If the spacing is still not enough, you might want to use cropping bars when you view the images. Creating space allows the images to 'breathe' and be seen alone. With the default the images are very close together and can interfere with each other on the page. It is important to give images some breathing room and use more white space. Instead, fewer columns and rows will create larger images which are easier to see. While you can use the default settings in Photoshop I recommend not doing that, partly because the default settings will create many images on the page which are quite small. Note that each image comes with its own type layer which you can change after the fact. When planning to use contact sheets, check to make sure your file types are supported, first. Of these, the first two file types worked, but not the. Here is the completed contact sheet with the default settings with the following files: JPEG, CR2 and CPT. If you have large files this may take a few minutes. Photoshop will create the page and begin building the contact sheet. When you are satisfied with your setting, click on OK. If there are any more than this in a given folder, additional pages will be created for the remaining images. Note that the above settings allow you to place 30 images on a page. You can choose from the fonts available on your computer.

Leave this enabled if you want a caption. The Rotate For Best Fit option is not enabled and it is recommended to leave it that way.Īt the bottom is Use Filename as Caption. Auto spacing is enabled for both vertical and horizontal at. The default setting is for 5 columns and 6 rows.

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