How to keep Jpeg formats?

[perw55290290]

When I crop a jpg image its automatically becomes a PS format. How do I shange the settings so JPEG image always stay as JPEG?

[Trevor.Dennis]

[perw55290290]

OK thanks, so where can find this "Deleted Cropped Pixels" box

[perw55290290]

I mean... I open a high resulotion jpeg in PS and crop, edit and save... but its will be saved in PS format. I whant to keep the same format jpeg. Its work in my old PS5

[c.pfaffenbichler]

Trevor.Dennis already pointed out the source of the issue (jpg cannot have but a background layer and that Crop Tool setting changes it  to a normal layer) but with regard to image degradation re-saving jpgs does not exactly seem advisable.

[perw55290290]

I mean... I open a high resulotion jpeg in PS and crop, edit and save... but its will be saved in PS format. I whant to keep the same format jpeg. Its work in my old PS5

[Nancy OShea]

Hit SaveAs JPG

[perw55290290]

It not working because jpeg is not in the list.

I edit 50-100 Pictures when I shot sportevent and I just want the same format as I open

Its worked whit PS5 in my old computer

[Nancy OShea]

File > SaveAs.  Select List on Win10, 64-bit.  See screenshot.

[Trevor.Dennis]

perw55290290 wrote:

It not working because jpeg is not in the list.

Sorry for the obvious question, but do you have any conditions that would preclude saving to JPG?  Even if you did have layers, Paths, saved selections (Alpha channels) were in 16bit mode, etc. JPG should still be there as an option in the drop down list.  We can see you are not in Lab mode, which will not save to JPG. 

If, after another look at it, you are still stuck, maybe a _full_ screen shot of your image and workspace, showing the layers and history panels might put some light on it.

[josephlavine]

"I mean... I open a high resulotion jpeg in PS and crop, edit and save... but its will be saved in PS format. I whant to keep the same format jpeg. Its work in my old PS5"

What are you doing during the "edit" stage?  The cropping and deleting pixels has been addressed, but I am curious what else you might be doing to make saving as a JPEG not possible.

[Randy Hufford]

what version PS?

[Test Screen Name]

Don't forget to try Save A Copy. Your diagnosis of "converts to PS format" is understandable but conetely wrong.

[perw55290290]

The problem is solved. Thanks for the support

Pw

[italosan]

Hi perw55290290,
looking at your image seems you're working with more than 1 level. Indeed "Lager 0" clearly states this. So simply after your crop go in the "Layer" menu and choose "Flatten Image". Then save as jpg.

Cheers