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hi – new to this forum, so i’m sorry if this is as dumb as it might be…
I design publicity as a volunteer for a non-profit & i’m trying to save out a tiff (& a jpeg, to email as a rough proof) of an image i’ve converted to tritone in PSCS (to create a sepia effect from a grayscale original). i haven’t used tritones before now…
only being offered a few file formats in the save as dialog (psd, pdd, eps, pdf, pdp, & raw). is this because only these formats support tritone, and if not, is there any reason why only these formats are being offered?
I reset my preferences but no change. the grayscale original comes up with all the usual options to save as (psd, tif, jpeg, etc.).
converting to rgb messes up the colors, which is no good. if i have to convert the color mode, any suggestions how i can get a tiff with the colors unchanged? (color management is not my strong point…)
once again, sorry if this is dumb, but i did try to find answers in PSCS Help and elsewhere before bothering you guys with this, but came up a blank.
I design publicity as a volunteer for a non-profit & i’m trying to save out a tiff (& a jpeg, to email as a rough proof) of an image i’ve converted to tritone in PSCS (to create a sepia effect from a grayscale original). i haven’t used tritones before now…
only being offered a few file formats in the save as dialog (psd, pdd, eps, pdf, pdp, & raw). is this because only these formats support tritone, and if not, is there any reason why only these formats are being offered?
I reset my preferences but no change. the grayscale original comes up with all the usual options to save as (psd, tif, jpeg, etc.).
converting to rgb messes up the colors, which is no good. if i have to convert the color mode, any suggestions how i can get a tiff with the colors unchanged? (color management is not my strong point…)
once again, sorry if this is dumb, but i did try to find answers in PSCS Help and elsewhere before bothering you guys with this, but came up a blank.
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