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Note: The printer's color space will generally be smaller then the image's color space, often resulting in colors that can't
be reproduced. The rendering intent you choose attempts to compensate for these out-of-gamut colors.
• Perceptual rendering tries to preserve the visual relationship between colors. Colors that are in-gamut may change
as out-of-gamut colors are shifted to reproducible colors. Perceptual rendering is a good choice when your image
has many out-of gamut colors.
• Relative rendering preserves all in-gamut colors and shifts out-of gamut colors to the closest reproducible color.
The Relative option preserves more of the original color and is a good choice when you have few out-of-gamut
colors.
Printing multiple photos
Print a contact sheet
In the Library module, select photos for the contact sheet.
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The photos can be put into a Quick Collection, or you can create a collection to save the photo selection for reuse.
In the Print module, choose a contact sheet template from the Template Browser.
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If necessary, choose a paper size and printer.
In the Overlays panel, select the text options you want printed.
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(Optional) In the Print Job panel, select Draft Mode Printing.
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The images in a contact sheet don't necessarily need to be the highest quality.
Click Print.
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See also
"Select photos in the Grid view and the Filmstrip" on page 35
"Assemble photos into the Quick Collection" on page 9
Print a photo multiple times on a page
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In the Library module, select a photo.
In the Print module, select a multiple-image layout from the Template Browser.
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In the Image Settings panel, select Repeat One Photo Per Page.
See also
"Select photos in the Grid view and the Filmstrip" on page 35
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