Photoshop Tiff / Jpeg question

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nk
Apr 10, 2005
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I converted a canon raw file to tiff. I opened the tiff file in Photoshop and went to save the file as a jpeg, but I did not see that option in Photoshop CS.

If I open a jpeg file in Photoshop, I can save it as a jpeg.

I opened the tiff file in Photoshop Elements and I can save it as jpeg, but I can not do it in Photoshop.

I don’t understand why I can not save the tiff as a jpeg in Photoshop.

Am I doing something wrong, or did I miss a setup somewhere?

Thanks.

Nath Kaplan

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Jim
Apr 11, 2005
"nk" wrote in message
I converted a canon raw file to tiff. I opened the tiff file in Photoshop
and
went to save the file as a jpeg, but I did not see that option in
Photoshop CS.
If I open a jpeg file in Photoshop, I can save it as a jpeg.
I opened the tiff file in Photoshop Elements and I can save it as jpeg,
but I
can not do it in Photoshop.

I don’t understand why I can not save the tiff as a jpeg in Photoshop.
Am I doing something wrong, or did I miss a setup somewhere?
You didn’t convert the tiff to 8 bit first.
Jim
Thanks.

Nath Kaplan
J
Jan
Apr 12, 2005
Jim wrote:
"nk" wrote in message

I converted a canon raw file to tiff. I opened the tiff file in Photoshop

and

went to save the file as a jpeg, but I did not see that option in

Photoshop CS.

If I open a jpeg file in Photoshop, I can save it as a jpeg.
I opened the tiff file in Photoshop Elements and I can save it as jpeg,

but I

can not do it in Photoshop.

I don’t understand why I can not save the tiff as a jpeg in Photoshop.
Am I doing something wrong, or did I miss a setup somewhere?

You didn’t convert the tiff to 8 bit first.
Jim

Thanks.

Nath Kaplan

Suggestion: Get and read Ben Willmore’s book "Photoshop CS Studio". It explains a lot.

JPEGs will not save layers. Only psd, pdf and tiff will. Perhaps you need to flatten the layers first if you want to save as a jpeg. However, just to be safe you may want to first resave as a tiff or psd.

Jan

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