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Hi all,
I’ve run into a spontaneous problem with Photoshop CS2 in relation to opening my Nikon raw/NEF images. Whenever I open my raw images, the pixel dimensions are enlarged from 3008×2000 to 6144×4085, and the image file size is increased proportionately. The DPI of 240 remains the same.
I’ve no idea what has caused this problem and have even tried reinstalling Photoshop to no avail.
Also, when doing post production work on raw images, I open them up directly into Photoshop, as opposed to the Camera Raw program that is built in. I do this by holding the shift key and highlighting the respective images and double clicking on them. I would appreciate to know another way of doing this, or if there is a way to do this by default.
If anyone could help me out with this I would greatly appreciate this, as when I open up the images, because of the size increase, it loads for that much longer and I have to edit the image properties of each and every image I work with manually, decreasing my workflow.
Many thanks
Ryan
I’ve run into a spontaneous problem with Photoshop CS2 in relation to opening my Nikon raw/NEF images. Whenever I open my raw images, the pixel dimensions are enlarged from 3008×2000 to 6144×4085, and the image file size is increased proportionately. The DPI of 240 remains the same.
I’ve no idea what has caused this problem and have even tried reinstalling Photoshop to no avail.
Also, when doing post production work on raw images, I open them up directly into Photoshop, as opposed to the Camera Raw program that is built in. I do this by holding the shift key and highlighting the respective images and double clicking on them. I would appreciate to know another way of doing this, or if there is a way to do this by default.
If anyone could help me out with this I would greatly appreciate this, as when I open up the images, because of the size increase, it loads for that much longer and I have to edit the image properties of each and every image I work with manually, decreasing my workflow.
Many thanks
Ryan
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