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jordang74456589
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December 11, 2022
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2023 Update with saving images PS

  • December 11, 2022
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Hi, 


I'm hoping someone can tell me why jpg is not the standard saving anymore after the update in Photoshop 2023 24.01? Is there a setting I need to fix so that jpf isn't the default? Thanks for any help.

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    NB, colourmanagement
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    NB, colourmanagementCommunity Expert
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    December 13, 2022

    As Derek described - you'll want to select the legacy save as preference option

     

     

    I hope this helps
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    Derek Cross
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    Derek CrossCommunity Expert
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    December 11, 2022

    Use Save a Copy or change it back to the old system in Preferences under the File Handling tab.

    This useful YouTube tutorial explains the reason for the change and the various options available:
    https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5CS_oieQL7c&t=61s

     

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      jordang74456589Author
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      December 13, 2022

      Hi, 
      Thank you. I don't see how to change the settings back though... What should be clicked? I don't see an option for jpg vs jpf.

      Derek Cross
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      Derek CrossCommunity Expert
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      December 13, 2022

      Change it in Preferences. See the screen shot I posted. (Not jpf.)

      Ged_Traynor
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      Ged_TraynorCommunity Expert
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      December 11, 2022

      Moved to the Photoshop ecosystem forum from Using the Community

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