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Getting Started with Adobe Photoshop

Album Starter Edition 3.0

Welcom e to th e Adobe®Photoshop®Album Starter Edition 3.0 application, the fast and easy way to organize your

lifetime of photos so that you can instantly find the ones you want and share your experiences with anyone,

anywhere. This document will get you started using Photoshop Album Starter Edition 3.0 immediately.

Getting photos

Photoshop Album Starter Edition 3.0 automatically detects your camera as soon as you connect it with a USB cable

to your computer. If you’re having trouble getting photos directly into Photoshop Album Starter Edition 3.0, you can

save the photos in a folder on your computer and then bring them into Photoshop Album Starter Edition 3.0 as

described in “Getting photos from your computer” on page 3.

Sometimes you may try to get photos that already exist in your catalog. If this happens, Photoshop Album Starter

Edition 3.0 displays a dialog box letting you know which photos you already have. These photos won’t be reimported.

To get photos from a digital camera or card reader:

1Connect your camera or card reader to your computer. For instructions on connecting your device, see the

documentation that came with it.

2When the Adobe Photo Downloader appears, choose the name of the connected camera or card reader from the

Get Photos From pop-up menu. Usually the connected device’s name automatically appears.

Photoshop Album Starter Edition should automatically detect your camera. If the downloader does not appear, click

the Get Photos button in the shortcuts bar and then choose From Camera, Mobile Phone, or Card Reader.

3Thumbnail images of every photo on your camera’s memory card display. To remove photos from the import

batch, click the check box (to remove the green check mark). To change the size of the thumbnails, drag the slider.

You can rotate any photo you bring in from a digital camera. Select one or more photos you want to rotate. Then click

the Rotate Left button or the Rotate Right button .

4Under Save Files, accept the folder location listed, or click Browse to choose a new location for the files.

5Under Create Subfolder Using, choose Date/Time of Import if you want the photos you’re getting to be stored in

their own folder whose name includes the date and time they were imported, or choose New Name to create a folder

using the name you type in the text box.

6Select Rename Files to and enter a file name in the text box to over-write the name assigned by your digital camera.

Each photo in the import batch will share the name, but each photo has a unique number after the name.

7Click the Get Photos button.

The photos are brought into Photoshop Album Stater Edition and appear in the Photo Well.

Note: If at some point you no longer want the Adobe Photo Downloader to launch when you connect your camera, click

the Adobe Photo Downloader icon in the system tray, and then choose Disable.

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Getting photos from Nokia mobile phones

Now in Photoshop Album Starter Edition 3.0, you can get photos from camera-enabled Nokia Suite 6.5 compatible

mobile phones with the Adobe Photo Downloader. For information on getting photos, see “Getting photos” on

page 1.

Two imp ort ant notes :

•If your mobile phone stores photos on a removable flash or memory card, you can use a card reader to transfer

the photos to your catalog.

•If you’re having trouble getting photos directly into Photoshop Album Starter Edition 3.0, you can save the photos

in a folder on your computer and then bring them into Photoshop Album Starter Edition 3.0 as described in

“Getting photos from your computer” on page 3.

You can also export photos to your Nokia phone by choosing Send to Mobile Phone from the Share button in the

shortcuts bar.

Getting photos from CDs and DVDs

When you get photos from CDs and DVDs, you can choose whether or not to bring the photos onto the hard disk

drive of your computer, or leave them on the CD or DVD, known as keeping them offline. A low-resolution copy, or

proxy file, of a master photo kept offline is shown in your catalog so you can continue to view the photo in Photoshop

Album Starter Edition 3.0. When you perform an operation that requires the original photo, you will be asked to

insert the disc on which the offline photo is stored. You can then decide to use the proxy file, bring in the master

photo, or cancel the procedure.

When you choose to keep a master photo offline, Photoshop Album Starter Edition 3.0 asks you to give the CD or

DVD a reference name. The reference name you choose should be meaningful to you. It’s smart to write the reference

name you’ve chosen on the CD or DVD or on the disc’s jewel case. When Photoshop Album Starter Edition 3.0

requests the master disk, it will provide the reference name so you can insert the correct CD or DVD.

To get photos from a CD-ROM or DVD:

1Do one of the following:

•Click the Get Photos button in the shortcuts bar, and then choose From Files and Folders from the pop-up

menu.

•Choose File > Get Photos > From Files and Folders.

2Navigate to your CD-ROM or DVD drive.

3Select the photos you want to import from the CD-ROM or DVD.

4Select Keep Original Offline to add just a copy of the photo to your Photoshop Album Starter Edition 3.0 catalog.

If this option is selected, a low-resolution copy (or proxy file) will be downloaded on your computer, and Photoshop

Album Starter Edition 3.0 will reference it from that location. To download the master photo, leave this option

deselected.

5If you’re keeping a master photo offline, type in a Reference name for the CD or DVD that will make it easy for

you to identify the disc in case Photoshop Album Starter Edition 3.0 requests it at a later time. It’s also a good idea

to write the reference name on the disc or its case.

6Click Get Photos. Your photos are brought in to Photoshop Album Starter Edition 3.0.

Note: An offline photo has the CD icon in its thumbnail. Its file location references the drive from which the CD was

inserted.

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Getting photos from your computer

When you import photos from your computer’s hard drive, Photoshop Album Starter Edition 3.0 creates a link to

the location of the photos. The original photo files remain protected in their locations on your computer. If you move

a file, Photoshop Album Starter Edition 3.0 might not be able to find the photo until you reconnect it from its new

location. If you need to move photo files after importing them into Photoshop Album Starter Edition 3.0, it’s best to

use the Reconnect All Missing Files command on the File menu.

To get photos from your computer:

1Do one of the following:

•Click the Get Photos button in the shortcuts bar and then choose From Files and Folders from the pop-up

menu.

•Choose File > Get Photos > From Files and Folders.

2Click the triangle icon on the right side of the Look In menu and choose a location on your computer to bring up

the contents of a folder.

3Move the pointer over a file or folder. In the case of a file, Photoshop Album Starter Edition 3.0 displays infor-

mation about the photo. Selecting a file displays a preview. Then do one of the following:

•To get a single photo, select it and then click Get Photos.

•To get multiple photos, select the first file you want to import, hold down Shift, and select the last file you want to

import (all the files in between are selected). Alternately, hold down the Ctrl key and select additional files (only

the files you click are selected). When you’re done selecting photos, click Get Photos.

•To get all the photos in a folder, navigate to the location of the folder and select it. Then click Get Photos.

•If you want to get photos stored in multiple subfolders, navigate to the location of the main folder and select it.

Select Get Photos from Subfolders, and then click Get Photos.

To drag photos from other applications:

1Make sure that Photoshop Album Starter Edition 3.0 is open.

2In your image-editing application, select the photo you want and then drag it into the Photo Well.

3The Getting Photos dialog box appears, with a preview of the photo you just brought into Photoshop Album

Starter Edition 3.0. The photo appears by itself in the Photo Well.

Note: Not all image-editing software will allow you to drag photos into Photoshop Album Starter Edition 3.0.

Searching for files on your computer

Often photos are scattered about in many different locations on your computer. Photoshop Album Starter

Edition 3.0 makes it easy to import photos by searching for all the photos and video clips on your computer and then

letting you choose which ones you want to import. Removable media (CDs, DVDs) and network drives (if your

computer is attached to a network) are not searched.

To search for files:

1Choose File > Get Photos > By Searching.

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2Select a search option from the Look In drop-down menu:

•All Hard Disks to find all of the photos on your computer (deselect this option if you want to target your search

more closely). All installed hard disk drives on your PC will be searched, so the search may take a while.

•C Drive to search the main hard disk drive in your computer.

•My Documents to search for all photos in that folder and its subfolders.

•Browse to look for a specific folder.

3Limit your search:

•Select Exclude System and Program Folders to exclude these directories from the search, since they are unlikely to

contain your photos.

•Select Exclude Files Smaller Than to only include files large enough to be your full-resolution photos. Then enter

a minimum file size in kilobytes in the KB text box.

4Click Search.The search may take a while. Click Cancel if you want to stop the search.

5When the search is complete, the lower area of the dialog box lists all the folders that were found to contain photos

and video clips.

6Click a folder to select it. To select more than one folder, press the Ctrl key and click on another folder name. You

can preview the items in a folder by clicking the folder name in the list.

7When you’re done selecting or deselecting folders in the list, click the Import Folders button.

Viewing your photos in the Photo Well

Once your photos are in Photoshop Album Starter Edition 3.0, they appear in the Photo Well as thumbnail images.

You can adjust the appearance of the thumbnails by dragging the slider below the Photo Well.

Photoshop Album Starter Edition 3.0 also gives you different ways to sort your catalog in the Photo Well. In the

options bar, you can choose from the following sort options in the Sort pop-up menu:

•Date (Newest First) to show the most recently taken or imported photos first. (Within a given day, the photos are

still shown in the order they were taken, oldest-first). Newest-first order is convenient when you need to attach

tags to the photos you imported most recently.

•Date (Oldest First) to show all the photos in chronological order.

•Import Batch to display photos in the batches in which they were imported. Each batch is separated by a bar that

displays information about the way you got the photos.

•Folder Location to display photos by the folders in which they are stored.

Above the Photo Well is the Timeline. It helps you view and find photos by date. The height of each bar in the

timeline shows the number of photos in each month, import batch, or folder. You can select a range of photos to

view by clicking a bar or dragging the endpoints of the timeline.

In the options bar just under the Photo Well are controls for viewing photos and their properties. Among the controls

is a Full Screen Slideshow button that instantly displays a slideshow of the photos you’ve selected in the Photo

Well.

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Viewing photos in a full screen slideshow

Full Screen Slideshow provides a full screen view of a set of photos (and video clips) as a slide show, making it a fun

and efficient way to move through a set of photos. A control bar (which fades out when the pointer is not on it), gives

you the ability to click through the photos, rotate a photo, apply Auto Smart Fix, or delete a photo. You can mark the

best photos for printing.

To view photos in Full Screen Slideshow:

1Select the photos you want to review by doing one of the following:

•In the Photo Well, select the photos.

•In the Calendar View, select a date. All of the photos in the selected day will be displayed in Full Screen.

2Click the Full Screen Slideshow button below the thumbnails or choose View > Full Screen Slideshow.

3Do any of the following:

•To navigate through the photos or view them in a slide show, use the slide show controls. You can also use the left

arrow key and right arrow key to move to the previous or next photo.

•To control the image zoom in Full Screen Slideshow, click Zoom In , Zoom Out , Fit in Window , or

Actual Size .

•To rotate a photo, click Rotate 90 Degrees Left , or click the Rotate 90 Degrees Right .

•To delete a photo from the image catalog, click Delete . You can choose whether or not to delete the image from

the hard drive.

•To apply Auto Smart Fix to a photo, click Auto Smart Fix .

•Click Mark for Printing if you’d like to print the photo once you’re done in Full Screen. A dialog box appears

after you close Full Screen Slideshow that lets you print the photos at home, or send the photos to an online

printer.

•To close Full Screen Slideshow, press the Escape key or click the Exit button .

Viewing video clips

You can view video clips in your catalog using Photoshop Album Starter Edition 3.0.

To view video clips:

In the Photo Well, the first frame of a video clip appears in its thumbnail. The filmstrip icon identifies a video clip

in the Photo Well.

1Double-click the video clip in the Photo Well.

2When the video screen appears, click the Play button to start the video. You can click the Pause or Stop buttons

during the viewing to interrupt or stop the video.

You can drag the position slider through a video clip to view it frame by frame. If you have a long video clip, it may

jump over a few frames.

3When you’re finished, click the close button .

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Viewing your photos in the Calendar View

In the Calendar View, you can browse through your photos chronologically or find photos from a particular day,

month, or year. When you’ve found the day you’re looking for, you can view that day’s photos as a mini-slideshow.

To switch to the Calendar View, click the Calendar View button in the shortcuts bar.

To view and find photos in the Calendar View:

1Click the Calendar View button in the shortcuts bar.

2Navigate to the month and day you want to view by doing one of the following:

•Click the left arrow button and right arrow button to go forward or backward. Hold down the arrow

buttons to move forward more rapidly.

•Click the name of the year to display a list of years from which you can choose. The icon next to the year indicates

that the year contains photos.

•Click the name of the month to display a list of months from which you can choose. The icon next to the month

name indicates that the month contains photos.

3If there is more than one photo in the day, do any of the following:

•To view a photo, click its thumbnail.

•To view all the photos for the selected day as a slideshow in the Calendar View, click the Play button .

•Click the Full Screen Slideshow button to view the photos for the selected day in full screen (see “Viewing

photos in a full screen slideshow” on page 5).

4If you see a photo you want to find in the Photo Well, click the Show in Photo Well button under the photo.

Organizing your photos with tags

Photoshop Album Starter Edition 3.0 automatically organizes your photos in the Photo Well based on when they

were taken. However, you can enhance the organization, sorting, previewing, and finding of photos by using tags.

Tags are like keywords that you can attach to your photos, video clips, and audio clips. They don’t change the items

to which they’re attached. They simply give you additional and more flexible ways of finding and organizing them.

Tags also free you from having to file your items in folders by subject or renaming files. For example, you can create

a tag called “Dad” and attach it to every photo featuring your father, and then instantly find all photos with that tag,

regardless of where the photos are stored on your system.

Moreover, you can attach more than one tag to an item. For instance, you might have tags with the names of

individual people, places, and events in your life. By attaching multiple tags to your photos, you could search for

these tags to find a particular person at a particular place and event.

You create and work with tags with the Tags pane of the Photo Well. By default, there are four categories of tags in

the Tags pane: People, Places, Events, and Other. You can organize tags under these categories, as well as create your

own categories and multiple levels of subcategories. In addition, two special kinds of tags are displayed at the top of

the Tags pane:

•Favorites. Photos with the Favorites tag have a star icon attached to them to make it easy to quickly find your

favorite photos.

•Hidden. Items with a Hidden tag attached don’t appear in the Photo Well unless you specifically select the Hidden

tag as one of the search criteria. You might apply a Hidden tag to items that you want to keep but generally don’t

want to see.

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To open the Tag pane:

To use tags, you first need to open the Tag pane. Attach one or more tags from the Tag pane to a photo in the Photo

Well by dragging and dropping them onto the photo. Tags don’t change the photos they are attached to; they simply

give you additional and more flexible ways of finding and organizing your photos.

1If the Tags tab is not already displayed, click Organize in the shortcuts bar at the top right of the Photo Well.

2Click the Tags tab.

3Display the tags:

•Use the scroll bar to scroll up and down the list of tags, as needed.

•Click the triangle next to a category or subcategory to display the tags under it.

•Choose View > Expand All Tags or View > Collapse All Tags from the menu bar.

To create your own tag:

1Click the New button in the Tag pane and choose New Tag.

2In the Create Tag dialog box, use the Category menu to choose which category or subcategory you want to list the

tag under.

3In the Name text box, type the name you want to give the tag.

4In the Note text box, type any information you want to add about the tag. (For example, you could write that

Mildred is your mom’s elementary school friend who lives in New York.)

5Click OK.

The tag appears in the Tag pane under the category or subcategory you selected.

Notice that the tag has a question mark icon . The first time you attach the tag to a photo, it will use that photo

as its icon. You can change the icon to a different photo.

To attach a tag to a photo:

Drag the tag from the Tag pane onto the photo in the Photo Well.

To find photos by their tags:

In the Tags pane of the Photo Well, do one of the following:

•Double-click a tag.

•Click the box next to one or more tags.

•Drag the tag(s) from the Tags pane to the find bar near the top of the Photo Well.

The application finds all photos that have any of those tags attached. If you select a category or subcategory of tag

that has nested subcategories, the application displays all photos in the hierarchy. For instance, suppose the Wedding

tag has two subcategories: Bride and Groom. If you search for all photos with the Wedding tag, all photos with the

Bride and Groom tags are displayed as well.

To attach tags to multiple photos:

1In the Photo Well, select one or more photos.

2Do one of the following:

•Drag the tag from the Tags pane onto any of the selected photos.

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•Select one or more tags. Then drag the tags onto any of the selected photos.

•Select one or more tags. Then drag the photos onto any of the selected tags in the Tags pane.

The tags are attached to all of the selected photos. If this is the first time you have attached the tag to a photo, the

photo becomes the icon for that tag. If you selected multiple photos and dragged them onto a tag, the first selected

photo becomes the icon for the tag. You can change the icon as part of editing a tag.

To apply a tag to the photos in a collection, double-click the collection in the Collections pane. Then click the Tags tab

to display the Tags pane. Select all of the photos in the Photo Well, and attach the tag to them.

To remove tags from photos:

Depending on the view in the Photo Well, do one of the following:

•Right-click the photo and choose Remove Tag.

•In larger views, you can right-click a category icon associated with the photo and choose Remove <name> Tag .

Depending on your view, you can hold the pointer over the category icon to display a list of tags attached to the photo.

•Select the photos. Then right-click one of the selected photos and choose Remove Tag From Selected Items,

followed by the tag name.

To create and attach tags based on folders

If you have folders of similar photos, you can tag the photos all at once by viewing the photos by their folder location.

1In the Photo Well, choose View > Arrangement > Folder Location.

The Photo Well displays photos according to which folder they are in, with the folder’s full path listed above the

photos it contains.

2Scroll up or down until you see the folders and photos you want.

3Click the separator bar that lists the folder’s path to select all the photos in that folder.

4Click the New button in the Tag pane and choose New Tag.

5In the Name text box, type a name for the tag, and choose a category.

6Click OK.

7Drag the new tag onto the selected photos.

Organizing your photos with collections

A collection is a container that you put photos into. Using the Photo Well, you can drag and drop the photos in a

collection into a custom order. A number then appears for each photo indicating its position in the order. Unlike

tags, you can customize the order in which photos in collections appear.

For example, suppose you have photos from your vacation. You could create a collection called “Ten Best Vacation

Photos,” put your ten favorite photos from that trip into that collection, and organize the photos from tenth best

photo to best photo. You could then show the collection in Full Screen based on that collection.

A photo can be in more than one collection. For instance, the same photo might appear as the first photo in one

collection and the last one in another.

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The Collections pane displays all of the collections and collection groups, as well as commands for creating,

renaming, and deleting them. You can also use the pane to organize collections within collection groups.

To use the Collections pane:

1If the Collections tab is not already displayed, click Organize in the shortcuts bar at the top right of the

Photo Well.

2Click the Collections tab.

3Click Back To All Photos if it appears in the find bar, to turn off the search criteria in the Photo Well.

4Display the collections. Use the scroll bar to scroll up and down the list of collections, as needed.

To create a collection:

1If the Collections tab is not already displayed, click Organize in the shortcuts bar at the top right of the

Photo Well.

2Click the New button in the Collections pane of the Photo Well, and choose New Collection.

3In the Name text box, type a name for the collection.

4In the Note text box, type any information you want to add about the collection. (For example, you could write

that the collection represents your garden.)

5Click OK.

The collection appears in the Collections pane under the collection group you selected.

Notice that the collection has a question mark icon . The first time you put a photo into a collection, it will use

that photo as its icon. You can later change the icon.

To add photos to a collection:

1In the Photo Well, do one of the following:

•Select a photo by clicking on it.

•Select multiple photos by holding down the Ctrl key and clicking each photo.

2Do one of the following:

•Drag the selected photo or photos into the collection in the Collections pane.

•Drag the collection icon onto the selected photos.

The photo is now part of that collection. If this is the first photo you put in that collection, the photo becomes the

collection icon.

To display photos in a collection:

Because items in a collection are displayed in a custom order, and the same item might be in multiple collections,

you can view only one collection at a time.

In the Collections pane, do one of the following:

•Double-click a collection.

•Click the box next to the collection.

•Drag the collection from the Collections pane to the find bar near the top of the Photo Well.

To view all of the photos in the Photo Well, click Show All.

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To see which collections a photo is in, hold the mouse pointer over the collection icon under the photo in the Photo

Well or use the Properties palette.

To remove photos from a collection:

1In the Photo Well, select the photos you want to remove from a collection.

2Do one of the following:

•Right-click the photo and choose Remove (Selected Items) From Collection, followed by the collection name.

•If the collection icon associated with the photo is visible, right-click a collection icon and choose Remove From

Collection.

To delete a collection:

Deleting a collection removes the collection, but not the photos in the collection.

1Select one or more collections and collection groups in the Collections pane of the Photo Well.

2Click the Delete button in the Collections pane.

Important: Do not press Delete on your keyboard. The application will delete any selected photos, rather than the

collection.

To change the order of items in a collection:

When you change the order of items in a collection, you change the viewing order.

1Select the collection in the Collections pane of the Photo Well.

2Select the items that you want to move.

3Drag the photos to their new location within the collection.

4To reset the order of items to oldest first, right-click the collections and choose Reorder <name> Collection By

Date (Oldest First).

To attach tags to photos in a collection:

1In the Photo Well, select the collection in the Collections pane to display the photos in that collection.

2Click the Tags tab to display the Tags pane.

3Choose Edit > Select All to select all the items in the Photo Well.

4Select and attach the tags to the photos.

Finding your photos

It’s easy to find photos in Photoshop Album Starter Edition 3.0. Tags give you a quick way to find photos and other

files. When you use tags to find photos and media files, the find bar expands to show you the tags you’ve selected.

Searches begin as soon as you select the tags in the Tags pane. You can also use collections to find photos.

Photoshop Album Starter Edition 3.0 automatically organizes your photos in the Timeline of the Photo Well. From

the Timeline, you can view and find photos and media even if they are not tagged. The Timeline is divided into years

and months. You can jump to a particular month in any year by clicking that month in the Timeline. The Photo Well

then displays photos and media files for that month. When you hold the mouse pointer over a bar in the Timeline,

the name of the corresponding month appears. You can also select a range of time in the Timeline to display photos

taken or scanned within that range.

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