So i am using Adobe Photoshop CS2, and I need to send some of my edited files(layered, etc) to a prospective client. Now, I do not want to just sent the .psd due to them possibly not having the program to open them.
I would like to send them a .rar with both the PSD's as well as JPEG's of the files for them to view.
For some reason, I cannot save as a JPEG through CS2. When saving as, it does not give me an option to save as jpg, and per my gf's suggestions just adding .jpg to the end does NOT do the trick.
I know the solution can't be that hard...
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It was all to easy >_>
I had an option to save it for Web, ala, jpeg, gif, png, etc. Durp.
I had an option to save it for Web, ala, jpeg, gif, png, etc. Durp.
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you just answer it to your self.. awww!! T_T you try also paint for saving as.. ^_^
If the save as doesn't bring up .jpg as an option then it's probably your mode. Not all modes; ie, lab color, etc, are supported by .jpg.
However I usually prefer the save for web option because it gives a better visual and more options for keeping quality high and file size down.
However I usually prefer the save for web option because it gives a better visual and more options for keeping quality high and file size down.
MentalFrog wrote:
If the save as doesn't bring up .jpg as an option then it's probably your mode. Not all modes; ie, lab color, etc, are supported by .jpg.
However I usually prefer the save for web option because it gives a better visual and more options for keeping quality high and file size down.
However I usually prefer the save for web option because it gives a better visual and more options for keeping quality high and file size down.
The thread is a month old and the problem was solved :)
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TirithRR wrote:
MentalFrog wrote:
If the save as doesn't bring up .jpg as an option then it's probably your mode. Not all modes; ie, lab color, etc, are supported by .jpg.
However I usually prefer the save for web option because it gives a better visual and more options for keeping quality high and file size down.
However I usually prefer the save for web option because it gives a better visual and more options for keeping quality high and file size down.
The thread is a month old and the problem was solved :)
Just like all the other threads in this forum. **** off. Besides my statement is still true.
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