blog as you would post an image.

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