Default file format

Hi there. My forum search did not have an answer to this question...
I just upgraded to PSE4 from 3. I have been reading to save my edits as PSD or TIF rather than Jpeg. My camera uses jpeg not RAW. Is there a way to make PSE do this when auto correcting for red eye on import? I used this feature for the first time today with good results - to my amateur eye.
Jay
PS: Are people finding this auto red eye accurate?

Jay.....
I don't believe you can change the file format on import and really there is no need at that stage. Its not going to provide any better quality. Consider using PSDs after you've done some serious editing and perhaps have layers.
As for Auto Correct of Red-eye on import. I always advise people to turn this OFF for two reasons.....
1. Its not always accurate
2. It takes longer to download files.
My 2p worth :-)
Colin

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I should have been a little clearer...
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cbenham wrote:
Does anyone know a way to change the default file format in the Mac OS screen capture utility to a different format other than PNG? Thanks.
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Hi, am I the only one who thinks the iWork file
formats are less than ideal? For those who don't know
what i'm talking about, .pages and .keynote files are
essentially a folder. Within that folder, Pages
places all the files it needs to recreate a document
you're working on.
The trick is done by OSX, who makes the user believe
.pages folders are in fact a file document instead of
a fodler. but you can browse the folder from terminal
or Windows, for example.
Your Mac OS X applications are folders too, just like a Pages document is a folder.
You can also browse these folders in Mac OS X from the Finder. Ctrl+click the document and choose Show Package Contents to reveal the folder.
A problem is that you can't send or share a .pages
doc as easilly as you do with .doc for example. Try
to attach it to hotmail or gmail and it can't happen,
because the service sees you're sending a folder and
refuses.
Apple Mail does the trick too by compresing the
.pages into a .zip file. But's that's not
Apple-elegant, in my opinion.
I do think this is elegant. Mail recognises the problem and seamlessly handles it. The only other thing it could do is offer to open Pages and convert the document to another format. Realistically though, you wouldn't want this to happen without checking the document formatting, etc before sending it to the recipient.
In the example you gave above, this is more Safari's problem. That is, Safari should be doing the same thing that Mail does. It should recognise you want to attach a Pages document to a File Upload field in a Hotmail web page form, and automatically zip the entire folder and put this in the File Upload field.
I'd like to know opinions on this subject.
You'd better get used to this situation. The next version of Microsoft Office for Windows and Mac are both adopting a similar file format, and it will be the default file format. So you'll then start receiving email from other people that either contains a zipped MS Office documents, or one file from the MS document's folder. The same applies to OpenOffice, the second most popular office suite.
The only positive about this change is that the new MS Office and OpenOffice file formats are open and documented. So Apple will have the option of fully supporting these new file types not only in Pages, but also in Mail and Safari.
I think it's probably important that as many people as possible send feedback to both the Pages and Mac teams asking them to:
1) support the new MS Office and OpenOffice formats;
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<http://www.apple.com/feedback/pages.html>
<http://www.apple.com/macosx/feedback/>
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