Cropped saving images as JPEG NOT PSD files

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• JPEG or PSD file

  What is the difference between a jpeg file and a psd file? Why the psd files allow you to work inside the layers of difference after registration and jpeg are not?

  Hi, Hogcdr.

  A JPEG is a flattened image, while a PSD layers allows either registered, as you mentioned. JPEG files are generally used as online, their file size must be small. If they contained layers, size of files they would be too great to use.

  A good rule, is if you're hoping to edit your document multi-buried in the future, save it as a PSD. Everything you want to share online, save a copy in JPEG format.

• Why can't I save is more edited images as jpeg in CS6 file?

  What save dialog box appears, under saving Options and next to layers there is a yellow triangle with an exclamation point indicating the layers are not saved. My images are 72 dpi, I changed the resolution of the screen and no results. I value RGB and 8-bit/channel image. Someone else has had this experience? (It saves fine in psd, however). Help!

  OK, you need to know what you want to do with your image. For example, if it is for the web, the best way to save in jpg format is...  File-save for Web, then you will see a box with four pages, you can choose: Original which is going to be your original image,... Optimized which is a lower quality version. 2 and 4.

  When you click on tab 4 - Up you see your original image in the upper left corner, as you have your image in 3 different windows with different size and speed. You can click on each window and inside the screening at the top right, choose JPEG. and you can change the quality from low to high, or drag the slider quality of different quality.

  NOTE: when you do file - save for Web, you will get a flatten Image... you will lose your layers.

  It is always best if you pull your higher Res images, such as 240, or 300 dpi and later re - sample the image of inferior quality for the web. If you have the original in higher Res image, first of all, you should go to the size of the Image for example height 1200 Pixel in the Image. If you go ahead and save the file to the web, then you don't need to change the resolution. don't forget to sharpen your image when you re - sample

• Cropped/resized images recording is not in the specified dimensions

  Hi all

  I cropped and saved an image (original dimensions: 1503x1000px) in Photoshop for a ratio of 1140x400px. However, when I look at the file on my computer, it shows the dimensions as 1503x528px. I have not made any changes to the resolution and have need of these images to the size I specify (cannot use them otherwise).

  Anyone know what could be causing this?

  Thank you!

  You gave your answer:

  I cropped and saved an image (...) a ratio1140x400px.

  You don't want to cash crops. W x H in the drop-down list and enter the dimensions in pixels directly, like 1140 px x 400 px. Leave the field empty resolution unless you need a particular print size.

• "Save Image under" does not name file correctly

  Sometimes, when I save an image file, Firefox does not pick up the name of the file indicated in the address bar. Instead, he gets a generic Web site name.

  For example, this problem seems to appear regularly on SimpleDesktops.com. If I load an image file, click on "Save Image as", the name will appear as "simpledesktops.com.png" instead of the name "SimpleDesktops001.png" (for example).

  This problem has occurred since the return to version 4, however, at this time there Firefox strove to register these png as documents htm files.

  I have tried different browsers and safe mode, but the problem persists.

  Any help appreciated.
  Thank you

  OK, the file save to add-on, you want to use Save Page in. To allow that, you have to click in the black box that above or to the left (or to the right or bottom) of the image.

  If the image is zoomed entirely, click the image once to fit within the browser window, and at least some outside the box should be visible. In the rare case that the image is a fit perfect, then you will have to use one of the other options, or change the shape of the window.

• Acrobat 8 pro, extract one image from jpeg to pdf file?

  Can I take an image from a pdf file?  I know that I could export the entire document as a jpeg, but need only one or two photos at the moment.

  Please notify

  Use Advanced > Document Processing > export all images.

• DCP fails the test of Waimea - image format does not match file CPL.

  I made my film using the preset Wraptor DCP in first Pro CC for a DCP CRU drive kit. The film was sent to Deluxe/Technicolor for QC before sending it to my dealer and returned with an error report. The detailed error report is sent to me tomorrow, but the short message for me was that the aspect ratio does not match on the CPL file and therefore failed a critical review of Waimea.

  Any ideas on why this error happen?

  Waimea | D-cinema key management server. CineCert

  Yes, the STC is all square pixels. the dimensions determine the proportions for matting

  Here is a cheat for all acceptable resolutions sheet.

  Resolution / Aspect Cheat sheet report | CHAMELEON DG Creative & Design Agency BLOG

• CS6: could not complete your request because of a program error when saving a PSD file.

  Hello

  Currently an error when saving a PSD file.

  Any help to solve this problem?

  Thank you so much ~

  Hi KOGHelpdesk,

  Try to restore Photoshop preferences to default.

  Steps to follow:

  To re-create the Photoshop preferences files, start the application while pressing Ctrl + Alt + Shift (Windows) or command + Option + shift (Mac OS). Then, click Yes to the message, "Delete the Adobe Photoshop settings file?"

  Let us know if that helps.

  Kind regards

  ~ Mohit

• PSD files are get desaturated when I output a JPEG copy?

  Hey all,.

  I'm having a strange problem. By way of background, I just upgraded to a whole new MacBook so I had to reinstall and configure my entire suite creative on the new system. It's the latest version. I don't know if there is a strange definition miss me, but I use Photoshop for years and never had the following problem (even on my old MacBook, which was running as well creative cloud).

  I'm editing photos for a client. I always keep a work-in-progress Photoshop file saved in case I need to return to my layers to settle something. While I'm working on the photo my PSD file looks quite normal. Even if I save it, close and then reopen, it seems. So far so good. When I finished editing I save it one last time to the PSD format, then I flatten it, convert it to sRGB, save a JPEG copy and then close the file. BUT... after that, when I reopen it my PSD file looks really happen. Copy JPEG looks fine, but the PSD seems far away. I don't have ANY changes in the PSD file since I finally recorded it, and it was well before I closed the file (like about 30 seconds ago).

  At first I thought it was a color profile or something to monitor. So I took my (now) desaturated PSD and re-issued one other copy JPEG using the same settings as the last time. When I compare the two JPEG images there is a very obvious difference. The original looks normal and the second (issued by the desaturated PSD file) now looks like desaturated so. So something is definitely altered or messed up in the process.

  I'm really scratching my head on this one. Is there something that I am missing?

  Any help would be appreciated!

  jaredf86503938 wrote:

  If you are using Photoshop I keep my PSD files saved without a color profile embedded.

  All right. That explains it.

  Pardon my language, but it's a bad idea basically at all levels. Especially if you later convert to CMYK. What, then, you convert to? You don't know, that's what.

  Basically, what you're doing are throw everything to the wind, stripping the RGB of any significance numbers. Without a color space numbers mean nothing or nothing at all.

• Is it possible to save an image as one. PSD document and as one. PNG file in the folders specified when running a script?

  I have several folders full of images that must be a watermark. I created an action that watermarks images and I ran a script that draws images in the folder and saves the most accomplished in another folder. The problem is that I need these images to be saved as both. Png and PSD files. I need of the. PSD files and the. PNG files to go into separate folders based on file types, however. Is this possible? I tried looking around for answers and I was not able to find the information I need.

  I'd appreciate any help I can get with that! Thank you.

  You can see if Image Processor Pro can do what you want:

  PS-scripts-browse/Image Processor Pro / Betas on SourceForge.net

• error code while trying to open the photos include JPEG and BMP files: C:\Documents and Settings\Jim\My Documents\My Pictures\img005.jpg is not a valid Win32 application

  I withdrew just a very good old scanner which apparently couldn't handle the recent installation of Windows XP Service Pack 2 or 3, and went with a rather nice Epson V330 Photo.   I uninstalled all old software, want my images to JPEG and BMP to open in Adobe PhotoShop Elements 8 for editing and development.  It is my job and my hobby and means of photography technique.  I reinstalled the scanner by removing the Arcsoft software with which it has been furnished, which is not really suitable for what I do.

  Now, I can not open JPEG in PhotoShop Elements 8.0 and here I get the error message:

  C:\Documents and Settings\Jim\My Documents\My Pictures\img005.jpg is not a valid Win32 application

  It seems to have something to do with the hack with the folder options after that I spilled the Arcsoft as any kind of primary program.

  BUT I have to open JPEG files, and it MUST be in PhotoShop Elements 8, I bought.  I can see, overview and could open to the limited capacity of some of the ArcSoft stuff, but I'm not interested in distance using that.

  How can I get these files/folders to open in something useful?  I was able to create JPEG on the new scanner, but now my computer opens not those or 'old' of my files.   See the warning message.

  I'm trying to uninstall all the software now and do not reinstall the stuff of Arcsoft, which would not be useful for me in any setting.   But I do not think that this will be the solution, as my computer can not open these key files in PhotoShop Elements 8.0.

  I think it's something I did during the passage, but I did system restore and NO RESULT.  NONE!

  If you open a directory of photos and go to the thumbnail view in Explorer, they display the thumbnails correctly?
   
  I think that you need to reset the file association for programs that open the image files.  Try a right-click on a jpeg file and go to properties and click on the button to edit, and then designate PS elements 8 as the top program open with, and then see if it works very well.
   
  You can also check the settings in the registry for the types of image files.  Seewww.oehelp.com/noimg.aspx , which deals with a related issue.
   
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  I withdrew just a very good old scanner which apparently couldn't handle the recent installation of Windows XP Service Pack 2 or 3, and went with a rather nice Epson V330 Photo.   I uninstalled all old software, want my images to JPEG and BMP to open in Adobe PhotoShop Elements 8 for editing and development.  It is my job and my hobby and means of photography technique.  I reinstalled the scanner by removing the Arcsoft software with which it has been furnished, which is not really suitable for what I do.

  Now, I can not open JPEG in PhotoShop Elements 8.0 and here I get the error message:

  C:\Documents and Settings\Jim\My Documents\My Pictures\img005.jpg is not a valid Win32 application

  It seems to have something to do with the hack with the folder options after that I spilled the Arcsoft as any kind of primary program.

  BUT I have to open JPEG files, and it MUST be in PhotoShop Elements 8, I bought.  I can see, overview and could open to the limited capacity of some of the ArcSoft stuff, but I'm not interested in distance using that.

  How can I get these files/folders to open in something useful?  I was able to create JPEG on the new scanner, but now my computer opens not those or 'old' of my files.   See the warning message.

  I'm trying to uninstall all the software now and do not reinstall the stuff of Arcsoft, which would not be useful for me in any setting.   But I do not think that this will be the solution, as my computer can not open these key files in PhotoShop Elements 8.0.

  I think it's something I did during the passage, but I did system restore and NO RESULT.  NONE!

• Is there a way to extract an image in .jpeg or .bmp a format. MSWMM file?

  Copy the image

  I've lost the source images I used to make the film, but still have the movie file (.) MSWMM). Is there a way to extract an image in .jpeg or .bmp format?

  I've lost the source images I used to make the film, but still have the movie file (.) MSWMM). Is there a way to extract an image in .jpeg or .bmp format?

  =================================
  I could just say no, but will try to provide some info.

  A .mswmm file is just a Movie Maker project file...
  It does not include the original source (video files
  videos, photos, music files)... it simply records the
  path to the files in their original location.

  If you open the file in Movie Maker-.mswmm do...
  you see red Xs in the Collections pane? Red
  XS has certainly indicate that the source files have been
  moved, deleted, renamed or is otherwise not available.

  If you happen to have a .wmv file movie...
  could make screenshots.

  Volunteer - MS - MVP - Digital Media Experience J - Notice_This is not tech support_I'm volunteer - Solutions that work for me may not work for you - * proceed at your own risk *.

• All my adobe files are corrupt. I saved them on my computer, my external hard drive and flash players. All report them at the same time as all my PSD files and I are corrupt.

  All my adobe files are corrupt. I saved them on my computer, my external hard drive and flash players. All report them at the same time as all my PSD files and I are corrupt.

  My computer recently had an error with the System 32 and will not open if I reformat, which means I lose everything on it. No problem, because I supported straight? It turns out that all my backups say they are corrupt. Do I just terrible luck, or is there a reason why none of my files works when I try to open them on another computer?

  Try the bugcheck on the ext hdd. Right click on the drive in 'my computer' > 'properties' > 'Tools' > click 'check now '.

  You can restart your pc and reconnect the ext hdd.

  Recuva Piriform is a free data recovery program.

  Google for more solutions

• I need to change my retouched a psd file in a jpeg file without losing the layers.

  When I try to "save under" a jpeg file, a warning window tells me I have to save it as a copy I'll lose my layers? Please notify.

  suezans89729982 wrote:

  When I try to "save under" a jpeg file, a warning window tells me I have to save it as a copy I'll lose my layers? Please notify.

  JPEG file format does not support maintaining the structure of the layer.

  Suggest you save critical files such as JPEG and PSD.

• PSD-file is not compatible

  Open a psd file in Photoshop CC 2015, the program responds by saying that the file is not compatible. I made the file CC2014 or CC2015 and then worked on it in CS6. Now it does not work on two programs

  Changes with each new version of Photoshop PSD file format, so it is built into the functionality of compatibility built in for when you save should you want to go back and use earlier versions. It was not many changes between PS2014 and PS2015 but CS6 is old and there are differences.  It seems that if you have which off preference saving mode of compatibility and openness to CS6 corrupt the file. .

  

  To activate the dialog box above go to preferences under Edit and change there.

  

  If your file is large PSD files can be repaired with a tool like repair PSD of Phoenix, but you'll probably lose something.

  Hope that helps

  Terri