Printing Multiple Photos on One Page

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I was wondering if anyone knew of any software preferably free which I can print multiple photos same size onto one page.

I have worked for several sports events companies and seen it done before when they have placed 3 photos together to form a sequence of events.

The software used is £700 so not cheap and was wondering if there was anyone who knows how to do it or any software I could use. I have Photoshop CS4 and Lightroom 2 but cant seem to do it with multiple images only same image on single page.
 
You have that option on Elements 7 in the create section.
 
you should also be able to do it via the contact sheet option in photoshop... I'm sure you can adjust the settings to only have 3 images on a page..
 
GDPics said:
I was wondering if anyone knew of any software preferably free which I can print multiple photos same size onto one page.

I have worked for several sports events companies and seen it done before when they have placed 3 photos together to form a sequence of events.

The software used is £700 so not cheap and was wondering if there was anyone who knows how to do it or any software I could use. I have Photoshop CS4 and Lightroom 2 but cant seem to do it with multiple images only same image on single page.
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You CAN do it with MS Word, but not sure of the quality you need!
(At least it wouldn't cost you anything!)
 
You could change to Canon and use their DPP software. :D
 
You could install Script Writer (see my signature). It is free to try and then if you keep it it is just a £10 fee :)
 
In Lightroom

Print a contact sheet
1.In the Library module, select photos for the contact sheet.
The photos can be put into a Quick Collection, or you can create a collection to save the photo selection for reuse.
2.In the Print module, choose a contact sheet template from the Template Browser.
3.If necessary, choose a paper size and printer.
4.In the Overlays panel, select the text options you want printed.
5.(Optional) In the Print Job panel, select Draft Mode Printing.
The images in a contact sheet don’t necessarily need to be the highest quality.

6.Click Print.
 
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