Photoshop 7.0 JPG's sehen

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Ich arbeite mit Photoshop 7.0 / PC. In Quark 4.11 / PC kann ich JPG's nicht mehr in Bildrahmen sehen, TIFF's natürlich schon. Kann man das Problem lösen?

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Saving photoshop project as JPG the file gets saved in an un-recoginsed format, Can Anyone Help?

Hi Everyone,
I have been happily using photoshop for a couple of years and have never had to ask for help before but this issue is troubling me.
Basically I open a jpg file for editing in photoshop elements and then use "save as" to save my edited project as a jpg with a new filename in a local picture folder.
My new file however shows as
File Type: File
It will not open! the file wants me to associate a program to open it with and If I select photoshop to open the file I get a warning dialogue "Cannot open 2.5 3 Core TQ Rubber Flex because it is the wrong type of file"
This is the version of photoshop and my system info
Adobe Photoshop Elements Language Version: 10.0.0 (10.0 (20110831.m.17215))
Operating System: Windows 7 64-bit
Version: 6.1 Service Pack 1
Here is an example of one of these image files as seen on my pc
This has happend with several files that I have edited since mid morning today but before that I didnt seem to have a problem.
Hope someone can help with this. I did do some searches but couldn't find anyone else describing the same issue.
Thanks in anticipation,
Barney in the UK

Thankyou so much
You are absolutly right, all the files I have worked on today have been cables and I have been using their CSA size expressed in millimetres as part of the file name.
Have a great weekend,
Cheers

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I am not aware if these are in svg or whatever.
How can I get access to those grafics?
Yes, I may open a page and copy a grafic,
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I am (reluctantly) in the process of migrating from Windows XP +
Photoshop CS V8.0 to Windows 7/64bit + Photoshop CS5.1.
Framemaker 7.1 works well in both XP and W7/64, including generating
PDFs. I can import .jpg files written by Photoshop CS. Etc.
... except...
If I open a known-good (already imported) .jpg file using Photoshop
CS5.1 and, without making any changes, save it, Framemaker can no
longer import it, neither directly or by reference:
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    translation".
It appears the Photoshop CS5.1 writes a different .jpg file format
than Photoshop CS (rhetorical: how can it be acceptable for CS5.1 to
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Examining the original .jpg file vs. the CS5 .jpg file I find:
- The new file is smaller (79KB vs. 82KB) - note both are small!
- The contents (examined using a binary editor) are quite different.
- Both versions display identically, in both CS and CS5.1 and in
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I have tried various experiments trying to understand this and have
had no luck. I can open the CS5 .jpg file in Photoshop CS and save it
again but Framemaker will not open this version either, same error.
This is not a RAM size issue (8GB), swap space issue, or anything else
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So, I tried saving as .bmp and the first time I tried to import it
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Frame process was just gone. After restarting, the 2nd attempt I got a
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Anyone have any ideas on how to import CS5.1 images using
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information on migration (from any version) and the last time we did
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manuals. We will stay with XP/CS and "eat" the new W7/CS5 system
before we move to FM10.
Thanks
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Windows XP/SP3
Photoshop CS V8.0
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Today:
Windows 7/64bit SP1
Photoshop CS5.1
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AG: IIRC, the FM7.1 JPG filter only reads the older JFIF header format JPG files, while the CS5 Photoshop and many other applications write EXIF headers in the JPG (yes , the standard evolved).
We also had a problem with JPEG 5 (legacy) vs. JPEG 2000 (newer) encoding, not in FM, but in the rendered PDFs at our print shop. The Xerox engine needed an update to fix that.
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Unless you are shooting .RAW, your camera is compressing from frame buffer to JPEG. When you re-save from your photo editor, regardless of edits, it gets re-compressed if saved to JPEG. When you render to PDF, it may get both down-samped and re-compressed again depending on PDF settings. If you post-process (optimize or reduce file size) in Acrobat, it can get down-sampled and re-compressed again.
So I shoot JPEG with as little compression as possible (RAW has other considerations). I edit in PhotoShop and save as EPS, which is a very inefficient format space-wise, but is UNcompressed*, and is a very efficient format both performance- and stability-wise in FM. I save the EPS at the resolution desired in the PDF (usually 200 dpi). Yes, it does get (and needs to be) re-compressed during Distill, but we've skipped one needless re-comp, and avoided another down-sample. We don't further optimize in Acrobat post because the images are already optimal.
EPS also supports both RGB and CMYK models, whereas JPEG is strictly RGB (or, beware: indexed color). And EPS is generally unmolested by Mr.Bill's GDI, which is crucial for color-managed CMYK.
* TIFF can also be uncompressed, and CMYK, but can be a performance issue in FM.
The Wiki page for JPEG, btw, is presently vandalized:
"The name "JPEG" stands for Joint Photosaic Experts Group, the name of the committee that created the JPEG standard and also other standards. It was discovered by <likely name of vandal redacted> of the Philippines."

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It's important that the name carries the suffix
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Yes...I thought of that afterwards and checked my sentmail. It was the ".jpg" file that I had sent.
You also have the option in Mail to send "windows
friendly" attachments - this is the check box at the
bottom of the attachments pane/window. This will
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Hi
in the preferences file handling
-> i setup prefer camera raw for jpg unchecked
->i setup prefer camera raw for supported raw files
so photoshop opens only the raw files in camera and the other in normal mode
but there is a photo in jpg that photoshop cs3 persist, insist to open in camera raw!!
why?
how can i clean it?
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Also, you can let it Open in Camera RAW. Do any editing necessary there, and then Save, choosing JPEG. Does that resulting file now Open fine in PS?
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I did not have that problem with jpg files where I followed that process: I modify them in LR, and then choose the "modify a copy" option when going from LR to Photoshop. Then I do my corrections in photoshop on the copy, and when I go back in lightroom, I copy all the settings from the non-modified initial picture to the Photoshop-modified copy. So I end up with a picture including the Photoshop modificiation, but where I can still change the initial LR editing.
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Thanks. Here is the situation and the solutions I came up with. I needed to make some text and other additions that cannot be done in Lr but send the image in JPG format.
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Solution 2 - edit in Ps, add the text and other embellishments and then export as JPG from Lr.
I choose #2 as the way to go.
You were exactly right in your response, that is why I marked it as answered, but there are times when it might be useful to directly convert to JPG and edit in Ps in a single operation for the example I cited above.
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Hallo zusammen,
habe unter Windows 8.1 Photoshop 12 und Premiere 12 installiert. Wenn ich jetzt z.B. JPG mit Photoshop als das Programm, mit dem die Datei geöffnet werden soll verknüpfen will bietet Windows 8.1 Photoshop überhaupt nicht an als wenn es das Programm überhaupt nicht kenne. Desgleichen gilt für Videos und Premiere. Kann mir jemand einen Tip geben?
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Vorweg: Ich habe im Moment kein Windows 8/8.1 zur Verfügung, so dass ich nicht weiß, ob das Kontextmenü (rechte Maustaste) gleich aussieht wie in Win 7.
Aber die Systemsteuerung gibt es ja noch, da ist die Umstellung auf jeden Fall zu machen.
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my specs:

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Just did some tests. And I am starting to understand a few things.
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When saving an image from photo shop as a jpg, I did not see, and still do not see, the picture viewer icon I am used to seeing on a jpg image from my old mac. Photoshop 6 saved jpgs only as photoshop jpgs.
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"Program Error" means something unexpected happened.
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Photoshop 7.0 JPG's sehen

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