Save for Web, change resolution?

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• Save for web doesn't change resolution at 72 dpi

  Hello, asked me to change my resolution at 72 dpi, and I would have thought that save for web would have done that, I'm surprised he remained at 300, and there is no field to change and make the change for a series of images. Because I don't have the time to learn the steps, what I have to do it manually in size image and how do I lock the height and width? TXS

  SuperMerlin wrote:

  Try starting with a document of a higher PPI.

  Yes, that's what I was doing - and looking closer it is really strange.

  I got a file of 300 PPI and he traveled SFW with metadata defined at all. It opens as 72 in Photoshop is one thing, but the bridge shows as 72 facilities. If he really band resolution, this field in the bridge would be simply empty.

  So SFW with metadata 'all' really does include ppi - but it changes without worrying about 72.

  Which makes absolutely no sense and must be a bug.

• Some colors change from Photoshop CS6 save for web?

  I have a picture with great color surface: #fffdfd, when I save for web (jpg) this color is changed to #fefcfd (in JPG format).

  I just can't save as jpg with #fffdfd.

  (was trying to uncheck convertir convert to sRGB, don't embed color profile - always #fffdfd becomes #fefcfd when save for web)

  However, the #fefcfd color when save for web, does not change.

  Why some colors and some not? Is this a bug?

  Window7 64 bit, Photoshop CS6

  Save for devices & Web will remove some color from the file data.

  Browsers are not color management. Most of the formats of file on browsers assume they are sRGB. While Photoshop gives you the possibility of incorporation sRGB color space of a document, it also strips data that are not relevant. It is a common phenomenon.

  PNG - 24 on the other hand will give you the exact color matching.

  In addition, save for W & D, JPG quality questions a lot - the same color quality 10,20,30,40, 50... 100 wil give you reproductions different colours on the output end JPG.

  If you are concerned that much on an offset of +/-1 hexadecimal value of RGB color space, do not save for web & devices. Do a "Save as" instead. Then use an image editing / application like ResizeMe resizing to resize the quality of your document. This, in most cases will retain information colourspace but just drop the resolution and quality of the image, giving you a smaller size.

  On a sidenote, you can also read this article on how to better manage the color spaces: http://viget.com/inspire/the-mysterious-save-for-web-color-shift

• Help to change the default DPI/PPP save for web

  I am trying to use the file, save for Web, to record high-resolution jpeg images. Everything that

  I try going from 300 to 72 DPI. Where can I change that. I use

  Photoshop CS4?

  If you want the info saved in JPG PPI then use "save under...". «, not «save for Web...» ».

• How to change folder name by default when you use save for Web in java script?

  Hello everyone, hope you can help me.

  
  

  Photoshop has a folder name by default of images When you export using slices Save for Web . I need to change this folder name.

  How to change folder name by default when you use save for Web in java script?

  Thanks in advance!

  
  

  

  

  
  

  JJMack Chuck Uebele Nicolas Ribot SuperMerlin
  

  You can try with scriptlistener to record the code. Change to the last line of the NO to ALL dialog boxes, so that the dialog - if you wish. There are two places in the code to save the files: one where is actually saved the file, and the other where the default value is file. I have seen it changed something with it. So, you can simply use the first listing of a path in the code below.

  #target photoshop
  
  var idExpr = charIDToTypeID( "Expr" );
      var desc19 = new ActionDescriptor();
      var idUsng = charIDToTypeID( "Usng" );
          var desc20 = new ActionDescriptor();
          var idOp = charIDToTypeID( "Op  " );
          var idSWOp = charIDToTypeID( "SWOp" );
          var idOpSa = charIDToTypeID( "OpSa" );
          desc20.putEnumerated( idOp, idSWOp, idOpSa );
          var idDIDr = charIDToTypeID( "DIDr" );
          desc20.putBoolean( idDIDr, true );
          var idIn = charIDToTypeID( "In  " );
          desc20.putPath( idIn, new File( "C:\\Users\\csuebele\\Pictures\\LR shortcuts" ) );//Here's where it actually saves
          var idFmt = charIDToTypeID( "Fmt " );
          var idIRFm = charIDToTypeID( "IRFm" );
          var idPNtwofour = charIDToTypeID( "PN24" );
          desc20.putEnumerated( idFmt, idIRFm, idPNtwofour );
          var idIntr = charIDToTypeID( "Intr" );
          desc20.putBoolean( idIntr, false );
          var idTrns = charIDToTypeID( "Trns" );
          desc20.putBoolean( idTrns, true );
          var idMtt = charIDToTypeID( "Mtt " );
          desc20.putBoolean( idMtt, true );
          var idEICC = charIDToTypeID( "EICC" );
          desc20.putBoolean( idEICC, false );
          var idMttR = charIDToTypeID( "MttR" );
          desc20.putInteger( idMttR, 255 );
          var idMttG = charIDToTypeID( "MttG" );
          desc20.putInteger( idMttG, 255 );
          var idMttB = charIDToTypeID( "MttB" );
          desc20.putInteger( idMttB, 255 );
          var idSHTM = charIDToTypeID( "SHTM" );
          desc20.putBoolean( idSHTM, false );
          var idSImg = charIDToTypeID( "SImg" );
          desc20.putBoolean( idSImg, true );
          var idSWsl = charIDToTypeID( "SWsl" );
          var idSTsl = charIDToTypeID( "STsl" );
          var idSLAl = charIDToTypeID( "SLAl" );
          desc20.putEnumerated( idSWsl, idSTsl, idSLAl );
          var idSWch = charIDToTypeID( "SWch" );
          var idSTch = charIDToTypeID( "STch" );
          var idCHsR = charIDToTypeID( "CHsR" );
          desc20.putEnumerated( idSWch, idSTch, idCHsR );
          var idSWmd = charIDToTypeID( "SWmd" );
          var idSTmd = charIDToTypeID( "STmd" );
          var idMDCC = charIDToTypeID( "MDCC" );
          desc20.putEnumerated( idSWmd, idSTmd, idMDCC );
          var idohXH = charIDToTypeID( "ohXH" );
          desc20.putBoolean( idohXH, false );
          var idohIC = charIDToTypeID( "ohIC" );
          desc20.putBoolean( idohIC, true );
          var idohAA = charIDToTypeID( "ohAA" );
          desc20.putBoolean( idohAA, true );
          var idohQA = charIDToTypeID( "ohQA" );
          desc20.putBoolean( idohQA, true );
          var idohCA = charIDToTypeID( "ohCA" );
          desc20.putBoolean( idohCA, false );
          var idohIZ = charIDToTypeID( "ohIZ" );
          desc20.putBoolean( idohIZ, true );
          var idohTC = charIDToTypeID( "ohTC" );
          var idSToc = charIDToTypeID( "SToc" );
          var idOCzerothree = charIDToTypeID( "OC03" );
          desc20.putEnumerated( idohTC, idSToc, idOCzerothree );
          var idohAC = charIDToTypeID( "ohAC" );
          var idSToc = charIDToTypeID( "SToc" );
          var idOCzerothree = charIDToTypeID( "OC03" );
          desc20.putEnumerated( idohAC, idSToc, idOCzerothree );
          var idohIn = charIDToTypeID( "ohIn" );
          desc20.putInteger( idohIn, -1 );
          var idohLE = charIDToTypeID( "ohLE" );
          var idSTle = charIDToTypeID( "STle" );
          var idLEzerothree = charIDToTypeID( "LE03" );
          desc20.putEnumerated( idohLE, idSTle, idLEzerothree );
          var idohEn = charIDToTypeID( "ohEn" );
          var idSTen = charIDToTypeID( "STen" );
          var idENzerozero = charIDToTypeID( "EN00" );
          desc20.putEnumerated( idohEn, idSTen, idENzerozero );
          var idolCS = charIDToTypeID( "olCS" );
          desc20.putBoolean( idolCS, false );
          var idolEC = charIDToTypeID( "olEC" );
          var idSTst = charIDToTypeID( "STst" );
          var idSTzerozero = charIDToTypeID( "ST00" );
          desc20.putEnumerated( idolEC, idSTst, idSTzerozero );
          var idolWH = charIDToTypeID( "olWH" );
          var idSTwh = charIDToTypeID( "STwh" );
          var idWHzeroone = charIDToTypeID( "WH01" );
          desc20.putEnumerated( idolWH, idSTwh, idWHzeroone );
          var idolSV = charIDToTypeID( "olSV" );
          var idSTsp = charIDToTypeID( "STsp" );
          var idSPzerofour = charIDToTypeID( "SP04" );
          desc20.putEnumerated( idolSV, idSTsp, idSPzerofour );
          var idolSH = charIDToTypeID( "olSH" );
          var idSTsp = charIDToTypeID( "STsp" );
          var idSPzerofour = charIDToTypeID( "SP04" );
          desc20.putEnumerated( idolSH, idSTsp, idSPzerofour );
          var idolNC = charIDToTypeID( "olNC" );
              var list4 = new ActionList();
                  var desc21 = new ActionDescriptor();
                  var idncTp = charIDToTypeID( "ncTp" );
                  var idSTnc = charIDToTypeID( "STnc" );
                  var idNCzerozero = charIDToTypeID( "NC00" );
                  desc21.putEnumerated( idncTp, idSTnc, idNCzerozero );
              var idSCnc = charIDToTypeID( "SCnc" );
              list4.putObject( idSCnc, desc21 );
                  var desc22 = new ActionDescriptor();
                  var idncTp = charIDToTypeID( "ncTp" );
                  var idSTnc = charIDToTypeID( "STnc" );
                  var idNConenine = charIDToTypeID( "NC19" );
                  desc22.putEnumerated( idncTp, idSTnc, idNConenine );
              var idSCnc = charIDToTypeID( "SCnc" );
              list4.putObject( idSCnc, desc22 );
                  var desc23 = new ActionDescriptor();
                  var idncTp = charIDToTypeID( "ncTp" );
                  var idSTnc = charIDToTypeID( "STnc" );
                  var idNCtwoeight = charIDToTypeID( "NC28" );
                  desc23.putEnumerated( idncTp, idSTnc, idNCtwoeight );
              var idSCnc = charIDToTypeID( "SCnc" );
              list4.putObject( idSCnc, desc23 );
                  var desc24 = new ActionDescriptor();
                  var idncTp = charIDToTypeID( "ncTp" );
                  var idSTnc = charIDToTypeID( "STnc" );
                  var idNCtwofour = charIDToTypeID( "NC24" );
                  desc24.putEnumerated( idncTp, idSTnc, idNCtwofour );
              var idSCnc = charIDToTypeID( "SCnc" );
              list4.putObject( idSCnc, desc24 );
                  var desc25 = new ActionDescriptor();
                  var idncTp = charIDToTypeID( "ncTp" );
                  var idSTnc = charIDToTypeID( "STnc" );
                  var idNCtwofour = charIDToTypeID( "NC24" );
                  desc25.putEnumerated( idncTp, idSTnc, idNCtwofour );
              var idSCnc = charIDToTypeID( "SCnc" );
              list4.putObject( idSCnc, desc25 );
                  var desc26 = new ActionDescriptor();
                  var idncTp = charIDToTypeID( "ncTp" );
                  var idSTnc = charIDToTypeID( "STnc" );
                  var idNCtwofour = charIDToTypeID( "NC24" );
                  desc26.putEnumerated( idncTp, idSTnc, idNCtwofour );
              var idSCnc = charIDToTypeID( "SCnc" );
              list4.putObject( idSCnc, desc26 );
          desc20.putList( idolNC, list4 );
          var idobIA = charIDToTypeID( "obIA" );
          desc20.putBoolean( idobIA, false );
          var idobIP = charIDToTypeID( "obIP" );
          desc20.putString( idobIP, """""" );
          var idobCS = charIDToTypeID( "obCS" );
          var idSTcs = charIDToTypeID( "STcs" );
          var idCSzeroone = charIDToTypeID( "CS01" );
          desc20.putEnumerated( idobCS, idSTcs, idCSzeroone );
          var idovNC = charIDToTypeID( "ovNC" );
              var list5 = new ActionList();
                  var desc27 = new ActionDescriptor();
                  var idncTp = charIDToTypeID( "ncTp" );
                  var idSTnc = charIDToTypeID( "STnc" );
                  var idNCzeroone = charIDToTypeID( "NC01" );
                  desc27.putEnumerated( idncTp, idSTnc, idNCzeroone );
              var idSCnc = charIDToTypeID( "SCnc" );
              list5.putObject( idSCnc, desc27 );
                  var desc28 = new ActionDescriptor();
                  var idncTp = charIDToTypeID( "ncTp" );
                  var idSTnc = charIDToTypeID( "STnc" );
                  var idNCtwozero = charIDToTypeID( "NC20" );
                  desc28.putEnumerated( idncTp, idSTnc, idNCtwozero );
              var idSCnc = charIDToTypeID( "SCnc" );
              list5.putObject( idSCnc, desc28 );
                  var desc29 = new ActionDescriptor();
                  var idncTp = charIDToTypeID( "ncTp" );
                  var idSTnc = charIDToTypeID( "STnc" );
                  var idNCzerotwo = charIDToTypeID( "NC02" );
                  desc29.putEnumerated( idncTp, idSTnc, idNCzerotwo );
              var idSCnc = charIDToTypeID( "SCnc" );
              list5.putObject( idSCnc, desc29 );
                  var desc30 = new ActionDescriptor();
                  var idncTp = charIDToTypeID( "ncTp" );
                  var idSTnc = charIDToTypeID( "STnc" );
                  var idNConenine = charIDToTypeID( "NC19" );
                  desc30.putEnumerated( idncTp, idSTnc, idNConenine );
              var idSCnc = charIDToTypeID( "SCnc" );
              list5.putObject( idSCnc, desc30 );
                  var desc31 = new ActionDescriptor();
                  var idncTp = charIDToTypeID( "ncTp" );
                  var idSTnc = charIDToTypeID( "STnc" );
                  var idNCzerosix = charIDToTypeID( "NC06" );
                  desc31.putEnumerated( idncTp, idSTnc, idNCzerosix );
              var idSCnc = charIDToTypeID( "SCnc" );
              list5.putObject( idSCnc, desc31 );
                  var desc32 = new ActionDescriptor();
                  var idncTp = charIDToTypeID( "ncTp" );
                  var idSTnc = charIDToTypeID( "STnc" );
                  var idNCtwofour = charIDToTypeID( "NC24" );
                  desc32.putEnumerated( idncTp, idSTnc, idNCtwofour );
              var idSCnc = charIDToTypeID( "SCnc" );
              list5.putObject( idSCnc, desc32 );
                  var desc33 = new ActionDescriptor();
                  var idncTp = charIDToTypeID( "ncTp" );
                  var idSTnc = charIDToTypeID( "STnc" );
                  var idNCtwofour = charIDToTypeID( "NC24" );
                  desc33.putEnumerated( idncTp, idSTnc, idNCtwofour );
              var idSCnc = charIDToTypeID( "SCnc" );
              list5.putObject( idSCnc, desc33 );
                  var desc34 = new ActionDescriptor();
                  var idncTp = charIDToTypeID( "ncTp" );
                  var idSTnc = charIDToTypeID( "STnc" );
                  var idNCtwofour = charIDToTypeID( "NC24" );
                  desc34.putEnumerated( idncTp, idSTnc, idNCtwofour );
              var idSCnc = charIDToTypeID( "SCnc" );
              list5.putObject( idSCnc, desc34 );
                  var desc35 = new ActionDescriptor();
                  var idncTp = charIDToTypeID( "ncTp" );
                  var idSTnc = charIDToTypeID( "STnc" );
                  var idNCtwotwo = charIDToTypeID( "NC22" );
                  desc35.putEnumerated( idncTp, idSTnc, idNCtwotwo );
              var idSCnc = charIDToTypeID( "SCnc" );
              list5.putObject( idSCnc, desc35 );
          desc20.putList( idovNC, list5 );
          var idovCM = charIDToTypeID( "ovCM" );
          desc20.putBoolean( idovCM, false );
          var idovCW = charIDToTypeID( "ovCW" );
          desc20.putBoolean( idovCW, true );
          var idovCU = charIDToTypeID( "ovCU" );
          desc20.putBoolean( idovCU, true );
          var idovSF = charIDToTypeID( "ovSF" );
          desc20.putBoolean( idovSF, true );
          var idovCB = charIDToTypeID( "ovCB" );
          desc20.putBoolean( idovCB, true );
          var idovSN = charIDToTypeID( "ovSN" );
          desc20.putString( idovSN, """c:\photos""" );//Here's where the default folder is suppose to go.
      var idSaveForWeb = stringIDToTypeID( "SaveForWeb" );
      desc19.putObject( idUsng, idSaveForWeb, desc20 );
  executeAction( idExpr, desc19, DialogModes.ALL );
  

• How can I change channel 32 bit & save for Web?

  Should I convert the image file original high resolution somehow to be able to save for web?

  STIL 16bits alters the quality of the image.

  I think I found my answer on the exchange of the battery:

  "jpeg is 8-bit/channel, if you do not have the choice if you need jpeg output. By carefully working in Photoshop, you can get the best compromise for a particular use. »

  I don't have the choice if I need this type of output file format, what I'm doing.

• Original color changed during save for Web

  As you can see Pic Original look black save for web but original window color is green. My laptop is more beautiful, but on Office appears solid black... Always makes me crazy... How to get the right color on my computer or any computer, thank you for reading

  He

  What you do here are called "soft proofing" or simulate what it should look like on other PCs on the Preview on the left.

  Internet Standard RGB demonstrated what it should look like any screen of srgb there with no color management.

  Document profile simulates a screen of color management. Most PC owners do not know or who care.

  Take Internet Standard.

• 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.

• 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

• CC14 will not display patterns in save for Web

  I created an image that requires significant use of structuring. Whatever the halftone created using the plugin Phantasm, but which is expanded to the points. The rest is similar brick patterns that exist happily on the screen and the menu color chart.

  Y at - it a ceiling for the amount of detail can be shown in save for Web, and I found it? If I rasterize the model layers it displays correctly, but I at the exit of several executives, configurations, and the resolutions and don't want to have to remove the pixelation effects, whenever I need to make a change to the output.

  Thoughts? With the help of windows 8 on a fairly capable machine.

  Thank you!

  Edit: I also tried flattening of transparencies, that works to a certain extent, but I get a lot of aliasing and tiling misaligned in the model, when I try to save for web.

  SOLVED! Until the user error. Not proud to admit it, but when things are buried a few layers, it is often difficult to diagnose the problem. Went to dig deep and found him.

  Tile assets themselves at one point had changed to color mode mixture, although only at the surface of the ground, objects that were filled with this model were fixed as usual. I had not done that intentionally changed the blending mode, because it would not served a purpose, it must have happened by chance, perhaps when Eyedropping something else.

  Thus, while they show correctly on the artboard (white white), they would disappear when it came to saving for the web. I tried dragging bosses over different colors, and who warned me.

  Sorry if I wasted all the time, but if in the future someone has something that appears correctly in save for Web - digging deep, isolate the object and check your blend modes.

• Why save for Web and devices is grayed out?

  I have Photoshop CS5 on Mac OS X Lion mountain. PS works fine, until today. On some images, I work with, file > save for Web and devices is grayed out. In addition, to save money, the options are extremely limited. It is obvious that I inadvertently clicked on something that caused this, but I just can't understand that.

  I took a screenshot of Photoshop with a test image (test.psd), whose resolution is 72px, RGB, 32 bit, appearance save for Web and devices greyed out. And a screenshot of the Save as dialog box.

  Is the first screenshot to http://eastbrookwind.com/screen-shot.jpg

  Is the second screenshot to http://eastbrookwind.com/save_as.jpg

  I am confused and appreciate much help!

  Right. You work in 32 bits per channel. Change your bit depth.

• Save for web and devices png suddenly pixelated

  I've been using Illustrator for several years and upgraded to CS5 (Mac) this fall.  I had been using 'Save for web and devices' and save my graphics as png files using preset png - 24 format option.  However, they are now save as very small files (< 5 k) and incredibly pixelated.  I don't know if I've changed in some way and option preference or inadvertently, or if it's something that makes CS5.  I need the files to come out clearer, but when I export and use a resolution more high that they are too big for my client to use, because it is pulling them in Photoshop on a PC.  Can anyone help?

  CS 5 there are three options for how the art is optimized, none, which is what you have selected, art and nature.

  

  

  

• 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

• Save for Web is now up to GIF on each record?

  Up to the latest version, the save for Web dialog box remember the type of file that you saved last as. Now, every time I open it... interrupt my workflow, it is up to the pretty spectacular GIF format that I use save for Web several times a day to record versions of the wired models.

  Anyone else seeing this?

  I do not see any place to set a default file type save for web.

  Am I missing something?

  I don't understand the reasoning behind this change. People generally use the same type of file when they export and RARELY is it GIF more. But even if the GIF was still popular, I would say it is much more common that you export the same type of file most of the time that put permanently.

  Gah

  (edited for typo)

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

  and added a shortcut to my Action for quick access

  It worked perfectly

  Hope it will Help