Photoshop CS5 Save as JPEG format ( is not possible)

Photoshop CS5 :
Hoe kan ik een foto dat ik bewerkt heb in photoshop opslaan als een JPEG ?????????
In de vorige versies van Photoshop kon dit zonder problemen..
Dank U

Double check the image color mode and bit depth.
JPEG supports Grayscale, RGB, and CMYK at 8 bit/channel only.
(16 bit/channel is automatically converted to 8 bit/channel in Photoshop CS6 and later)

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Op 30 mei 2014, om 01:47 heeft Chris Cox <[email protected]> het volgende geschreven:
Photoshop CS5 - colour settings in Print menu not working after update Mac OSX maverick
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tell application "Finder"
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tell application "Finder"
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filter current layer using unsharp mask with options ¬
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g in LR (colour is good, Print is good) Op
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