can i print my project from this site? or do i need to save to another area of my computer . Also i may want to print by the month so it wont be so overwhelming.... for them to be in order would be nice too!!!!
I would think that you would have saved your photos that you load here in some file? if so then print from that file..
as for keeping them in order ., in the file you can save by date rather than name
yes they are... u should see them... they are all in a seperate folder, sometimes i would upload others than dont pertain to my project.. i have them in a mess!! i was just now looking at how to clean up all my photo's on my computer... not sure where to begin! thanks so much :)
@susanowens HA HA Susan, I'm in the process of doing the same thing! It's taking days, but I do a bit at a time, I now have a folder with all my 365 photo's named as the date they pertain to and I can use this to create a photo book. I get so fed up with it though I've not got round to the photo book yet!
Good luck, have you tried using some kind of organisational software, like Lightroom? There's a free trial of the beta version of Lightroom 4 available to use till the end of March here, might help with your organisation?! http://labs.adobe.com/technologies/lightroom4/
Within my main 'Cameras' folder, I have a folder (2012) with subfolders (Jan - Dec) and inside each month subfolder I have a sub sub day folder with the day of that month. I upload all my images for that day into the relevant sub sub day folder to keep them in date order.
Then I choose the ones I want to edit from that day's folder, open them in Paintshop Pro, work on them and then save each one for my project
These are saved into another main folder (365 project) again with subfolders for each month. This keeps all my Project 365 images in one place. So I will have 31 images in the January folder and so on.
This sounds awfully complicated but it works for me :-)
(now all I have to do is tag all the photos so I can find them easily again in their year/month folders ...)
@armorel I also have a similar system. I have a 365 folder on my computer and inside that folder is another one titled January. All of my photos have numbers and the month - so 01 Jan, 02 Jan and so on. I think it's important to put the zero before the numbers 1-9 so that the numbers don't get muddled up with the number 2 coming after 19 and the 3 coming after 29. Hope that makes sense. If they are all numbered in this way with the use of the zero then when you get round to making your photobook it will import the photos in exactly the correct order.
I saved all of mine in a folder acording to number. I heard about the website blurb and about how you can make a book there, so I made a book of all my photos and I have just ordered it. I hope it will be nice. I can't wait till it comes. There have been discussions on here about blurb and everyone seemed to be pleased with how the books they made turned out.
well it just seems as tho i have photo's going everywhere on my computer! i'll have to figure out a system or getting organized because i love my pic's.. there not fancy or nothing but i still love them.... everyday life ones are my fav. and we live in a beautiful area with lots of photo opportunities.....when i have time..... thanks to all u guys for the help and the website info :)
I plan to do the same in the future,so what I've done is the following. I only upload a lo-res image to 365 and I have a folder for them on my desktop. I also have a folder of hi-res original images called 365 hi-res. Those will be the ones I will use for the book. Each image is named by day and the original file number ie "day002 DSC_0025a". This is important as when you upload them to the album software they will be in date order.
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as for keeping them in order ., in the file you can save by date rather than name
Good luck, have you tried using some kind of organisational software, like Lightroom? There's a free trial of the beta version of Lightroom 4 available to use till the end of March here, might help with your organisation?! http://labs.adobe.com/technologies/lightroom4/
Then I choose the ones I want to edit from that day's folder, open them in Paintshop Pro, work on them and then save each one for my project
These are saved into another main folder (365 project) again with subfolders for each month. This keeps all my Project 365 images in one place. So I will have 31 images in the January folder and so on.
This sounds awfully complicated but it works for me :-)
(now all I have to do is tag all the photos so I can find them easily again in their year/month folders ...)