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I’ve saved thousands of JPEGs in Photoshop over the years, almost always using the Save For Web dialog since that was introduced. On rare occasion I would use the JPEG format choice from the Save Dialog but not often. Today I was modifying a couple of JPEGs used for material mapping on OBJ files. I wasn’t using the OBJ models in Photoshop just opening and modifying jpegs. On two of the files when I saved my changes the changes were saved without any further dialog. It seems to me that always in the past when I re-saved a JPEG there would always be a dialog to for the compression level and other encoding choices. Today the files were just saved without the extra dialog.
I like this saving JPEGs without making copies and the extra dialog as it saves a number of extra steps. I do wonder if this is a new feature of CS4 or whether it existed before and I’d just never run into it. Then I wonder if this is some selected setting of the JPEG dialog when they were first saved.
Signed,
Baffled in Santa Cruz
I like this saving JPEGs without making copies and the extra dialog as it saves a number of extra steps. I do wonder if this is a new feature of CS4 or whether it existed before and I’d just never run into it. Then I wonder if this is some selected setting of the JPEG dialog when they were first saved.
Signed,
Baffled in Santa Cruz
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