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29th August 2017, 02:11 PM
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Photoshop: SAVE AS options
I only use four or five formats to save my images... JPEG and PSD regularly and PNG, PSB and TIFF very occasionally.
It would be easier and quicker if I could remove the many other formats from the drop down menu to make selection quicker and easier.
However, if there is a keyboard shortcut for "SAVE AS JPEG" or for: "SAVE AS PSD" - that would be just great...
I guess that I could format an action with keystrokes assigned but, if there is already a keystroke shortcut, that would be "reinventing the wheel"
Last edited by rpcrowe; 29th August 2017 at 05:58 PM.
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29th August 2017, 02:19 PM
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re: Photoshop: SAVE AS options
The "File Save" defaults to the .psd format as soon as you edit a raw file.
For jpeg try the "Export As" command <Alt> <Ctrl> <Shft> W, as that converts to a jpeg and saves.
The only issue is that I tend to rename my files so have limited use for the shortcuts.
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29th August 2017, 06:51 PM
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re: Photoshop: SAVE AS options
Richard, found this. Haven't studied it in detail but it seems to have the potential for at least a partial solution to your Q. I am assuming that by setting up multiple shortcut keys, you can set up a choice of target formats. Have a read and see if it helps.
http://www.designeasy.co/2015/06/qui...p-cc-2015.html
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4th September 2017, 08:59 AM
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Re: Photoshop: SAVE AS options
Richard, what I do is Ctrl/Shift/S for both. When shown a window, the default is already a PSD file so you can change the name in it first. Then press Enter.
The same is true for a JPG file. Ctrl/Shift/S. This time around it will default to the name you save as in PSD so you press the Tab button then press J to save your file in JPG. Before pressing enter, make sure you uncheck the Profile button.
I usually have a folder each for each SAVE AS. One for PSD and another for JPG.
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