Export images (psd, jpg, etc) to obj.

Hi folks.
I have the CS3 Extended and make very good images with 3d appearance. But, at the end they are only 3D images (psd format), and I want to convert them into true 3D images(OBJ), to finalize some .
give the finish touches in my 3D editor.
Is there any way to do it in Photoshop? I cannot find.

A cube?! Why aren't you using a true 3D app?
Photoshop cannot magically take a 2D image of an object and transform it into a 3D model. That is like putting a copy of 'Gourmet' magazine in your microwave oven and expecting a 3 course meal to come out of it in 3 minutes on the high setting.

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I have since un-installed Fireworks and restarted m computer but the problem still exists.
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Michael:
Launch Image Capture and make sure iPhoto is selected as the application to launch when you connect your camera. IC's preferences is where you make that selection. Did you run any updaters shortly before this started?
As a note if case you have iPhoto delete the memory card after the upload I suggest you do not as there have been too many cases of incomplete uploads and complete erasures. It's safer to have the camera reformat the card.

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in iPhoto select the photo(s) and export (file menu ==> export) as a JPEG
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You should report this bug on http://feedback.photoshop.com , this is just an user forum and there is no guarantee that a member of QA/PM/Engineering will see this report;
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All I wanted was to save my images at the same quality level and roughly the same size during export as they used to be before I imported them into LR. I guess this proves much harder than I thought, and there is no definite answer.
I don't think anyone actually answered your question directly! When your camera creates a JPEG file from the RAW image it uses a quality level that is selected in the 'Quality' menu as High, Low, or Medium, or something similar. You are using the highest quality setting and want to use the same compression level and resolution for exported images. Suggested procedure:
1) Find a typical image that you have imported into LR and make sure all Develop settings are at default zero (0).
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5) You have now found the closest quality setting of LR's JPEG compression engine that matches your camera's! You can use this number with confidence, for any JPEG picture shot using that specific in camera 'Quality' setting (i.e. High) with that camera.
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CSS Validator - http://jigsaw.w3.org/css-validator/
HTML & CSS Tutorials - http://w3schools.com/
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I've come across something strange which I'd like to resolve.
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Just wanted to relate my experience with exporting images to ePub in InDesign CS5.5. I've already spent the better part of two weeks trying to find a resolution for the problem with Adobe's customer service techs in India. Nice guys, but so far not of much help.
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As I said, it may not happen to everyone. Perhaps with a different operating platform or system version it may not happen. I was only reporting it because it happened to not just myself, but to the tech half a world away who shared my screen, saw the problem, and recreated it on his own machine/system.
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1. File > Export > Choose ePub as Format
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