Blue Chicken Soup
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- Oct 23, 2012
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Hi there. Hoping someone can help!
I often print smaller than 4x6 photos for scrapbooking and have been doing it by editing in Lightroom 3 then using Scribus to make a collage of eg two 3x4" or four 2x3" photos on one 4x6" jpg file. The trouble is that I don't think Scribus is colour managed (or I've not set it up right) and the resulting jpgs have lost some of their vibrancy - kind of negating the point of having edited them in the first place!
I've been looking about and realise that the print module within LR might be able to do the job. Hooray!
...but! I'm struggling to get it to do exactly what I want, and am not sure if I'm missing something! I've been trying to do it with the custom package, and have got a 4x6 layout set up, and I have put two 4x3" cells on, but when I put photos in them, they reduce to 2.68x4" to fit the whole photo in.
What I want to be able to do is to zoom into the photo and choose how to position it to make it fill the 4x3" cell. Is this possible?
Thanks for your help!
I often print smaller than 4x6 photos for scrapbooking and have been doing it by editing in Lightroom 3 then using Scribus to make a collage of eg two 3x4" or four 2x3" photos on one 4x6" jpg file. The trouble is that I don't think Scribus is colour managed (or I've not set it up right) and the resulting jpgs have lost some of their vibrancy - kind of negating the point of having edited them in the first place!
I've been looking about and realise that the print module within LR might be able to do the job. Hooray!
...but! I'm struggling to get it to do exactly what I want, and am not sure if I'm missing something! I've been trying to do it with the custom package, and have got a 4x6 layout set up, and I have put two 4x3" cells on, but when I put photos in them, they reduce to 2.68x4" to fit the whole photo in.
What I want to be able to do is to zoom into the photo and choose how to position it to make it fill the 4x3" cell. Is this possible?
Thanks for your help!