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December 23rd 04, 08:24 AM
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Photoshop and JPEG
When I use Photoshop CS, and use the camera raw plugin, I cannot save
the images to jpeg. Is this normal or is there a way to solve this? regards, 
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December 23rd 04, 10:24 AM
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"Dr. Rufus" wrote in message ... When I use Photoshop CS, and use the camera raw plugin, I cannot save the images to jpeg. Is this normal or is there a way to solve this? Yup. Image/Mode/8bits per channel. Basically, your RAW images come into PS at 16 bts per channel (although they may have less real data than this) and jpg is 8bit per channel. I convert to 8bits and then sharpen before saving the jpg for printing.
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December 23rd 04, 12:48 PM
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Dr. Rufus wrote:
When I use Photoshop CS, and use the camera raw plugin, I cannot save the images to jpeg. Make sure you flatten the image. Rosita
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December 23rd 04, 01:56 PM
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"HRosita" wrote in message ... Dr. Rufus wrote: When I use Photoshop CS, and use the camera raw plugin, I cannot save the images to jpeg. Make sure you flatten the image. Rosita Don't you have to convert the image to 8-bit first? My D100 IS 8-bit, so it isn't a problem, but my D70 is 16-bit. Tom
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December 23rd 04, 01:56 PM
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"HRosita" wrote in message ... Dr. Rufus wrote: When I use Photoshop CS, and use the camera raw plugin, I cannot save the images to jpeg. Make sure you flatten the image. Rosita Don't you have to convert the image to 8-bit first? My D100 IS 8-bit, so it isn't a problem, but my D70 is 16-bit. Tom
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December 23rd 04, 02:17 PM
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"Tom Scales" wrote in message ... "HRosita" wrote in message ... Dr. Rufus wrote: When I use Photoshop CS, and use the camera raw plugin, I cannot save the images to jpeg. Make sure you flatten the image. Rosita Don't you have to convert the image to 8-bit first? My D100 IS 8-bit, so it isn't a problem, but my D70 is 16-bit. Tom My D100 is 16 bit. How can yours be 8 bit? KB
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December 23rd 04, 02:17 PM
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"Tom Scales" wrote in message ... "HRosita" wrote in message ... Dr. Rufus wrote: When I use Photoshop CS, and use the camera raw plugin, I cannot save the images to jpeg. Make sure you flatten the image. Rosita Don't you have to convert the image to 8-bit first? My D100 IS 8-bit, so it isn't a problem, but my D70 is 16-bit. Tom My D100 is 16 bit. How can yours be 8 bit? KB
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#8
December 23rd 04, 02:24 PM
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"Ken Burns" wrote in message ink.net... "Tom Scales" wrote in message ... "HRosita" wrote in message ... Dr. Rufus wrote: When I use Photoshop CS, and use the camera raw plugin, I cannot save the images to jpeg. Make sure you flatten the image. Rosita Don't you have to convert the image to 8-bit first? My D100 IS 8-bit, so it isn't a problem, but my D70 is 16-bit. Tom My D100 is 16 bit. How can yours be 8 bit? KB When the RAW plug-in brings them in, they come in 8-bit. Don't know why.
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#9
December 23rd 04, 03:20 PM
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The RAW converter in PSCS is configurable between the two.
When the RAW plug-in brings them in, they come in 8-bit. Don't know why.
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