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Hi all.
I am, obviously, new to this world. I have done a little photography/photoshop work for a local artist. I have about 50 images that I have taken, cleaned up, removed the backgrounds and I am now ready to present the customer with a CD and contact sheets. When I took the images, I shot them in RAW format, and after PS’ing them, they are now saved as .psd files with maximum compatibility. The original images are around 5MB each, and the photoshop images are 20-30MB each.
Is there an accepted format that I should present to the customer? Should I resave them all as .tif files, or .jpg? The final destination of these images will be both for the web, and for print.
Any help or advice is welcome.
Thank you,
Tim
I am, obviously, new to this world. I have done a little photography/photoshop work for a local artist. I have about 50 images that I have taken, cleaned up, removed the backgrounds and I am now ready to present the customer with a CD and contact sheets. When I took the images, I shot them in RAW format, and after PS’ing them, they are now saved as .psd files with maximum compatibility. The original images are around 5MB each, and the photoshop images are 20-30MB each.
Is there an accepted format that I should present to the customer? Should I resave them all as .tif files, or .jpg? The final destination of these images will be both for the web, and for print.
Any help or advice is welcome.
Thank you,
Tim
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