Contact sheets: Does LR have a method emailing them? If not, any hints? Thanks...

daldds Loc: NYC

Does LR have a method emailing them? If not, any hints?
Thanks

DWU2 Loc: Phoenix Arizona area

daldds wrote:

Does LR have a method emailing them? If not, any hints?
Thanks

You could print to a file and then email the file.

daldds Loc: NYC

Glad I asked.
Ty

JennT Loc: South Central PA

Not understanding your question--
Yes you can email a photo from lightroom-- look in the FILE column just after the word Lightroom Left hand corner

to email directly to adobe you will need their address--- Good Luck!

daldds Loc: NYC

My question was "Is it possible to email a CONTACT SHEET from LR?"

spaceylb Loc: Long Beach, N.Y.

Yes. Print to JPEG file instead of printer, then save file and then email the JPEG. Remember where you saved it.

Festus Loc: North Dakota

daldds wrote:

Does LR have a method emailing them? If not, any hints?
Thanks

Wow, I don't know the answer about sending from Lightroom. But nobody seems to know what a "contact sheet" is!

LFingar Loc: Claverack, NY

Festus wrote:

Wow, I don't know the answer about sending from Lightroom. But nobody seems to know what a "contact sheet" is!

Contact sheet? Isn't that from the days of film? Scan it as a jpeg and e-mail it.

daldds Loc: NYC

Yes, it is from film days. But why use a printer, when I can put it into some type of file and email it.
What we old people used to do is expose strips of negatives in a printing box and get a positive image. Do you know what film has? An image in "what you see is what you get" format.

LFingar Loc: Claverack, NY

daldds wrote:

Yes, it is from film days. But why use a printer, when I can put it into some type of file and email it.
What we old people used to do is expose strips of negatives in a printing box and get a positive image. Do you know what film has? An image in "what you see is what you get" format.

I'm not sure I understand what you are trying to do. If it is a film image the only way you can e-mail it is to convert it to digital. Have you actually created a contact sheet or are you asking about creating a digital sheet? What do you have in front of you that you are trying to e-mail?

SharpShooter Loc: NorCal

daldds wrote:

Yes, it is from film days. But why use a printer, when I can put it into some type of file and email it.
What we old people used to do is expose strips of negatives in a printing box and get a positive image. Do you know what film has? An image in "what you see is what you get" format.

Maybe you should let all of us know what you're doing. I don't have a clue what your talking about so certainly can't help.
But let me guess, since it seems like guarded info.
Did you have a roll of film developed and they sent you a digital contact sheet? Is that what you are trying to email?!?! Just wondering?
SS

daldds Loc: NYC

My goal was/is to make 5 contact sheets in the print module, but instead of printing them, email them, rather than emailing 60 separate images.

LFingar Loc: Claverack, NY

daldds wrote:

My goal was/is to make 5 contact sheets in the print module, but instead of printing them, email them, rather than emailing 60 separate images.

Am I correct in understanding that you have digital images that you want to assemble into what you are calling a contact sheet, or, could be called a collage, so that you can send the 60 images as 5 images, each one composed of 12 small images?

daldds Loc: NYC

Yup, and LR says it's a contact sheet. Has templates, the works.

LFingar Loc: Claverack, NY

daldds wrote:

Yup, and LR says it's a contact sheet. Has templates, the works.

OK, so what is the problem? Have you figured out how to use what LR has, or is that where you need help? Never used LR so I can't be much help, but I'm sure someone would know.
In case no one in this section can help, you could re-post your question in this section:
http://www.uglyhedgehog.com/s-116-1.html