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Hi. I would like to change the default save format to jpg after editing a raw file. Right now psd is in there as the default and I have to go to the drop-down and choose jpg each and every time. I'd like to make jpeg the default. I used to have CS6 until I lost it due to operating system "upgrade" and it always defaulted to jpg. Thanks.
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Read the post directly above yours. That's why.
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omg I don't understand why this is so complicated! All we want to do is save a jpg we've opened as a jpg without having to deal w a drop-down menu! Like we've all been doing for more than a decade now!
By @CLCLOWER2008
Does the file currently conform to the requirements of the JPEG specification (flattened - no layers, 8 bpc, no alphas)? Do you have legacy Save As enabled in your preferences for file handling? Did Photoshop save the JPEG previously, or was the JPEG created by other software?
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It should be mentioned that ACR can directly output one or a batch of multiple raw files to various file formats, including JPEG - without having to open the images into Photoshop.
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I open a file in ACR, do my conversions, then open straight to photoshop, do more edits/crop etc. then save as. It defaults to psd.
I recently discovered that my ACR was set to open the image in photoshop as 16bits. Jpgs don't do 16bits and so photoshop won't default to jpg.
I changed my ACR to default to open my image in PS as 8 bits and now save as defaults to jpg.
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