Photoshop Elements 3 Solutions: The Art of Digital Photography- P12

Photoshop Elements 3 Solutions: The Art of Digital Photography- P12: This book rocks! It is not just a revised version; this is a brand new edition.So much has changed in Adobe Photoshop Elements 3 that it is practically a whole new program,and Mikkel Aaland has completed quite an amazing undertaking with PhotoshopElements 3 Solutions.
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Photoshop Elements 3 Solutions: The Art of Digital Photography- P12 However, if you want to display really large images, you’ll want to select more JPEG compression to make the image file size smaller. If you want to maintain the original aspect ratio of your image, you can constrain it while resizing by selecting an option from the Constrain drop-down list. 5. I left the Border Size set to 0 pixels and for Titles Use I deselected Filename. I left the other options deselected. (If you use Filename, you may want to rename your files by using descriptive words or phrases before you start the automated Web Photo Gallery process; otherwise, you’ll likely get titles consisting of the number sequences generated by your digital camera.) N o te : You can use Photoshop Elements to attach useful file information, such as copyright notices and captions, to your PSD or JPG formatted images. Choose File File Info from the menu bar and type your information into the provided fields. The information you include will be used, if you choose, by the Web Photo Gallery to generate captions and add other useful data. 6. I selected Thumbnails from the Options drop-down list, and I left all options set to their defaults.314 7. I selected Custom Colors from the Options drop-down list, and then changed SHARING AND AUTO-PROCESSING IMAGES ■ my background and banner to black and my text to white. Pick your colors carefully. You don’t want a black text color and a black background; the type won’t be readable. Again, even though this option appears to be functional, not all gallery styles will recognize your color choices. 8. I selected Security from the Options drop-down list, and I left the Content set to None. However, if I had selected Custom Text, I could have typed something like “Photo by Mikkel Aaland” in the Custom Text field, and the words would appear on every image in the font size, color, position, and rotation that I speci- fied. Choosing any of the other Content options would generate type over my image based on File Info information. 9. After I set the options and clicked OK, Photoshop Elements did the rest. It opened each image and created both a thumbnail version and a gallery version 12: and, regardless of the original file format, saved the file as a JPEG. It created an CHAPTER HTML index page and three folders containing the thumbnail images and navi- gational GIFs, gallery images, and HTML pages. Elements also generates a separate file called UserSelections.txt that stores the settings from the Web Photo Gallery dialog box. This way, if you change, delete, or add only a single new file and don’t change any other options, Web Photo Gallery will process only the files it needs to change to make the update. The amount of time it takes for Photoshop Elements to process the images varies depending on the number of images in the source folder and the speed of the CPU. You can stop the process at any time by pressing Esc/ +period. If you want to, you can always tweak the HTML later. Just go to the destina- tion folder and you’ll find the index and other HTML files that ca ...