You need to flatten the image to save as JPG.
Save a copy of your image as a Tiff or PSD and then flatten and save as jpg.
This will keep your layers file intact and allow you to use the jpg for other purposes.
Greg Groess
greg@curvemeister.com
greg@curvemeister.com
From: athomemom56 <countrymama24@aol.com>
To: photoshop-beginners@yahoogroups.com
Sent: Friday, September 30, 2011 9:11 AM
Subject: [photoshop-beginners] Saving File For Processing...Help
Good Morning Everyone,
I am learning PS on my own for right now. I am hiring a personal tutor to help me starting next week. In the meantime, I am going to learn things on my own also. I played around with taking a face out of one image and placing it in another, couldn't find a lot of good vidos on that one, if you know of some let me know. Now, I want to print that photo at a local store like Target etc. just to see how it looks. How do I save it. When I initially save it, it says .tif, shouldn't it be saved as jpeg for processing???
When I did a "file" "save as" "jpeg", the save box popped up and there is a yellow triangular box with an exclamation point in the middle...I took this as some type of warning that something is wrong, also I am wondering: Since I changed the faces, and there is a layer, and a background, which do I select when saving? I googled instructions, but it's very confusing. Any help would be appreciated.
Thanks,
Barbra
I am learning PS on my own for right now. I am hiring a personal tutor to help me starting next week. In the meantime, I am going to learn things on my own also. I played around with taking a face out of one image and placing it in another, couldn't find a lot of good vidos on that one, if you know of some let me know. Now, I want to print that photo at a local store like Target etc. just to see how it looks. How do I save it. When I initially save it, it says .tif, shouldn't it be saved as jpeg for processing???
When I did a "file" "save as" "jpeg", the save box popped up and there is a yellow triangular box with an exclamation point in the middle...I took this as some type of warning that something is wrong, also I am wondering: Since I changed the faces, and there is a layer, and a background, which do I select when saving? I googled instructions, but it's very confusing. Any help would be appreciated.
Thanks,
Barbra
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