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• Dimension CS 5.1 restriction save for not good Web for digital artists. Help!

  I read a lot of posts trying to find help a way to get rid of the restriction of the dimension to save for Web in CS 5.

  In many of the responses people post insist that there is no need of large images for the web. Maybe for normal web use. But not always.

  Case in point. Fine Art America and Nuvango are merchants of self published digital artists. The two suggested members make large versions of their work to pleasantly aesthetic printing results.

  At least 6000 pixels on a size, that's what suggests Nuvango. Fine Art America has suggested size similar suggestions.

  In CS 5.1 I can't save a picture longer than 3000 by 3000. In any format.

  I found this discussion suggesting that delete a file from my app data. But I wanted to find out directly from Adobe, if everything is normal. If all goes well, a young prodigy Adobe know.

  Photoshop: Save for Web & devices cannot save images that are 6000 x 3000px

  This link goes on photoshop.com, a well established website.

  Thank you very much. I would like to know if their opinion is correct because I don't want to spoil my Photoshop files.

  BL

  JPEG supports 65 536 x 65 536 pixels maximum.  SFW is limited for reasons of web. Nuvango does not specify that you must use save for Web to get a jpeg file.

  Seriously, not pleasant not with the internals of Photoshop, you don't have to.

  FLE > save under... JPEG will do the trick.  RGB is a "Color Mode", 8 ""bit per channel " jpegs will take."   ' RGB/8 '.

  I just saved a file size of 10,000 x 10 000 pixels using this method. It does not work.

  Color profile indicates to the printer, the color space of the file is, sRGB or Adobe RGB for RGB Color Mode .

  You will get a chance to check "embed the sRGB profile" when registering.

  It is usually sRGB unless your printer wants to Adobe RGB.

  Suggested settings:

  

  Gene

• 'Save for web' seems to be stuck on gif - how to fix?

  Hello

  I've just updated my Photoshop CC 2014 (today) and hoped that this problem should go away.

  When I "save for web" for the past weeks, the changes that I have on the right do not affect the image. Saving to gif format and do not change size, etc. as before.

  See the screen shot comparison. Thanks in advance for any help with this.

  Elaine

  Your screen Capture Png leader showing save for Web in high quality Jpeg setting has a color of the monitor profile.  This seems strange to me. You wrote that with these settings save for backups of Web, an image. gif.jpg not.  You did not post the Gif, nor capture the current backup file that record the dialogue for web displays before the Save.  If indeed save for Web but one gif not a .jpg file try to reset your user ID Photoshop Settings.

  Also what color space are you publishing in?  Image png you posted has a display profile not a normal color space, changing in like sRGB, Adobe RGB or ProPhotoRGB... Image posted on the web should have colors sRGB in the and do not need a color profile.   A PNG file on the web with a display color profile is not what one would expect to see...

  

  

• Save for web is not defined at 72 dpi

  For some strange reason PSCC stopped to change the resolution of the images at 72 dpi when you use 'save for web' legacy. Just keep the image at the same resolution that he began.

  Anyone got a fix?

  Anyone know of a different method in PSCC change dpi images without changing its dimensions?

  Thank you

  Charlotte

  Perhaps the problem is that you have the 'All' value that respects the value of the ppi in the file when you use save for Web to metadata.

  Set it to 'None' or a setting lower than 'all '.

  Conversely, if you want to use SFW and keep your ppi 300, the value 'All' setting or it will default to 72.

  72 DPI refers to the old Mac screen resolution and is a basic rule for web developers, even if 114 or 226 is more common these days.

  72 for Mac and for Windows 96 were common monitor resolution standards in the 1990s.

  Gene

• Photoshop Creative cloud - not jpeg, save for web, etc.

  I've recently updated to a paid subscription to creative cloud (only app/photoshop).  I didn't not re-download the app, I have just licensed, but now when I try to save a file only allows me to save in psd, raw, tiff, etc.  It does not convert to JPEG, png, save for web, etc on the new files I create.  The options are still there on the old files when I did the test.  What is going on?  If I try to manually change the tag on the image as a jpeg, it tells me that I have a corrupted file when I try to download it online.  I'm new to PS, so maybe it's my own ignorance, but I hope you can help.

  I tried to uninstall and reinstall the software but no luck.

  Thank you!

  < moved="" to="" photoshop="" forums="">>

  What is the mode of the image you're trying to save?

  Must be 8 or 16 bits/channel, if its 32, then it will not give you the ability to save in JPEG

• Save for the web by calling Export possible c# (exportDocument)?

  I try to call the c# Export function and I'm having a hard time to provide a valid file object.

  I picked up the old COM FileSystemObject and tried (because who has the habit of working in VB6 and VBScript).

  In c# I had not yet run. Any ideas?

  I have a piece of code using ExecuteAction to run a number of difficult to understand lines of code, execution of save for Web, for an image.

  I am now rewriting to call the method to export the document instead, because it would be so much easier to follow).

  It's my current test code

  // Using the export function (instead of hard-to-understand-output-script)
          private void SaveJpegForWebUsingExport(dynamic docRef, string filePath, int percentage)
          {
  
              // Begin with deleting the destination image if it already existed on disk.
              if (System.IO.File.Exists(filePath))
              {
                  System.IO.File.Delete(filePath);
              }
  
              dynamic options = Activator.CreateInstance(Type.GetTypeFromProgID("Photoshop.ExportOptionsSaveForWeb"));
              options.quality = percentage;
              options.format = 6; // JPEG = 6 (enl Object Model Viewe i Extenscript Toolkit)  .Type.GetTypeFromProgID("SaveDocumentType.JPEG");   // Save Format for the file
              
                // Create an empty file, to be able to referr to it using filesystemobject (is this really needed?)
              var myFileEmpty = System.IO.File.Open(filePath,System.IO.FileMode.CreateNew);
              myFileEmpty.Close();
  
              var fs = new IWshRuntimeLibrary.FileSystemObject();
              var myFile = fs.GetFile(filePath);
            
             // ExportType.SAVEFORWEB = 2 (according to Object Model Viewe in Extenscript Toolkit)
              docRef.Export(myFile, 2, options);
              //docRef.Export(myFile.ParentFolder, 2, options);
  
          }
  

  This is the error I get, so of course the file (I tested with folder as well) object is not recognized as a valid type in Photoshop:

  Test1.EPS processing error: System.Runtime.InteropServices.COMException (0 x 80040

  4DA): non-compliant - argument argument 1

  File/folder provided

  at System.Dynamic.ComRuntimeHelpers.CheckThrowException (Int32 hresult, ExcepI

  NFO & excepInfo, argErr UInt32, String message)

  to CallSite.Target (closure, CallSite, ComObject, folder, Int32, Object)

  Thank you

  Andreas

  This seems to work...

  using System;
  using System.Collections.Generic;
  using System.Linq;
  using System.Text;
  using ps = Photoshop;
  namespace ConsoleApplication1
  {
      class Program
      {
          ps.Application app = new ps.ApplicationClass();
          static void Main(string[] args)
          {
              Program mp = new Program();
              string file = @"C:\Vids\frog.jpg";
              mp.SaveJpegForWebUsingExport(file, 80);
          }
          private void SaveJpegForWebUsingExport(string filePath, int percentage)
          {
              // Begin with deleting the destination image if it already existed on disk.
              if (System.IO.File.Exists(filePath))
              {
                  System.IO.File.Delete(filePath);
              }
              dynamic options = Activator.CreateInstance(Type.GetTypeFromProgID("Photoshop.ExportOptionsSaveForWeb"));
              options.quality = percentage;
              options.format = 6; // JPEG = 6 (enl Object Model Viewe i Extenscript Toolkit)  .Type.GetTypeFromProgID("SaveDocumentType.JPEG");   // Save Format for the file
              // ExportType.SAVEFORWEB = 2 (according to Object Model Viewe in Extenscript Toolkit)
              app.ActiveDocument.Export(filePath, 2, options);
          }
      }
  }
  

• Save for web in PSE 9 does not

  I try to use PES 9 on a new Macbook Pro (it used to work perfectly on my old) however this new laptop running Snow Leopard vs Lion that I used to run.  It seems to work fine except for the 'Save for web' feature that doesn't work at all now, the dialog box does show up at all.  I tried to uninstall, reinstall, updates running, nothing works. Any suggestions?

  Go to your usernams > library > Preferences and delete everything that you can find which starts recording Adobe for preferences (usually followed by a number) Web.

  Lion you will have option to click on the menu go to make your username > library visible folder.

• GIF/save for Web problem (PSE 7)

  I tried searching for an answer to this problem, but nothing seems to fix everything that happens.

  Recently, I had to replace my laptop and from Windows XP to Windows 7.  I transferred the PSE 7 from the old system to the new system and have had no problems with it - until now.  I have an image in format Photoshop 52 - layer I want to save as an animated .gif, with each layer as a different image.  File > > Save As has the ability to save layers as frames, but if I check it, then click on 'Save', nothing happens.  Nothing at all.  On my old system, I would get a new dialogue with options like the quality, duration by frame, loop, etc., but that doesn't happen any more, and there is nothing to save (if I'm going to find the new .gif file, it's just not there). If I do not choose "Layers in images", dialogue .gif does so very well and it has no difficulty to save it as a static .gif file.  But it seems that she won't just save it in animated format.

  I'm having the same problem with "save for Web".  Or the option of the file menu or typing command will bring up dialogue to let me record this way.  He thinks maybe a second, but does nothing else and does not record the image.

  I tried to reset the layout, just in case the dialog box has been moved somewhere that I wasn't just to see and I tried to reset the preferences to save it for the Web, but none of these things worked.  No explanation as to why a .gif animation 'layers as images"is the only format that is not saving correctly?

  I also tried old connections animated that I created with XP, and they will not re - save as animation connections either opening.  I get her "do you want to save changes" dialogue, but clicking on 'Yes' does nothing and does not record updates.  I am at a total loss for why this feature no longer works.

  If you right click on the shortcut of items and choose Run as administrator,

  It does make a difference or not save for Web work?

  Registration of the Web dialogue box is the same dialog box that you would get when checking the layers as frames

  in the Save as dialog box.

  MTSTUNER

• My problem is that when I try to save an image from Adobe Photoshop by using the 'save for Web' half of the dialog box does not appear.

  I use a Vista Home Premiuim Windows in an Acer Aspire One 10.1 "." My problem is that when I try to save an image from Adobe Photoshop by using the 'save for Web' half of the dialog box does not appear. Can someone help me please?

  Here is a screenshot of my problem...
  [IMG] http://i55.tinypic.com/of5w01.png [line]
  Help me please.

  Hello

  1. were you able to see the front dialog box?

  2. did you of recent changes to the computer?

  This happens because your screen resolution is less than the required minimum of 1024 x 768.

  You can try to change the resolution of the monitor and check.

  For more information, see the link:

  Change settings display on multiple monitors

  Change the screen resolution

  You can also refer to Adobe support links and also post your request in the Forum from Adobe for assistance:

  http://forums.Adobe.com/thread/433020?TSTART=0

  http://kb2.Adobe.com/CPS/403/kb403268.html

  http://forums.Adobe.com/community/Photoshop/photoshop_windows

  Hope this information is useful.

• I've upgraded to Photoshop CC 2015.5.0 and now export &gt; save for Web (legacy) is not available.  How to export an animated GIF?

  In Photoshop CC 2015.5.0 "Save for Web (legacy)" is gray, it is not available and I'd like to export a calendar box as an animated GIF.  I can export as video, but I don't see how to export to animated GIF format.  Help please.

  [Ask in the correct forum allows... Left non-technical Forum Lounge for forum specific program... MOD]

  You are on the bit depth of 8bits Document?

  If no, go to 8-bit

  

• Save for Web Action which keeps the size of the specific image

  I need to create an action recording for a 850 web x 655px.

  When testing my action for the first time, it shows in the Save as dialog box, the image has been reduced to this size as a percentage. If it works well.

  
  However, when you test the action on an image of different original report, it still reduces the percentage that had been recorded, rather than just to save the image to the 850 x 655, which gives me a different image size.

  Anyone know how I can keep the size of the image of 850 x 655 every time?

  Thank you

  NinjaPuss, this is what you need?

  /**
   * ai.jsx (c)MaratShagiev [email protected] 17.08.2016.
   */
  (function act_saveForWeb () {
    var d     = activeDocument;
    var dW    = d.width;
    var dH    = d.height;
    var wTmpl = 850;
    var hTmpl = 655;
    var wScale = ( wTmpl / dW ) * 100 + '';
    var hScale = ( hTmpl / dH) * 100 + '';
    {
      var actStr = '' +
        '/version 3' +
        '/name [ 10' +
        ' 73617665466f72576562' +
        ']' +
        '/isOpen 1' +
        '/actionCount 1' +
        '/action-1 {' +
        ' /name [ 10' +
        ' 73617665466f72576562' +
        ' ]' +
        ' /keyIndex 0' +
        ' /colorIndex 0' +
        ' /isOpen 1' +
        ' /eventCount 1' +
        ' /event-1 {' +
        ' /useRulersIn1stQuadrant 0' +
        ' /internalName (adobe_SaveForWeb)' +
        ' /localizedName [ 12' +
        ' 5361766520666f7220576562' +
        ' ]' +
        ' /isOpen 0' +
        ' /isOn 1' +
        ' /hasDialog 1' +
        ' /showDialog 1' +
        ' /parameterCount 16' +
        ' /parameter-1 {' +
        ' /key 1181578272' +
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        ' /type (integer)' +
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        ' /parameter-9 {' +
        ' /key 1299477575' +
        ' /showInPalette -1' +
        ' /type (integer)' +
        ' /value 255' +
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        ' /parameter-10 {' +
        ' /key 1299477570' +
        ' /showInPalette -1' +
        ' /type (integer)' +
        ' /value 255' +
        ' }' +
        ' /parameter-11 {' +
        ' /key 1213424492' +
        ' /showInPalette -1' +
        ' /type (unit real)' +
        ' /value ' + wScale +
        ' /unit 592474723' +
        ' }' +
        ' /parameter-12 {' +
        ' /key 1448305516' +
        ' /showInPalette -1' +
        ' /type (unit real)' +
        ' /value ' + hScale +
        ' /unit 592474723' +
        ' }' +
        ' /parameter-13 {' +
        ' /key 1097757761' +
        ' /showInPalette -1' +
        ' /type (ustring)' +
        ' /value [ 13' +
        ' 417274204f7074696d697a6564' +
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        ' }' +
        ' /parameter-14 {' +
        ' /key 1131180097' +
        ' /showInPalette -1' +
        ' /type (boolean)' +
        ' /value 1' +
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        ' /parameter-15 {' +
        ' /key 1399608180' +
        ' /showInPalette 0' +
        ' /type (raw)' +
        ' /value < 1574' +
        ' 0000000300000001000000000000000700000001000000000001000000000000' +
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        ' 00000000ffffffff0000000004ffffffff00000000ffffffff00000000ffffff' +
        ' ff00000000ffffffff0000000000000000ff000000ff000000ff000000ff0000' +
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        ' 6e6700000000' +
        ' >' +
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    f.write (actStr);
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    app.loadAction (f);
    f.remove ();
    app.doScript ("saveForWeb", "saveForWeb", false); // action name, set name
    app.unloadAction ("saveForWeb", ""); // set name
  } ());
  

• Save for the Web Glitch? Illustrator 2015.3 CC

  I just updated my CC Illustrator to the latest version (2015.3), and I notice that when you use 'Save for Web' it automatically returns to the default value, which is GIF... I tried to create presets and repeat the process several times hoping that it will retain the previous setting I used that ideally is JPEG, but in vain.  The previous version of Illustrator remember my previous settings during export, but now I have to manually switch each setting time and time again.  I use 'Save for Web' a lot, so it becomes a boring potential nightmare for me.

  Any ideas?

  Data sheet:

  Illustrator 2015.3 CC

  OS X Yosmite 10.10.5

  Processor: Intel Core i5 at 2.9 GHz

  Memory: 8 GB 1600 MHz DDR3

  Graphics card: NVIDIA GeForce GT 750 M 1024Mo

  Hello

  We are preparing a fix for this problem. We invite you to participate in our pre-release program and enter the building from the beginning if this can help. We have already published a version that resolves this problem.

  Under the pre-release program you will have access to our latest versions and get an opportunity to share your comments and suggestions with the teams directly product Illustrator and engineering. If you are interested in joining this program, click on http://adobe.ly/1Q3rCPI . A few prerequisites to participate in the program: a subscription is valid. Latest version of Illustrator installed on your machine.

  Thank you

  Ashutosh chikh

  The quality of the SR - Illustrator Engineering Manager

• Save for Web

  Hi Forum

  With the new update to export to save the web, I was wondering if anyone knows how to save the settings so that it is not automatically set to save as a GIF file, I like it to save in JPEG format all the time, any help would be greatly appreciated.

  That's what I've provided to solve it,

  I created a SCRIPT to save for Web command, set my settings to JPEG

  and added a 'shortcut' to my Action for quick access

  

  

  Hope this will help until it is fixed in future updates.

• Save for Web file default in Illustrator CC 2015.3

  Following the upgrade to Illustrator CC 2015.3, whenever I want to export my work using ' export > save for web... "it is by default in GIF file format In previous versions, it is lacking in any format that you used previously, but now it always goes to the GIF format.

  I have made online and product and can't find anyway to change that. It's a minor change, but when you are exporting multiple images in the creation of digital assets for marketing campaigns is incredibly frustrating and lose time when you must always choose the type of file you want.

  I've noticed this time when you use Illustrator at home on my PC and Mac at work. There is the option "Export for screens", but that can be a bit of a faff, especially when you have to go and rename each file after export.

  In short, is there a way to change the default file format 'save for web', says PNG?

  We have released a fix for this problem. Please update.

• CS6 Question w/save for Web, do not use the Document DPI

  I'm creating an Action where I take a document large PSD format (photography) and change the size of the image at 72 DPI and 1000 pixels on the long side of the photo. If the action flattens the image and then modified the image 72 DPI and 1000 pixels on the longest side. The Action then runs thru photo save for Web, while this does not reduce the file size and it creates the appropriate pixel dimensions, it does not recognize the change DPI and delivers the original document of 360 DPI.

  I can take the same image, resize the image at 72 DPI and 1000 pixels on the longest side and then "save under" a jpg file. This always creates a 72 DPI jpg. What gives save for Web?

  The PPI figure is stored as metadata. If the Metadata in SFW parameter is set to 'All' the 360 PPI is preserved.

  So any setting less than 'All' will throw the Print metadata and set a default value of 72 DPI.

  Gene