Export to JPEG for Web printing

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• Not "Save as pdf" option for web printing "Smart Print" with IE9

  Just updated IE9 browser and noticed that there is no option 'Save as pdf' Smart for IE9 catalog as it was in older versions of smart Web printing for the IE8 and other earlier versions?

  Are there ' work around ' way, apart from the "Print Screen" heavier and HP approach will add back this feature is very handy in the future upgrades?

  I honestly always preferred Google Chrome IE, just for compatibility and ease of use of the browser.

  Just to tell you, SWP is a program that was written for IE8, but has been made compatible with IE9 which led some of the lost features crash. The feature can be added in the future, but I can't put a time table on when this feature will be added. Is there a specific task you want to accomplish that I might be able to give a more appropriate work around?

  Let me know and I'll get back to you!

  Have a great day!

  

• Try not to save artboard when you export or using save for web and devices

  Hello

  I use AI CS5 and I'm recording a logo located on a 8.5 x 11 artboard.  When I try to export or 'save for web and devices', I get plan all work to be saved - not only the logo as I want.  I never had this problem in CS3 and just start with CS5, so I don't know if there is something new that I have to be put out just to save the logo rather than the entire page of 8.5 x 11.

  Any help is appreciated,

  Kristie

  The option named "Clip for work plan" and that you find in the menu object > Slice or in the dialog Web save for

• Batch Export "Save for Web" without stopping... Please, I beg you.

  I have about 500 files in a single folder that I want to batch export to «Save for Web...» "high quality to another single folder, without having to stop for me to choose the folder for each file...

  How do I do that?

  Photoshop CS3 10.0.1 for Mac

  Sorry about that, PS - Scipts.com holds hundreds of scripts for Photoshop and Bridge, unfortunately it is not possible to write a full how to install with each script.

  The jsx file must be placed in the following folder: -.

  / Applications/Adobe Photoshop CS #/ presets/Scripts settings
  If Photoshop is open, close and restart so that Photoshop sees the new script.

  To use File - Scripts - picture Processor

  It should be pretty esay to follow the dialog on the screen there.

  Hope it works ok for you.

  P.S. I will download a new version soon that supports the addition of a logo/text and keep the same relative size, no matter what the size of the document is.

• Problem exporting? : objects in front or on the upper layers are not displayed when exporting to jpeg or png

  It's very strange. The image looks perfect on board art .ai. But, when I try to export the image (in jpeg or png format), one of the objects which is clearly backward masks in front of other objects. I tried transfer to different layers to ensure that it wasn't one thing front to back, and it's the same problem.  When I changed the color to the front (or on the top layer) object from white to a color, it resembles a kind of effect/appearance/transparency problem goes away, but there is no transparency applied to each of the objects. They are all natural and 100% opacity.

  This is the banner of solid color behind the type indicated (see below) which is the problem. I tried regular objects (instead of specified type and same problem.) I just upgraded to the latest version of Illustrator, no luck.

  Here's what it looks like on my screen:

  

  but here's what happens when I export (or save for web)

  

  It seems, when I save in PDF, incidentally.

  Check that you do not have these elements the value "overprint"?

  Look at the attributes Panel when an item is selected.

  White text should NOT be set to overprint.

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• How can I create a ' non-floue or non-pixelted ' for web images of the adobe illustrator file?

  I created pixel specific image height and width for Facebook and other social media applications. When I export or save for web, images are pixelated or blurred. I tried art or type, both seem to provide pixelated to png or jpg images.

  You can see the blurry lines in this image. Thank you so much, any advice would be great.

  Sincere greetings, David Stine

  Any suggestions?

  The only suggestion I can give all working in Illustrator's save for web, then experience the gif, jpeg, etc. and other options "color" "Adaptive" etc., while using the 4 Overview to see which gives you the best result.

  

• For Web use color management

  I'm sorry if this has been posted elsewhere, but I was unable to find it. It's a bit hard to find when I don't know exactly how to explain the problem.

  My problem is that I see too much difference between the images in Photoshop and the same file in web browsers. The problem seems to double. The shadows of images are appearing where blotchy, as it appears in photoshop. This is especially true in the pictures with a lot of digital noise like a digital photograph shot at high ISO. The second problem is that images appear much more contrasting in web browsers than in photoshop. This is particularly noticeable monochrome images of high contrast in photoshop as the web browser pushes the contrast levels in the Kingdom of clipping and burn.

  I'll explain my material and the workflow so that you can get an idea where the problem might be. I shoot a Canon 20 d. I am running Windows 7 64 bit with a Benq 21 '' LED monitor. RAW conversion in Digital Photo Professional (although I have transformed my raw files in Photoshop for troubleshooting reasons and had the same problems). I convert my raw to tiff 8-bit files and open in Photoshop CS5 (also troubleshooted in CS3 with the same results) for the majority of my editing before converting small JPEG for web use where they are displayed in the current version of Firefox.

  The final jpeg always look great in Photoshop, but as soon as I open them in Firefox or one of Windows Photo Viewer they look terrible. I do not understand that Photoshop displays the ICC profile image where that most web browsers don't not/can not. That's why I convert my JPEG files in sRGB (I normally shoot in AdobeRGB) I was under the impression that an application not CM as a web browser would show everything in sRGB as is the internet standard. So what I see in Photoshop while displaying a picture listed for sRGB should be the same as in an environment not CM surely? For reasons of test I tried to process the unidentified images, but the same questions always came.

  Unfortunately my monitor is not shaped as I can't currently afford equipment. Back when I was in uni, we used Spyder, but it's just out of my means. Even though I think most of the people might be inclined to this blame on the lack of monitor profiling, I have my doubts. My problems are rarely found in different colors. I even experimented with changing the gamma settings while having one of the images open in Firefox. No gamma level, no matter how extreme, makes a lot of difference to the blotchyness of my shadow. Not only that, but profiling seems to aim at the synergy between the screen and print. I don't know how it could help bridge the gap between software.

  My wife has the exact same pc than me and even monitor (although hers is LCD and LED mine) and the same problems exist when it displays images. I noticed the images look good on my laptop on Firefox. This makes me wonder if the modern LCD monitors General contrast and brightness levels bring the problems I didn't know I had when editing on a laptop (I had to move countries and that's all I had unfortunately). What worries me is any image on that I have to work hard will always terrible look on the web for someone of another look at one of my images on a modern monitor. Really, I rely on the use of the web to get my content out there. Right now, they are actually more urgent for me to get the prints to the right. If people cannot take advantage of the image on the screen, they will never want to print.

  I hope it was the right place to post such a thing. This is clearly not for the lack of Photoshop that it manages to display more information than the other pieces of software in my images. I just thought that others may have had similar experiences. I'm not professional when it comes to Photoshop or photography, but I have a good few years of experience and education behind me in the topic. It seems I've reached the limit of what I can do here. It actually feels kind of pathetic for something as simple as to a jpeg of an image of high quality for the web allows only to stumble and fall.

  I find myself baffled and confused. I welcome any help on the subject and I thank you all in advance.

  Where do you have a v4 profile in this string?

  Anyway this is much like a monitor profile problem. What are you helping? He is the one that is provided by Benq (which I wouldn't trust for a second), or the default sRGB to Windows? You can find in Control Panel > color management. If this is the swap of profile of Benq for sRGB and working with it until you can afford a calibrator (you can get one for just $90 BTW).

  Normally there will be no difference between Photoshop and Firefox because they are both fully color managed and handled the same way: the document profile is converted on the monitor profile on the fly, and that is what is sent to the screen. But Firefox is known for interpreter sometimes hurt the monitor profile.

  You should also know that if your document profile is the same as your monitor profile (for example, they are the two sRGB), you basically have a managed without color string. So all appear identically with this configuration, Photoshop, Firefox, IE, no matter.

• Keeping the names of original files in drop of save for Web

  LR to PS automation will groovy, but,.

  The output files are all be renamed by the "Save for web" dialog box in the name of the file saved inside the action of the drop pointing towards...

  If #1 is saved ok,

  File #2 renamed as #1 file and replaces / overwrites the original file #1...

  I added a sequence number 4 digits name of the file in the drop creation dialog box, but the final file name change comes after it in the final process of "Save for Web" to export...

  That's what I want to do... Ideally...

  LR Raw file edited to taste

  Export as a watermark TIF to ch

  Action a high filter, passes

  Export to save for Web @ long 1200px - 75% quality

  Closing MADE without saving the changes.

  Possible to you?

  Create blank document that is called Untitled-1.

  Start recording.

  Go to save for Web.

  Choose the desired settings and click Save.

  Navigate to the folder you want and click Save. Let the name of file Untitled - 1.jpg.

  Try it. Which will record the step you need without custom file name.

  

• Export an object hidden Web

  Hello world

  I have created a model of tile in Illustrator and you need to export for the web. The problem is that when I do that, the area that is hidden is displayed in the save for web dialog box as a transparent area empty.

  Anyone know how to avoid it so that the only reason tile is registered for the web?

  Appreciate any help.

  I see. In this case, you may need to replace everything by defining a work plan for the area to export and use in the recording of the web dialog box. The same would not be possible to define a slice, then selecting only this slice for export to save for Web.

  Mylenium

• Export for web CC2015: better or worse?

  Hi people,

  I must have missed something.

  Export for the web old fashioned way you choose the profile of colors... and 'new' export seems not to have this feature.

  Same image exported with new exports right lost red colors.

  The image is much more neutral. But if I can't fix this... better stick with good old for web export...

  Also note that with the same JPEG compression (50%), that the "not" export provide a file size about half. How they do that?

  Thanks for the clues

  Didier

  

  I prefer the legacy SFW. Some speculations that the other export features were released in advance.

  Could you also know the extension, export assistance. A button to access the features.

  https://creative.Adobe.com/addons/products/12270#.VZwlbYsWlW9

  Gene

• Why 'save for web' or 'Export as... ". ' change the hexadecimal color to my image?

  I save a series of images for use on the Web site using the background color #c54a90. This is achieved my having my background layer filled with color and other images then placing on the top (see screengrab below). However, when I export the image for the web or export in JPG the hexadecimal color replaces #c64a90. Does anyone know why this is? I have my RGB working space set to sRGB and the color profile is also sRGB. When I save it for the web, I tried embedding the profile and do not incorporate the profile and I get the same result. I also tried with and without conversion to sRGB in the Save Panel for web and has also no effect. Can anyone help? He drives me crazy!

  
  

  Here is an example jpg resulting.
  

  

  
  

  Here is the version stratified showing the original hex color:

  
  

  
  

  Compression JPEG WILL change your image color values, because it is a lossy compression format.

  Visually, the colors will be close, but the exact values are supposed to change.

• Save for web in format PNG-24 slices recorded in JPEG format!

  Hi all.

  I use Photoshop Extended CS6 13.0.1 x 64 and when I save for web in format PNG-24, all the slices of the project, the final results are images in JPEG format. I tried the same thing but the export in GIF and it keeps saving as a JPEG. I tried save as instead of save for Web and this market, but this way I'm not save per and not to the web.

  No idea why this is happening?

  Found the solution. I had to select all groups.

• Fuzzy dynamic objects in Photoshop save for Web in JPEG files

  I create graphics, etc. in Illustrator, place them as dynamic objects in a master before displaying file Photoshop save for Web JPEG files as a slide PowerPoint background. Created in Illustrator or Photoshop, everything through this process (quality 80 or 100 with all SfW options on or off) except for the bands are blurred when they are imported (at 100%) in PowerPoint. The only way I was able to get whatever it is crisp in PowerPoint saves a Photoshop pdf file. However, it was only the text created in Photoshop. The part of the Illustrator smart object was still unclear. Someone has an idea on the best process to combine Photoshop and Illustrator files into a single file for import into PowerPoint as a clean and clear background? At this point, I am open to all suggestions.

  PowerPoint, as with all the office applications, use print sizes images and layouts, not pixel sizes. So, your pictures are probably too small to be seen clearly in PPT. according to Microsoft, failure to PPT for images is 220ppi, so if you want them to be clear, work on the actual size (inches / cm / mm) you want the image and save it to 220ppi or higher - no use save for web. Save for web always saves out to 72 dpi.

• color for web and print profiles

  Hello

  I'm editing photos from my digital SLR. They were shot as jpg in Adobe RGB. I'm editing photos for both web and print right now and I was wondering if there is a way to do so that I would be able to change for both at the same time in the process of Photoshop.

  Here are the details for what I usually do:

  For printing, I would work in AdobeRGB photos while the check option has the working CMYK value (usually SWOP, depending on which printer I use). Then I would flatten the work, resize and sharpen and change the color to CMYK mode, save as TIFF.

  For the web, I used to edit while RGB color settings are defined in sRGB IEC61966 - 2.1 and verification is set to RGB monitor. I flattened, resize and sharpen and save for Web.

  Is it possible that I can edit a single photo (shot in Adobe RGB) so that they can be used for BOTH print and web? I know CMYK or RGB would mean they would end in search of different end, but is be possible that I can have a single Photoshop file for the photo and go through the steps needed to make it ready for printing and for the web... or because of the color profiles and linguistic verification options , there is nothing I can do but to edit each photo twice?

  Thanks in advance to anyone who might be able to help.

  First of all I suggest you just started shooting RAW not Jpeg.

  then personally I work in AdobeRGB. I place my PSD AdobeRGB in ID and the CMYK conversion is done when I do my PDF. for web work I convert to sRGB when I use save for Web. Do not use your monitor profile color proof for the web like that you have the correct monitor profile.

• I FORGOT the ADMIN PASSWORD FOR - (WEB PAGE) - HP Officejet Pro 8600 Plus e-All-in-One Printer - N911g

  Hi all

  I changed my network SSID & PW but I forgot the password for the printer web page.

  Password was written in a notebook and notebook is moved at the moment by the cleaning person.

  Please HELP! Is there anyway I can reset the printer so that the admin password is also re-set. I try to reinstall the software printers, also I am not able to change the ip address and right now, there is no ip address... get no link and no ip address and no network... Please anyone who can help... Please help.

  * I read some part... to power off the printer, then press the power button on... and continue pressing the back button where he would have, for some time the printer is back back (it was to reset the printer)... which is about 23 times... zero.

  I really want to THANK you ALL for READING THIS & YOUR TIME. So please help if you can...

  and ideas?

  Thank you, xxVEGASxx

  * xxVEGASxx *.

  You can do a reset of the printer using the LED screen on the printer.

  Select Configuration, then Tools, then restore the default settings. "Restore default settings" is the last element of the list and you will have to scroll down to see it.

  Which erases all settings, including the password for the printer.

  To reset you describe is probably the one mentioned in this article:

  http://resetprinters.com/how-to-reset-the-HP-OfficeJet-Pro-8600-premium-all-in-one-printer/

  but it's probably a deeper reset that you really need anyway.

  -Seth