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How to create your own storyboard layout in photoshop

Meagan from the BPRO team steps you through creating a smart object storyboard layout in Photoshop (and then shows how to order it). The same technique can be used to create any kind of configuration. The general instructions are below: Create a new blank document in Photoshop and set the color mode to RGB. The size of the document should be based on the final print size and the number of images you want to include in the storyboard. In this example, a 30 x 30 inches document is created for a nine-up storyboard layout. Once you have your document sized correctly, add guides to the document to create sections for each of your images. To add a guide, go to the View menu and select New Guide. Since we are creating a nine-up layout with nine and a half inch square prints, the first guide should be placed at 9.5 inches. The gaps between each image will be 0.75 inches, so add another guide at 10.25 inches to create the space for the first gap. Repeat this process to create guides at 19.75 inches and 20.5 inches for the second image and gap, and at 29.25 inches and 30 inches for the last image. Do the same thing horizontally to create nine squares for your images. To make it easier to place your images, you can create smart object layers within these squares. This will allow you to double-click on the layer and edit the image without affecting the overall layout.