Digital booths
Build a Photoshop contact sheet from selected booth frames
Make a review page from a chosen set instead of an entire capture folder.
A contact sheet is useful for selecting a keeper sequence or checking consistency across a booth run. In Photoshop, choose the exact frames first so unrelated captures are not silently added to the proof page.
Select the intended images
In Adobe Bridge, select the booth frames you want to compare, then choose Tools > Photoshop > Contact Sheet II. In Photoshop, choose File > Automate > Contact Sheet II. Review the Use control and confirm the chosen source contains only the intended files.
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Set the page
Choose the document dimensions and image arrangement in the contact-sheet dialog. Leave Flatten All Layers off if you need each image and caption on separate layers for later adjustment; use a flattened sheet only for a finished proof page.
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Inspect before sharing
Generate the sheet and check that all selected frames appear at a readable size with captions intact. Adobe’s current help documents this feature in its CS6 contact-sheet workflow; if Contact Sheet II is unavailable in your installed Photoshop version, do not assume a different command has identical controls.
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Sources & further reading
Sources for the specific facts and product descriptions above. Our worked examples, interpretations and practical suggestions are original editorial guidance.
- Adobe Photoshop Help — Contact Sheets and PDF PresentationsOfficial product help