Steps to Making an Index Print with Photoshop


Every project that requires you to shoot photographs will also require you to shoot a minimum of 24 exposures and to provide evidence of having done that with an Index Print.

Index Prints should be posted on your Blog along with every finished project.

Step 1) Put all of the images for your Index Print into a folder on your computer desktop. (Click on the desktop once and go to File----->New Folder)

Step 2) Select all of the images in the folder with Command + A or by holding down the Shift key and clicking on each one.

Step 3) Click Command + Option + Y.

Step 4) Click the middle button that looks like 4 Squares.


Step 5) Click Command + Shift + 3 (to take a Screen Shot)

Step 6) Click the Escape Key 2x.

Step 7) Find your Index Print on your Desktop and post it on your Blog.

*If you have more images than will fit on 1 Index Print: After taking the Screen Shot, scroll down to the images you missed and take another.

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