AUT.JPG

I am getting AUT.JPG as a file name format. I can see some of these picture as a thumbnail but not all of them. When I try to view them it gives me a red screen with a message "unsupported image format" I use Projects and Albums to sort my pics. What is this format?

Not sure what u mean by reference All the pictures I have say the pictures do not use references when I try to manage references in the file drop down menu. Pics with and without issues
The pictures are in the aperture library that the program referse to in the preferences.
but same as in the program when I try to open some, I get the unsupported format message
I've always let aperture manage where the pictures are stored
Tks for tip on changing version name that's easier
yes on the aut,jpg. some files say .........aut.jpg but I really don't care about those out of 11,000 pics there's only 15 of those. all of them are taken the same day.
I am more concerns about the ones I can't open

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JPG ou EPS pour ma Photothèque?

Bonjour à tous !
je suis actuellement infographiste en cdi dans une petite entreprise dpuis maintenant 5 ans.
mes tâches vont de création de charte graphique, packaging (conception de l'emballage de nos produits...) catalogue, flyer, pub, e-mailing et j'en passe.....
quand je suis arrivé dans cette société, c'etait pour filer un coup de main à l'ancien infographiste qui travaillai pour eux.
il etait en free lance mais disposait d'un poste sur place.
il à donc commencer à se munir d'une grosse photothèque et autre ressource dont il avait besoin.
cela fait maintenant 4 ans que je l'ai remplacer intégralement.
Il travaillai ainsi :
pour chaque visuels, il travaillai avec une version EPS (300 dpi) pour tout travaux en print
et une version JPG (72dpi) pour le web
"j'ajoute que 80% de mes travaux se passent sur indesign"
mais maintenant je me pose la question si un changement ne peut pas se faire.
Mon objectif :
dans un soucis de performance matériel et de gain de place, je songe à passer ma photothèque en JPG (300dpi) pour le print et garder toujours ma version JPG (72dpi) pour le web.
il est vrai que j'ai un apriorie sur le format JPG (cela etait peut être valable il y a 10 ans, mais maintenant? )
Donc voila, en gros ma question est :
je voudrai passer ma photothèque qui est en EPS en JPG.
Le tout pour des travaux en Print principalement en haute def.
Je voulai vous posez la questione si ça en vaut le coup
et si je ne risque rien en therme de qualité.
Merci beaucoup à tous

Bonjour,
ce sont effectivement de bonnes questions car ces méthodes datent du siècle dernier.
- L'utilisation du format EPS pour les images matricielles (non-vectorielles) est à proscrire. Au début de la PAO son utilisation se justifiait parce-que c'était le seul format qui permettait de récupérer un détourage dans XPress, mais depuis XPress 3.3 cela n'est plus vrai (c'est-à-dire depuis environ 20 ans…).
Quand à savoir pourquoi l'EPS est à proscrire, les réponses sont là (page 11) : http://www.branislavmilic.com/indesign/formations/didacticiels-video/indesign-cs2-memento- entree-sortie/indesign-cs2-memento-entree-sortie.pdf
J'y ajouterai que les fichiers EPS ont aussi comme défaut d'être toujours plus lourds que les TIFF, et qu'ils sont 4 fois plus longs à flasher/ripper que ces mêmes TIFF (une image EPS est envoyée en entier pour chaque plaque/film CMJN, alors qu'une image TIFF est envoyée plaque par plaque, à la demande).
- La résolution des images que l'on fixe avec Photoshop est aussi une considération qui date de l'antiquité, du temps ou l'incontournable (parce-que sans concurrent) XPress ne donnait pas l'information directement.
La seule chose qui compte vraiment c'est le nombre de pixels de l'image.
Une image de 3000x2000 pixels dont la résolution a été fixée à 72 ppp dans Photoshop est pleinement utilisable dans une mise en page : dans InDesign il suffit de la réduire à 24% pour obtenir une résolution de 300 ppp.
Ce que confirme la palette "Informations" de InDesign (PPP effectifs).
De la même façon : agrandir une image dont la résolution a été fixée à 300 ppp dans la mise en page diminuera d'autant sa résolution effective.
C'est exactement la même chose que de modifier la résolution avec Photoshop sans ré-échantillonnage, il est donc inutile de perdre du temps avec Photoshop pour ce genre de modifications.
- Les algorithmes de compression du format JPEG n'ont pas changé depuis sa création, ils provoquent toujours une dégradation irréversible de l'image.
Ce qu'il faut savoir c'est qu'en qualité maximale ces dégrations sont imperceptibles à l'œil nu et que le gain de poids des images est quand meme considérable comparé aux formats de compression non-destructifs (LZW, ZIP) ou à pas de compression du tout.
Le danger du JPEG c'est la re-compression en JPEG : dans ce format chaque enregistrement provoque un re-calcul de tous les pixels et de nouvelles dégradations irréversibles qui se cumulent.
Ce qui en fait un excellent format de stockage et de diffusion, et un très mauvais format de travail.
Donc typiquement : si on importe des images en JPEG dans une mise en page on optera pour la compression ZIP des images lors de la conversion en PDF.
Cette méthode permet d'optimiser l'espace disque nécessaire à la photothèque mais donne des PDF plus lourds.
A l'inverse, si on importe des images en TIFF compressées en ZIP, en LZW, ou non compressées dans une mise en page on pourra sans hésiter utiliser la compression JPEG qualité maxi pour les images lors de la conversion en PDF.
Cette méthode est à préférer si on veut obtenir des PDF plus légers.
Ceci vaut pour des PDF "prépresse" en haute déf. Pour une diffusion "écran" on peut bien entendu diminuer la qualité de compression et la résolution.
PS : même si Photoshop le permet c'est toujours une mauvaise d'enregistrer des images CMJN en JPEG. La gestion colorimétrique est en service minimum et les algorithmes utilisés ne sont pas du tout adapté au CMJN, ce qui occasionne un gain de poids beaucoup moins intéressant qui ne justifie pas forcément les inévitables dégradations…
Pour les images CMJN il faut préférer le format TIFF (en compression ZIP, non-destructive et toujours plus efficace que l'antique LZW).

My LR 4 suddenly no longer recognized my memory cards. I am using the same cards and cameras but consisitently get the error message:"files not imported because the files could not be read. they are jpg and nef files...I am stuck without my workhorse! Any

My LR 4 suddenly no longer recognized my memory cards. I am using the same cards and cameras but consisitently get the error message:"files not imported because the files could not be read. they are jpg and nef files...I am stuck without my workhorse! Any advice is helpful. This has never happened in 6 years

answered in your other thread LR 4 suddenly no longer recognizes files.

I restared my Iphone 4s and now my photos are just grey with JPG in it. How do i get my photos back?

I restared my Iphone 4s and now my photo's are gone. They are just grey with JPG in it.
How do i get my photo's back? And why are they grey?
Any help would be nice.
Thank you.

Restarting your phone doesn't cause it to grey out.
Were you restoring from an icloud backup? IF so, it does take awhile for pictures to download.

I am suddenly having a problem when trying to open a .tif file in Adobe bridge. The picture opens in firefox. It never did this before. How do I get my .tif and .jpg files to open in bridge?

I open Photoshop cs5 version of bridge. Go to a folder that contains photos in .tif, ljpg, etc. file types. When I click on a .tif or .jpg file that I want to open in the raw window of bridge (which it has done for the past year) in opens instead in firefox. How do I stop this from happening????

It sounds like a problem with Photoshop rather than with Firefox. I suggest posting it on their forum @ http://forums.adobe.com/community/photoshop

How to open multiple jpgs in Adobe Camera Raw PSE 9 Mac

I am using Adobe Elements 9 on a Mac. I can open a single jpeg file in ACR with the file open command. There is no "Open As" in my version, probably because this is the Mac version. But, there is an additional dialog which allows me to open the jpeg file and select "Camera Raw" as the type. This opens the jpg in the raw editor.
But, when I select multiple files to open, the type dialog vanishes. Rather than opening the files in ACR, they are stacked in the main editor. I don't have this problem opening multiple dng files - just multiple jpg files. Multiple jpg files will not open in ACR.
I then went to the organizer, which replaced Bridge? In Bridge, I read there is a command to open multiple files in ACR or use the cmd-R. However, I am not seeing an open in ACR command in the organizer, just open in editor. Opening multiple jpg files in the organizer stacks them into the editor, not ACR. And, typing cmd-R brings up Red Eye reduction, not Raw Editing.
Is there a trick to this which I am missing?

Thanks Terry! I’ve been using this for a few years and settled on the somewhat more flexible approach… As you mentioned, Bridge offers an explicit command to open a JPEG or TIFF in Camera Raw, which I do, but then with a press of Shift I can open that JPEG as a smart object and revisit CR controls for further adjustment at any time later in the process.

Photoshop cs4 color changes after I save it from psd to jpg

I have used cs2 for years and just got cs4 and I always work on my pictures in raw then save them as psd then open them in photoshop and work on them and save as jpg for printing.
I can't seem to be able to do how I used to.
I open the picturte in raw and fix the color until it looks good, then open it in photoshop and it still looks good and I save it as jpg then the whole thing goes down hill here I view it in Windows live gallery and the color is all off, its way over concentrated and looks red and jsut way different then it did in photoshop and thats how it prints too.
Any idea what it can be?
Why soon as I save it as jpg the image looks so different.
Please help, I'm working on clients pictures and don't seem to be able to save them so they are right.

okay I see that this is getting little more complicated.
So now I see it isn't anything with windows.
I do edit the picture in raw and it looks good and save it as psd then when I open it in photoshop it looks right and if I select view-proof colors then it comes out with that crazy color as it will look after I save it.
So going from raw where i edit it looks good then after I save it even if I save it there as jpg and open on photoshop it alway changes when it is checked on proof color.
Is anyone on here that know whay this is happening? how do I make the pictures stay the same after I edit them in raw?

CS2 & Vista error when saving JPG

Not sure its a VIsta thing
WHen I go to save a 8bit RGB file as a JPG, I get an error that says "could not complete your request because of a program error."
Its been working fine til today.
Any help??
George

I'm having the exact same problem as the original poster. If I create a new file and save as JPG, it works fine. The file I'm trying to save as JPG also works fine if I do "Save for Web" instead of "Save AS" and select JPG as the format. I can save it as TIFF too. Only when I try to save the file as JPG, embedding the profile (and the meta data that came from LightRoom) do I get this error.
I'm also running CS2 under Vista, in my case Vista 64. Yes, I know I should upgrade to CS4. :-)

Video taken and transferred to my macbook pro can not be viewed-it is in AVI and jpg format what can I do

I have video taken on a flip camera and transferred to my MacBook Pro. the files are in AVI format when I click on them to view they turn to jpg. I can not view them.

Get this:
http://www.videolan.org/vlc/download-macosx.html

Unable to open JPG file, getting "unknown or invalid JPEG marker was found", help needed

Info:
MS Windows 7 Home Premium 64-bit SP1
Adobe Photoshop 64bit CS5 etxended (Version 12.0 x64)
So downloaded some JPG files from the web and trying to use some of them as wallpapers. I am able to open them in Windows viewer and some other prgrams but they are the wrong size for my screen so I wanted to change the resolution and opened them into CS5 and sound that some of them would not open. I am getting the following error "Could not complete your request because an unknown or invalid JPEG marker was found" and yet there does not seem to be anything I can do to resolve this to open them into CS5.
Any thoughts or advice?

Open them into another viewer, copy, then FIle-New in Photoshop and Paste.
Photoshop is picky and a file that does not properly follow the JPEG standards could cause this kind of problem. Other apps are sometimes more forgiving.
-Noel

Unable to import jpg file: Error: This file is in an unrecognized format.

I have an iMac 2009 with Mavericks 10.9.3 and iPhoto 11 (v 9.5.1) and am getting an error message trying to load 1000 .jpg photos from ScanCafe. The error message is: this file is in an unrecognized format.
I have tried the following but am still unsuccesful:
1) Upgraded all software
2) Disk Utility repair permissions.
3) Rebooted system.
4) Deleted com.apple.iPhoto plist files.
4) Tried to import the photos into a new test library within iphoto.
Interestingly, my son's MacBook is able to load the photos into iphoto. His ancient laptop is using Mountain Lion 10.8.5 and the same iPhoto 11 (9.5.1). I have also tried to upload the file from his computer to mine, but the same "unrecognized format" error is received.
Does anyone have any suggestion

That's a problem with the format of the photos sent to you by ScanCafe. The original poster in this topic contacted ScanCafe and had new disks sent to him which solved the problem:
Re: ScanCafe jpeg photo file unrecognized format in iPhoto, not Preview
I suggest you contact Carl at ScanCafe and get replacement disks with correctly formatted files.
OT

My .jpg's have ALL suddenly been converted to .pdf's and I am unable to open them

Using Windows 8.1, when I went to view some jpg's earlier today, I found they now show as "Adobe Acrobat Documents." When I try to open one, I get the error message that they are jpg's and Adobe is unable to open a jpg.???

And it was easy -- once I went to "Properties" in Windows Explorer. That was the tough part -- finding where to make the change.
Thank you for your help.
Bob Slone
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created by ~graffiti in Adobe Reader - View the full discussionEasy enough to fix. You need to change your system file associations to whatever program you used in the past to open .jpg files. Here's how -
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Lightroom won't import a folder of jpg's

I tried to import a folder of jpgs on my Mac. It successfully imported about 175 and then just stopped (but I've got about 5,000+ photos). It will no longer import a single photo. How do I find the offending photo so I can resume my imports. I told it to move photos so all photos left in the folder are new to Lightroom. If I deselect the first photo and try to import the rest.. I get the same problem. Thanks.

Thanks Dorin!!
you were correct! I didn't notice the rather hard to see icon on the one image shown which is displayed when a group of images are stacked together.
Simply unstacking the stack resulted in LR displaying all 1000+ images that were in the stack. How they got put into a stack in the first palce remains a mystery.
Ron

How to insert a JPG image in a column of type "image" in sql server 7.0 ??

hi all,
I have a table with 2 columns.
First col is of "Name" and second col is of type "image" .
I am using sql server 7.0 on window 2000.
now i have created table. I want to insert a jpg/gif image in its 2nd column.
How can i do so ? and how i can i read the image object after insertion ?
I am using 2nd col of type "image" and NOT Binary or varBinary.
Any idea will be highly appreciated.
Thanks in advance.
AlwaysJava

hi all,
I have a table with 2 columns.
First col is of "Name" and second col is of type
"image" .
I am using sql server 7.0 on window 2000.
now i have created table. I want to insert a jpg/gif
image in its 2nd column.
How can i do so ? and how i can i read the image
object after insertion ?
I am using 2nd col of type "image" and NOT Binary or
varBinary.
Any idea will be highly appreciated.
Thanks in advance.
AlwaysJavaHi,
Below are some excerpts from my program.. which was doing image insertions and retrievals also.. I have included the image insertion and retrieval portion.. retrieval can be done in more than one ways.. one of them is given.. for very large images, u can read chunks of data from the input stream and write it to the disk. for smaller ones , the given methods work very well..
I tested the program with jdk1.4.0 and aveConnect3.0 driver. on an
SQL server 7 machine from my box running windows 2000... and it worked..
Im not still sure if this is the optimised way.. there can be other more optimised methods..
hope this clears your problem..
cheers,
-Jer
    Connection conn = null;
    Statement stmt = null;
    ResultSet rst = null;
    PreparedStatement pstmt = null;
    FileInputStream fis = null;
    FileOutputStream fop = null;
    File file = null;
    InputStream is = null;
    String createtable = "Create table testtable (name varchar(32),_image image)";
    String inserttable = "Insert into testtable values (?,?)";
    String retrievetable = "Select _image from testtable";
    String droptable = "Drop table testtable";
    String url = "jdbc:AvenirDriver://CodeServer:1433/test";
    conn = DriverManager.getConnection(url,"test","test");
//Create the table
    stmt = conn.createStatement();
    stmt.execute(createtable);
//Insert the file into the table
    file = new File("input.gif");
    fis = new FileInputStream(file);
    pstmt = conn.prepareStatement(inserttable);
    pstmt.setString(1,file.getName());
//Set the filestream to the binary stream into the image in the table
    pstmt.setBinaryStream(2,fis,fis.available());
//Updating the table
    pstmt.executeUpdate();
//clean up the streams and atatement
    fis.close();
    pstmt.close();
// Retrieve the image from the table..
    pstmt = conn.prepareStatement(retrievetable,ResultSet.TYPE_SCROLL_INSENSITIVE,ResultSet.CONCUR_UPDATABLE);
// execute the Query
    rst = pstmt.executeQuery();
//jump to the first row of the resultset
    rst.beforeFirst();
    rst.next();
//get the inputstream from the image object in the result set
    is = rst.getBinaryStream(1);
//Writing the data in the inputstream into an outputfile
          //Using getbytes method from the result set
               byte[] bytearray = rst.getBytes(1);
               baos = new ByteArrayOutputStream();
              baos.write(bytearray);
              fop = new FileOutputStream ("output.gif");
              baos.writeTo(fop);
//using the input stream and storing the data in bytearray
//allocating the buffer size to store the data from inpuit stream ... here whole inptstream is allocated..
//(The buffer size can be varied if the file is too large and the reading be..
// ..done in loop , to read small chunks from the input stream and write it to the file)
    byte[] bytearray = new byte[is.available()];
//to write the data in the byte array into an output file
    baos = new ByteArrayOutputStream();
    baos.write(bytearray);
    fop = new FileOutputStream ("output.gif");
    baos.writeTo(fop);

How do you switch between web server snapshot jpg and png modes?

I read in another forum a posting by "NathanK" stating:
"The snapshot feature of the web server can
generate images either as png or jpg. In LabVIEW 8.6 and later, the
default which is generated by the web publishing tool is the png
format. In this mode everything happens in memory so there is no
snapshot image file generated.
In the jpg mode there is a
temporary file, however it is not always the same file and the file is
deleted after it is uploaded to the client. I would not recommend
trying to use this programmatically.
If you need more
control over a snapshot of a front panel (and you are using 8.6), I
would recommend making a custom web service that takes a picture of a
VI's front panel and returns it to the client. Then you would have
control over the image."
I am currently using the web publishing tool snapshot feature with an EXE program written in LV8.6. However, each time a browser accesses the html file, the EXE file's memory grows by 72KB (this happens with my custom EXE program and with LabVIEW.exe when running the VI in development mode). I'm assuming this is the png that is generated each time a snapshot is taken, but the program never de-allocated the memory and the program eventually crashes. I'm aslo assuming that if I switch to "JPG mode", the web server will generate a temporary file and eventually delete it, elminating the memory leak. The problem is, I don't know how to change the modes from png (default) to jpg.

I am and have been using the .snap function on many applications since LabVIEW 6.1. It's very simple, easy to use, does exactly what I want it to do, and is still in the documentation of LabVIEW 8.6, 2009 and 2009 SP1 as being supported.
If I am not mistaken, don't you need to have the LabVIEW runtime engine on the target system to use embedded mode? I don't want to have to try and keep everybody who wants to see a screenshot of my program to have to have a run-time engine installed. For one reason, I don't know everybody who wants to monitor our system and they literally can be anywhere in the world if the VPN to our network. Second, those who I do know would would have me install it for them. Third, why go "backwards" in capability...everybody would ask me "Why do we have to do this now?..we never had to do it before", and I don't want to use my time/energy at work to explain why NI cannot fix a memory leak that has been identified in at least the last 3 versions of LabVIEW and is still not fixed.
I had been using either LV 6.1 or 7.1 for a good part of 10 years and had very few problems with them (BTW, DAQmx is the greatest thing every put on a computer EVER). I finally make the transitioin and start using LV 8.6 on a major test platform last year, got to the very end of it and find this out. <sigh!>
It is funny (maybe not), but my work around feels like I just changed the floormats in my Toyota car to keep it from "crashing".
However, if I am mistaken and you do NOT need to use LV runtime engine for embedded mode, ignore everything I wrote above and please let me know that this is the case and I will look into it.

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