Doug Kerr
Well-known member
I rarely use Photoshop for image editing, so I am not familiar with all its controls. I do have Photoshop CS2 installed and use it infrequently. My platform is Windows XP Pro SP3.
Currently, in connection with some testing on the matter of chrominance subsampling, I am interested in saving a test file from PS CS2 with various "JPEG quality" settings. I can't find where to make that setting!
The Help system suggests that, if I invoke File>Save As, and choose the JPEG format type, there will be a "JPEG Options dialog box" in which I can make various settings regarding the saved file. No such dialog box appears. Neither are there such settings in any panel of the Save As dialog itself.
What am I missing?
This is what my Save As dialog looks like (the "use OS dialog" version) with JPEG selected as the format:
Thanks.
Best regards,
Doug
Currently, in connection with some testing on the matter of chrominance subsampling, I am interested in saving a test file from PS CS2 with various "JPEG quality" settings. I can't find where to make that setting!
The Help system suggests that, if I invoke File>Save As, and choose the JPEG format type, there will be a "JPEG Options dialog box" in which I can make various settings regarding the saved file. No such dialog box appears. Neither are there such settings in any panel of the Save As dialog itself.
What am I missing?
This is what my Save As dialog looks like (the "use OS dialog" version) with JPEG selected as the format:
Thanks.
Best regards,
Doug