Missing Plugin? Photoshop CS

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Paul Revere
Apr 26, 2005
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When I want to save a converted Raw file to JPEG, I find that I have no JPEG file format Plugin.

No JPEG option in File > Save As > [List of options], and no JPEG Plugin in Applications > Photoshop > Plugins > Photoshop Only, (or anywhere else), though I have JPEG2000.

Any suggestions on where or how I could obtain the JPEG plugin?

Wasn’t it supposed to be included in Photoshop CS?

Thanks.
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Nicholas Sherlock
Apr 26, 2005
Paul Revere wrote:
When I want to save a converted Raw file to JPEG, I find that I have no JPEG file format Plugin.

No JPEG option in File > Save As > [List of options], and no JPEG Plugin in Applications > Photoshop > Plugins > Photoshop Only, (or anywhere else), though I have JPEG2000.

Any suggestions on where or how I could obtain the JPEG plugin?
Wasn’t it supposed to be included in Photoshop CS?

It is likely that your image is 16-bit, or has layers with transparency, so Photoshop is stopping you from saving in a format that doesn’t support these features.

Cheers,
Nicholas Sherlock
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harrylimey
Apr 26, 2005
"Paul Revere" wrote in message
When I want to save a converted Raw file to JPEG, I find that I have no
JPEG
file format Plugin.

No JPEG option in File > Save As > [List of options], and no JPEG Plugin
in
Applications > Photoshop > Plugins > Photoshop Only, (or anywhere else), though I have JPEG2000.

I checked out my plug-in folders and could not find a jpeg plug-in, but I still have the save as jpeg option!
Do you have the ability to save for web? – That uses the jpeg option!
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John DH
Apr 26, 2005
Flatten the image and convert it to 8 bit mode. The save as jpeg option should now be available (save an original copy in PSD first)

John D

"Paul Revere" wrote in message
When I want to save a converted Raw file to JPEG, I find that I have no
JPEG
file format Plugin.

No JPEG option in File > Save As > [List of options], and no JPEG Plugin
in
Applications > Photoshop > Plugins > Photoshop Only, (or anywhere else), though I have JPEG2000.

Any suggestions on where or how I could obtain the JPEG plugin?
Wasn’t it supposed to be included in Photoshop CS?

Thanks.

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Paul Revere
Apr 26, 2005
On Tue, 26 Apr 2005 02:38:57 -0700, John DH wrote
(in article <d4l27p$lnr$>):

Flatten the image and convert it to 8 bit mode. The save as jpeg option should now be available (save an original copy in PSD first)
John D

"Paul Revere" wrote in message
When I want to save a converted Raw file to JPEG, I find that I have no
JPEG
file format Plugin.

No JPEG option in File > Save As > [List of options], and no JPEG Plugin
in
Applications > Photoshop > Plugins > Photoshop Only, (or anywhere else), though I have JPEG2000.

Any suggestions on where or how I could obtain the JPEG plugin?
Wasn’t it supposed to be included in Photoshop CS?

Thanks.

Thanks to all who responded.

I was in 16 bit mode and changing to 8 bit did the trick.

Thanks again.
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Chris Cox
May 1, 2005
JPEG is not a plugin.
JPEG is built into Photoshop.

But if the image can’t be saved in JPEG, then JPEG won’t be on the list of available file formats.

Check the image mode and bit depth.

Chris

In article , Paul
Revere wrote:

When I want to save a converted Raw file to JPEG, I find that I have no JPEG file format Plugin.

No JPEG option in File > Save As > [List of options], and no JPEG Plugin in Applications > Photoshop > Plugins > Photoshop Only, (or anywhere else), though I have JPEG2000.

Any suggestions on where or how I could obtain the JPEG plugin?
Wasn’t it supposed to be included in Photoshop CS?

Thanks.

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