Why can't we save a file in JPEG format in Adobe Photoshop CS4, other than having to go for 'Save As' option and work in 8 bits channel? I find it pretty odd for an image editting software to not allow file saving in a format that people mostly used for saving their editted images. Does anybody has a logical explanation for this?
After spending Saturday afternoon working in front of CS4 and used Digital Photographer and Digital Camera magazines as guides, I managed to do this:
After spending Saturday afternoon working in front of CS4 and used Digital Photographer and Digital Camera magazines as guides, I managed to do this:
Before.
After.
It would definitely take me more than 30-days of trial to figure out the whole CS4 but until then, I shall make full use of it as a temporary replacement to the more practical although far less tooled, PhotoFiltre. When a friend came over for a cuppa that afternoon, I decided to continue my CS4 tutorial until this coming weekend. I am far too busy to spend week nights on my laptop these days.
Did I tell you that I have started my marathon training?
3 comments:
Hubby get CS4 software for me like last year. Did that, experiment this and done that...and yet, my knowledge of CS4 only gained 15% (at least!) after spend 5-6 mths on and off ..hehe..probably tats the reason why ;)..i need more 'me-time' with my CS4!
hi flo,im just found it interesting though when it comes to cs4,its pretty tricky for me as a graphic student even though its a same thing.im usually use cs3 when im gonna do some work cause its a lot easier to use and to save the work,and its easy to save it into jpeg.have to admit my lecturer tends to tell us to save it into a format like tiff etc. cause they say the quality is a lot more nicer then jpeg.but who cares ,jpeg isnt tricky to open & to view.anyway,good luck on ur tutorial.i tend to learn a lot by myself from the online tutorial,which is including the video.:) have a nice day,sorry for my bad eng!!
Hi Charlene,
I love experimenting with photo editing softwares although I still feel guilty about 'cheating' a little bit! Don't we all love nice pretty pictures? :-)
It does take time to learn about the whole software. I would have used the phrase 'what's the rush' if I didn't have this trial version! :-P
Thanks for dropping by Anon,
The experts did come with a summary of a better photoshop version when accessing CS3. Of course being a much simpler version helps! Hmmm... I do wonder how much they differ from each other.
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