Today we are surprised with special effects, thanks to Annaelle , which I asked if he could write a tutorial on how to use a file. Psd template to print the photos in order to interpret sketch a layout on paper.
Annaelle was kind enough to accept it and used just the sketch that we proposed in January. But now give the floor to her.
"Start by opening the file with the sketch and the image that I want to put in the box bigger.
I select the entire picture (CTRL + A) and I see appear in the dotted rectangle that shows me just the selected area and copy (CTRL + C)
At this point I click on the image of sketch in the layer window and find the relevant range the bigger picture (simple because it already is called Big Picture. Click on the arrow on the left to view the content of the group then click on Layer 2 (which corresponds to the black rectangle) while down the CTRL key. In this way load the selection that has the same shape and position of the rectangle.
Then Paste Into (CTRL + SHIFT + V) in this way is I created a form that lets me see only the selection, the picture remains in this form and I can zoom in or out at will.
For photos that appear inclined instead proceed in a different way:
I create a file (CTRL + N) of the dimensions shown in the sketch, for example 9.5 cm x7 making sure it is set to 300 dpi resolution optimal for printing
open the image I want to put in that position in the sketch and as the first select all (CTRL + A) and copy it (CTRL + C)
Then paste the file you created earlier (I position it on the file and hit CTRL + V )
resize (CTRL + T) and move it as I prefer. Then again select the latter version of the image (CTRL + A) and copy it (CTRL + C). How did the selection on the first load photos x7 9.5 (by clicking with the mouse and holding down the CTRL key on the corresponding layer of the black rectangle photo 9.5 x7) and paste it in (CTRL + SHIFT + V). Once again, I can rotate and adjust for the effect I prefer.
And here is the LO that is taking shape. We say that this final stage of copying the image in the sketch is not essential but gives me an idea of \u200b\u200bthe whole and then I may decide to rearrange the photos.
When I realized all the pictures I have so many separate files sizes and file with the sketch that looks like this:
What to do with all the individual files? Simple put them in a printable format "or, depending on the size of the photos I choose a format that can contain my photos so the first step is to create me a file in Photoshop. Take the case of 13x19, but here the first trap shoot. When we say 13x19 is a simplification of the actual size of the photos will be 12.7 x19cm. This the info I got from a photographer who told me that the paper sizes depend on the optimization of the "Hose Reel" photo paper that is used for printing. He had given me a bell'elenco actual size of that now, for convenience, you can also find information on Photocity ( here) one of the service to which I entrust myself often, especially in large quantities.:
like above I create a new file (CTRL + N) of size 12.7 x19cm (the print size that I chose) and, with the select all (CTRL + A), copy (CTRL + C) and paste (CTRL + V) I'm going to make the files for printing. I try to compose the picture to fill the space better.
split the photos into groups from the File menu and then select the Save As (save as), the window that opens decide where to save the image, the name you want to give (eg stampa1) and the format in which you want to save the file (. jpg)
in this way we have our files ready for printing. "
I am sure that there is this little tutorial helpful.
you soon.
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