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Jan 01, 2009 07:14 |  #1

What the heck has happend to the place command in CS4?

I have a small PNG with transparent background that has the text "(C) 2008 Tommy Jensen" that I put on all my photos. I have in CS3 created an action that use the command place to put that image on my photo.

When I got CS4 I saved the action from CS3 and imported it in CS4 and it still worked fine.

Now that the year has changed I have changed the PNG to "(C) 2009 Tommy Jensen", but now when I use the place command the image is blown up in superoversize instead of keeping the size I saved it in. If I open the image with CS4 and copy/paste it instead then the size is correct.

How do I correct this stupid blowing up behavior of the place command ?

I attached the 2 png files. Maybe its not the place command but the save for web that does something but I can't figure what the difference between the 2 png's are (beside the size difference)


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Jan 01, 2009 12:36 |  #2

One is at 300 dpi (299,999 actually :p), the other at 72...


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Jan 01, 2009 12:41 |  #3

Hmm I thougth I checked that and it is strange that has changed because I have made both from the same PSD file. I only edited the text and then saved for web when I made the new one.


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Jan 01, 2009 13:00 |  #4

Just gave it a try, and it seems "Save for web" now automatically makes the image 72dpi...


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