R1800 & index sheet prints?

[DVEous]

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this is easy to do in photoshop......just make a templet

[DVEous]

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but with photoshop you will have total control over each image, and quality control........If you are just want prints for preview have a look at contact sheet in photoshop.......[/img]

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[Glen]

Adam, I have that software and it looks pretty easy to use, but you must select the shots first. Two thoughts though, they must be jpg and not sure if you can include the file name. Why dont you download it from Epson if you dont get a definitive answer from someone who knows the software better than me on the file name.

[the foto fanatic]

I would recommend Qimage to do contact shets or index cards. It is superb at resizing and placing multiple images on a page.
You can download a demo version here.

[big pix]

Adam, I have that software and it looks pretty easy to use, but you must select the shots first. Two thoughts though, they must be jpg and not sure if you can include the file name. Why dont you download it from Epson if you dont get a definitive answer from someone who knows the software better than me on the file name.

Epson Photo Quickener is the program found here.......
http://tech.epson.com.au/downloads/prod ... orm=macosx

You will find PSCS or PSCS2 contact sheet has a lot more control......

[Glen]

I would agree BP, not much control in the Epson program

[DVEous]

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The Photoshop Contact Sheet has merit too! I didn't know that was a built-in feature of CS2, so I take back what I said earlier.
...now if I could customise the Contact Sheet so my company logo automatically appeared at the top, then that would be great. Time to Google.

have done this many times, but set up the company logo on a seperate page, and dropped the contact sheet page onto logo page. Quick and easy if you set up an action.

But have a look here about half way down for creative contact sheets....

http://www.russellbrown.com/tips_tech.html

[DVEous]

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I have just had a play with the Russell Brown Creative contact sheet, and I think this is what you need. Set up your page with logos and save,
select images and print and save very easy........ you are able to change or add to the template supplied, the movie has it all........ downside: you need PSCS2 Indesign.......