Tham khảo tài liệu 'professional information technology-programming book part 53', công nghệ thông tin, kỹ thuật lập trình phục vụ nhu cầu học tập, nghiên cứu và làm việc hiệu quả | . Showing Your Work There are a variety of ways to show your work to clients and other interested viewers. In this section we ll take a look at a few tools to make that presentation accessible and professional looking. . Contact Sheets Photoshop contact sheets have several advantages over the analog variety where you simply place a piece of photographic paper face up under an enlarger head lay the negatives atop it lay a piece of glass over that to keep everything flat make a brief exposure with the enlarger and then process and dry the result. In Photoshop open your shoot s folder in Bridge then I am assuming you ve already followed this book s workflow for image management. 1. From the Unfiltered menu choose three or more stars. When those images show up press Cmd Ctrl-A to Select All. 2. Choose Tools Photoshop Contact Sheet II. The Contact Sheet II dialog opens see Figure 12-19 . Figure 12-19. The Contact Sheet II dialog as it should be specified. If you have a letter size printer make the Width 8 and the Height 10. 3. From the Use menu choose Selected Images in Bridge. 4. Under Document choose Inches then the Width and Height of your printer s largest paper size I use 11x14 for my Epson 1270 because it s easier for art directors to judge a larger thumbnail . Be sure the Flatten All Layers box is checked to minimize your file size. Resolution should be 300 ppi and Mode should be RGB. 5. Under Thumbnails choose Place Across First check Auto for Spacing and make your columns 4x5. This gives you 20 images per pageequivalent to about half roll of film. NOTE Be sure Use Filename as Caption is checked. This assures that you re all talking about exactly the same frame when choosing a particular image. . Creating a Portfolio When it comes to making yourself and your images look good let s face it presentation is everything. The problem arises from the fact that no single presentation method size style or form factor is right for all situations. For .
