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Hi All,
I’m using CS2. I take a pile of pictures of books I’m selling, and run them through Photoshop before posting on the web. I do lens correction and color correction, then want to save as a jpg, at a "7" quality level.
After doing my corrections, File > Save As always comes up saving as a photoshop file (PSD) by default. I have to go to the dropdown list and select JPG. Once I type in the name I want, I have to set the quality level. I think it comes up at the setting I used last time I was in CS2.
Is there a way to have Photoshop do a File > Save As as a JPG by default? Further, is there a way to set the quality level to a default setting?
I know these seem like little things, but they add up time wise. (Annoyance wise, too.)
Thanks for any help,
Max
I’m using CS2. I take a pile of pictures of books I’m selling, and run them through Photoshop before posting on the web. I do lens correction and color correction, then want to save as a jpg, at a "7" quality level.
After doing my corrections, File > Save As always comes up saving as a photoshop file (PSD) by default. I have to go to the dropdown list and select JPG. Once I type in the name I want, I have to set the quality level. I think it comes up at the setting I used last time I was in CS2.
Is there a way to have Photoshop do a File > Save As as a JPG by default? Further, is there a way to set the quality level to a default setting?
I know these seem like little things, but they add up time wise. (Annoyance wise, too.)
Thanks for any help,
Max
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