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Forum|Forum|8 years ago
February 16, 2018
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How do I print multiple copies of the SAME photo on one page, as in wallets to share.

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Norman Sanders

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dThere is more than one way to do most things in Photoshop. If you prefer not to use Bridge, do this:

1. Open the image file, change the size to 2 x 3 , 240 ppi and save the file with a different name so you won't overwrite your original file.

2. Choose Image > Canvas size and add 1/4" to each dimension. It will add 1/8" to each side

3. Select > All

4. Choose Edit > Define Pattern

5. Open a new file of suitable size and 240 ppi

6. Choose Edit > Fill and choose Contents: Pattern

7. Choose your image and click ok

8. Print the file

Pokey1956Author

Participant

Thanks so much. I finally got it.

JJMack

Community Expert

Thank you for posting you got it. It is good to hear....

JJMack

Norman Sanders

Legend

An alternate option:

In Photoshop: Reduce the size of the image to 2 x 3 inches (which is wallet size) and res of about 240ppi.

Save it with another file name

Locate the folder with that image in Bridge

In the upper right of Bridge choose Output

Adjust the Document settings

Drag the image to all the positions in the grid you have created

At the bottom of the menus click on Export to PDF

Print the file

Pokey1956Author

Participant

Thank you both for your response but I am still confused. I entered create, photo print then contact sheet. It puts up the page with only one copy and I don't see "file" anywhere.

Norman Sanders

Legend

What version of Photoshop and Bridge do you have?

If you followed the list of steps I provided, where are you confused?

1. In Photoshop: Reduce the size of the image to 2 x 3 inches (which is wallet size) and res of about 240ppi.

2. Save it with another file name

Open Bridge

3. Locate the folder with that image in Bridge

4. In the upper right of Bridge choose Output

5. Adjust the Document settings

6. Drag the image to all the positions in the grid you have created

7. At the bottom of the menus click on Export to PDF

8. Print the file

JJMack

Community Expert

You would need to create a document with image in two different positions over the document canvas. Then print that document. It easy to do that with Photoshop.

JJMack

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