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Dec 27, 2008 14:42 |  #1

After I process a photo in lightroom I save it as a .psd to preserve the photo. I then open it in photoshop and resize etc... to it.
When I want to save a .jpg of it it wont let me if I got to Save As, I have to go to Save for web.
Why wont it let me select .jpg when I go to Save As?
when i save it in save for web it takes out the exif data
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Dec 27, 2008 14:57 |  #2

16bpc.
convert to 8bpc.


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Dec 27, 2008 15:50 |  #3

that worked. thanks


what advantage is there to saving the .psd as 16bit vs. 8bit?


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Dec 27, 2008 19:22 |  #4

RyanM wrote in post #6953537 (external link)
that worked. thanks


what advantage is there to saving the .psd as 16bit vs. 8bit?

You get to "save as" .jpg


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Dec 28, 2008 02:27 |  #5

RyanM wrote in post #6953537 (external link)
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what advantage is there to saving the .psd as 16bit vs. 8bit?

There is some loss of information when converting a file from 16-bit to 8-bit. If you're continuing to do some heavy editing of a shot, it's best to leave as 16-bit for as long as possible. For most users, most of the time, the difference is likely to be small. There is a difference, however, and if the data is there, and your system can handle it, I figure you might as well take advantage of it.


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Dec 28, 2008 12:41 |  #6

Also, since you mention LR, you're probably using ProPhotoRGB. That should *only* be used in 16bpc.

When saving as a jpg, do the following:

  • Save the .psd
  • flatten image
  • convert to sRGB
  • convert to 8bpc
  • save as a jpg


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