1. Go to the print module in Lightroom
2. Go under page setup(bottom of left panel) and choose your page orientation
3. Choose the picture or pictures you are going to work with in the bottom panel using the ctrl key.
4. Start to choose your options in the right panel for the number of columns and rows if you have chosen one picture choose 1×1, if 2 1×2 or 2×1…..
5. Adjust all the other sliders to your personal preference.
6. You can even add your identity plate so watermark your picture

Here comes the tricky part:

7. in your windows explorer create a new folder to export these new pictures into, I highly recommend you create a new folder in the Catalogs folder for it to be easy to find and not to delete or move by accident.

8. Back into Lightroom go back to the File dropdown box, go down to Auto import and choose Auto Import Settings…
- In “Watched Folder” choose the folder you previously created.
- Under “Destination” choose your catalogue’s folder.
- Under Subfolder Name” write “Auto Imported Photos”
- Customize the rest if desired to and click OK

8. Back into the Print Module you are going to in the PrintJob box at the bottom of the right panel.
- Click on the print to: words and choose JPEG File.
- Choose your file resolution I use 300ppi.
- Uncheck the Print Sharpening
- Slide the JPEG quality to 100
- Uncheck custom file dimensions

9. Click on the Print to file Button and navigate to the folder you created earlier on, choose a filename and press Save

10. Your Newly Created image should show up in the Library Module Under Catalog and Previous Import

Hope you have liked my first tutorial, his workflow can be used to do many other things and in the print module you can save many different presets increasing your productivity since you only need to press it once and press print! Don’t forget to visit my Photoblog http://louisphotography.aminus3.com/

Thank you tons!