Adobe ADBCD17648MC Manuel D’Utilisation
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USING PHOTOSHOP ELEMENTS 8
Import photos
Import photos
Last updated 7/26/2011
For example, you might have many pictures from a recent vacation stored in your digital camera. Some of the pictures
are from a family reunion, and the rest are pictures of tourist attractions visited along the way. During the import
process, you can divide these photos into Place and Family folders, and then name them accordingly.
are from a family reunion, and the rest are pictures of tourist attractions visited along the way. During the import
process, you can divide these photos into Place and Family folders, and then name them accordingly.
Import keywords attached to photos
When you receive photos that contain keyword metadata, you can import them with the photo. You can decide
whether to keep the attached keyword, rename the keyword, or map it to one of your own keywords. If you import a
new keyword, it appears in the Adobe Bridge Keyword Tags panel, and you can use it to tag other photos.
whether to keep the attached keyword, rename the keyword, or map it to one of your own keywords. If you import a
new keyword, it appears in the Adobe Bridge Keyword Tags panel, and you can use it to tag other photos.
Cameras and card readers
About cameras and card readers
You can download (copy) photos from cameras and card readers in several ways:
•
Copy photos from your camera and import them into Photoshop
Elements using the Adobe Photo Downloader.
This method is recommended because it is quick and easy, and allows you to improve and organize your photos
when importing them.
when importing them.
•
Open the Welcome screen and click the Import From Camera option.
•
If your camera or card reader displays as a drive, you can open the files from there and place them directly into
Photoshop
Photoshop
Elements.
In some cases, you need to install the software driver that came with your camera before you can download pictures
to your computer.
to your computer.
Get photos from a digital camera or card reader
1
Connect your camera or card reader to your computer. (See the documentation that came with your device, if
necessary.)
necessary.)
2
Do either of the following:
•
If the Adobe Photo Downloader appears, choose the name of the camera or card reader from the Get Photos From
menu. Usually, the connected device’s name automatically appears, and Photoshop
menu. Usually, the connected device’s name automatically appears, and Photoshop
Elements automatically detects
your camera.
Note: Your camera or card reader must be switched on to appear in the Get Photos From list. If the menu doesn’t display
the specific device name, choose Untitled. If no option for the device is available, choose Refresh List.
the specific device name, choose Untitled. If no option for the device is available, choose Refresh List.
•
If the downloader does not appear, use Photoshop
Elements File
> Adobe Photoshop Downloader or Bridge File
>
Get Photos From Camera to open it.
3
In the Import Settings area, set the following options:
Location
Specifies the folder to which images are downloaded. To change the default folder location, click Choose, and
specify a new location.
Create Subfolder(s)
Creates a subfolder using the format selected from the pop-up menu. If you choose Custom
Name, type a subfolder name in the box.
Rename Files
Changes the filenames using the format selected from the pop-up menu. If you choose Custom Name,
type a filename in the box.