By Ben Long  ·  October 16th, 2010

Isn’t it time you got your favorite photos off the computer and on your wall?

By Lesa Snider  ·  July 1st, 2008

Resolution–especially when thinking about printing–is a difficult concept to grasp. Lesa Snider offers a new way to think about it.

By Matt Kloskowski  ·  November 16th, 2009

Matt explains how to set up a printing profiles for your images so your output is as good as possible.

By Rick LePage  ·  January 25th, 2009

Here’s a short summary of the companies mentioned in our Jan/Feb 2009 online printing services story. While this is in no way a comprehensive list of the vendors out there, it’s a great place to start.

By Lesa Snider  ·  September 15th, 2010

Discourage online thieves from stealing your best shots by adding watermarks, metadata, and more.

By Jeff Carlson  ·  January 2nd, 2009

Sure, you can use Elements’ built-in photo printing service to print your pictures, but there are lots of other services out there, many of which offer a wide range of printable products. We take a look at the alternatives.

By Corey Barker  ·  September 23rd, 2007

Corey shows you a technique for presenting your work for both onscreen viewing and in print.

By Mike Rodriguez  ·  January 1st, 2010

If you choose to use the Photoshop.com service from Adobe, this video gives you a brief overview of its offerings.

By Mike Rodriguez  ·  October 28th, 2011

Mike Rodriguez offers a basic introduction and guide to printing your images from Photoshop Elements.

By Dave Cross  ·  January 3rd, 2004

Create and print Contact sheets from your images.

By Mike Rodriguez  ·  January 1st, 2010

Mike shows you some of the built-in features in Photoshop Elements that make sharing your work quick and easy. Make Albums; email your images; create slideshows, and more.

By Jeff Carlson  ·  January 25th, 2009

I’ll assume you’ve already used Photoshop Elements’ tools to improve the quality of your photos. However, don’t upload the image files into the ether just yet. A few steps will help ensure the photos end up as you intended:

By Dave Huss  ·  August 19th, 2007

There are steps you can take in Photoshop Elements to make the colors produced by your favorite printer get pretty darn close to what you see on your screen.

By Mike Rodriguez  ·  January 1st, 2010

If you do a lot of sharing of images, Photoshop.com may be what you need to seamlessly sychronize your images from your desktop to your Photoshop.com account. Mike gives you an overview of this feature.

By Dave Huss  ·  February 12th, 2006

If you thought that all your photo printer could do was print photos, look again.

By Lynette Kent  ·  March 24th, 2006

Sharing your photos and more importantly, the stories they reveal, is easier and faster using the web.

By Jan Kabili  ·  July 22nd, 2006

Understanding what image resolution is and how to account for it when resizing a digital photograph will improve the quality of your printed photos.

By Jan Kabili  ·  June 12th, 2006

Remember your high school graduation photos that came in multiple sizes on a single sheet of photo paper? It’s easy to print similar photo pages at home using the picture package feature in Adobe Photoshop Elements.