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How many images in a page grid?

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I am trying to create an image grid on roll paper for about 1,000 small images. I can set the paper size as I wish, but, as far as I can see, the Print module will only permit a maximum of 15 by 15 images. Is there any way to do many more?

Or, if not, I would appreciate advice, or a pointer to advice, for doing this in Photoshop.

Thanks!

JK
 
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Try Bridge / Tools / Photoshop/Contact Sheet.
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Not sure if it do what you need, but worth trying...
 
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Wow! That looks great, though using it, my computer is struggling right now with 180 images, so I wonder how long 1,000 would take?
But, so far, thanks VERY much.
 
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Try using Lightroom to create the 1000 images as small jpgs and use the small jpgs then with the Bridge Contact sheet instead of the full size images
 
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This was the right solution. Thanks very much. I even found it a little easier to start in Photoshop, using File=>Automate=>Contact Sheet II to get to the same place.

Thanks! (Is there a way I can mark this Solved?)
 
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