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Feb 07, 2006 00:44 |  #1

Hey everyone, Im having some trouble trying to save one of my images in a jpeg format so i can share it with you guys on the web. Here's the deal...I tossed out the color info with grayscale and then turned it into a tritone image. Going image>mode>duotone and then i added a tritone. Then I combined that image and another one together but i can only save it as a psd. I want a jpeg copy for viewing purposes and sharing on the web. If anyone knows what the deal is please help me out! Thanks


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Feb 07, 2006 00:52 |  #2

Having done all you've done, convert the image back to RGB mode, 8 bits per channel. Then, save as jpeg.

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Feb 07, 2006 01:03 |  #3

how do i go about that? thanks


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Feb 07, 2006 01:22 |  #4

i figured it out! thanks for the help


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Feb 07, 2006 14:19 |  #5

You're welcome!

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