Are you digitizing your paper photographs to preserve them for the future? If not, you should be thinking about it, because our priceless paper photographs are fading and yellowing even as you read this article. Here's a quick tip on scanning multiple images into Photoshop:
- Place several of your photos on your scanning bed at one time (make sure they don't overlap)
- Choose File > Import and choose your scanner from the list
- Follow your scanner's instructions to scan the photos into Photoshop
- Once you are back in Photoshop, choose File > Automate > Crop and Straighten, and let the software create separate image files from the one multiple-image scan!
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About the author: Barbara Binder is the president and founder of Rocky Mountain Training. Barbara has been a trainer for nearly two decades and has been recognized by Adobe as one of the top trainers in the world.
Great advice for multi image scan. However, how can I apply the crop and straighten to a folder with 200 images in it?
Any help is greatly appreciated.
–Phil Akalp
Great advice for multi image scan. However, how can I apply the crop and straighten to a folder with 200 images in it?
Any help is greatly appreciated.
–Phil Akalp
Great advice for multi image scan. However, how can I apply the crop and straighten to a folder with 200 images in it?
Any help is greatly appreciated.
–Phil Akalp