Adobe Photoshop Album 2.0 Screen Shots

This screen shot shows Photoshop Album in "Organize" mode with a medium thumbnail view and the tag palette visible. You can adjust thumbnails to any size up to full-screen using the slider below the photo well. Tags are dragged and dropped on the photos and then you can filter the thumbnail display by clicking on the boxes to select any number of tags, Along the top of the screen, under the toolbar, is the timeline. The bars give you a proportional indicator of how many photos you have for each month. You can jump directly to a period in time by clicking on the timeline. Dragging the sliders at either end of the timeline will filter the results to anything contained within that time period. Switching to "Photo Well" mode hides the tags panel, giving you more space for viewing pictures.

The Organize mode can show either tags or collections in the side panel. The Collections tab is show to the right.

Collections are new in 2.0, replacing the "Workspace" in version 1.0. Collections are useful for organizing a set of pictures that you want to print or use in projects. Unlike the normal photo well view, pictures in the collections view can be arranged in a fixed order.

When creating projects, the creations wizard now has an option to quickly add photos from either collections or tags.

Next -> The Properties Panel

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