Another way to choose a multi-photo page is to choose one of the pre-made page templates that come with Lightroom CC-just go to the Template Browser (in the left side Panels area), click on one of the multi-photo presets, and you’re good to go. For example, if you drag the Rows slider to 3 and the Columns to 3, you’ve got a page set up for nine photos (3×3). If you move both sliders, the math kicks in. You’ll get a single row or column as long as one of those two sliders stays set to 1.
If, instead, you dragged the Columns slider over to 3, you’d have three images side by side. For example, if you drag the Rows slider to 3, you will now have a page with three images stacked vertically, one of top of the other. If you want more than one image per page, you just increase either the number of rows or columns. In the Page Grid section of the Layout panel (in the right side Panels area), if you choose 1 for Rows and 1 for Columns, you get one image (makes sense, right?). There are a couple of different ways, but we’ll start with probably the most-used method, which is choosing how many rows/columns of images you want on your page. How Do I…Choose How Many Photos Per Page? While you’re there, in the fields marked Top, Left, Right, and Bottom, you can enter any page margins you want, or just type in “0 in” (like I did here) if you want the image to print all the way to the edges (provided, of course, you have a printer that has the edge-to-edge printing feature, but luckily most photo printers today seem to have that feature). To enter a size that didn’t appear in the preset menu on the previous page, just type in the size you want up in the Width and Height fields. Choose that and it brings up the dialog you see above. At the bottom of that menu is Manage Custom Sizes (PC: User De ned). You see that menu above? The one where you chose your paper size? Yeah, that one. That’s it- pick one of the preset paper sizes and click OK.
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When the Page Setup dialog appears (shown above this is the Mac version), choose your Paper Size from one of the presets in the pop-up menu (here, I chose the standard US Letter size, 8.5×11″, with borderless printing). In the Print module, click on the Page Setup button at the bottom of the left side Panels area. So sit back, rexlax, and enjoy Scott Kelby’s Guide to Lightroom’s Print Module! Lightroom Guru, best-selling author, photographer, and all-around stellar guy, Scott Kelby shares his tips for preparing your photos for printing using Lightroom’s Print Module.
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