A picture package is an image file that contains one or more photos, usually…printed at different sizes,…like the senior portrait picture package you may have had in high school.…On Windows, you can create a picture package either for the Organizer, or from the…Editor, from the Create menu.…I'm going to start here in the Organizer.…You can't select photos to include in your picture package, or if you have…selected a folder, as I have here, you can just go to the Create menu, and choose…Photo Prints, and then Picture Package.…You will be asked if you want to print all of the displayed photos; in other…words, all of the photos in the selected folder.…
I'm going to say Yes.…That opens the Prints dialog box.…This is the same dialog box that we walked through when I was explaining how to…make individual prints,…so I'm not going to spend a lot of time on all of those settings.…You can look back at the movies on printing to find out what all the settings here do.…The one thing that's different when you're making a picture package is that step…
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1/23/2013Jan explores online sharing features of Photoshop Elements 11: emailing photos, sharing them on Facebook and Flickr, and uploading video clips on YouTube, Vimeo, and the Adobe Photoshop Showcase service. The course also offers some advanced tips on preparing photos for publishing on the web and for exporting photos in various formats and sizes. The course wraps with a look at printing photos on both Windows and Mac OS computers, and ordering prints through Photoshop Elements 11.
- Creating a contact book
- Emailing photos and PDF slideshows
- Sharing photos on Facebook, Flickr, and SmugMug
- Sharing videos
- Creating interactive albums
- Exporting albums to a drive or disk
- Preparing photos for print
- Watermarking photos
- Printing on Mac and Windows
Skill Level Beginner
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Introduction
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Welcome1m
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Using the exercise files5m 51s
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1. Sending Photos by Email
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Creating a contact book2m 28s
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2. Sharing Photos and Videos Online
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Sharing photos on Facebook4m 15s
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Sharing photos on Flickr4m 10s
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Sharing photos on SmugMug5m 16s
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Sharing videos on YouTube3m 11s
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Sharing videos on Vimeo3m 17s
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3. Sharing Interactive Albums
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Creating albums3m 51s
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4. Tips for Preparing Photos for Printing and Sharing
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Processing multiple photos4m 46s
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Watermarking photos4m 1s
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5. Printing Photos
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6. Additional Methods for Exporting Photos
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Conclusion
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Next steps33s
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