No JPEG option in the File>Save AS menu

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Comeaux__V
May 15, 2005
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Folks,

Anyone missing the JPEG file option …. while in Photoshop, using the File>Save As option. I do not have this option available to me … any thoughts?

Vern
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Comeaux__V
May 15, 2005
Photoshop CS2 is the version .. sorry
RK
Rob_Keijzer
May 15, 2005
Are you in 8-bit/ch mode?
Rob
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The_Rock
May 15, 2005
You are the man … I was contemplating a reinstall of the suite CS2 ….. but I was in 16 bit and when I changed to 8bit mode .. the jpeg option is available.

Question to continue to increase my knowledge of Photoshop CS2 …. you can save jpeg in 16 bit if you do it from the raw file editor utility within Photoshop … why doesn’t it show up in the file>save as … while in 16bit … thanks

Vern

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Are you in 8-bit/ch mode?
Rob
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Dana_Gartenlaub
May 15, 2005
😉

Jpegs don’t work in 16 bit. You’ll need to change to 8 bit mode.

The less bit/ching the better, I say!
AT
Apple_Tom
May 15, 2005
Having your mode set to ‘indexed color’ or ‘lab color’ will also prevent images from being able to be saved as jpeg files.
DM
dave_milbut
May 15, 2005
and no layers.
RK
Rob_Keijzer
May 15, 2005
And 8 bits per channel.
TR
The_Rock
May 16, 2005
You can manipulate a file and save it as a 16bit file and still get a JPEG …. two ways to do it …

1) In adobe bridge .. select the 16bit file go to
tools>photoshop>image processing>jpeg

2) In photoshop
choose the 16bit file go to
file>save for web>jpeg

Regards,
Vern

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😉

Jpegs don’t work in 16 bit. You’ll need to change to 8 bit mode.
The less bit/ching the better, I say!
MD
Michael_D_Sullivan
May 17, 2005
You can have layers in the image being saved as JPEG; they will be flattened in the saved JPEG file.

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