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Tue, Mar 4, 2014 12:50 AM
PHOTOSHOP: Shouldn't my image look the same between a PSD and a JPEG?
Dear Adobe,
Is it really that difficult to make it so an image will look like it did before flattening or merging or rasterizing layer effects and blending options? i.e. color overlay and bevel/emboss disappear completely when formatting image for print. This just seems like a pretty necessary feature and it takes so much more work to print my designs without it. Or am I just doing something wrong? Please help me out here.
Is it really that difficult to make it so an image will look like it did before flattening or merging or rasterizing layer effects and blending options? i.e. color overlay and bevel/emboss disappear completely when formatting image for print. This just seems like a pretty necessary feature and it takes so much more work to print my designs without it. Or am I just doing something wrong? Please help me out here.
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chris_cox_2148894
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7 years ago
For everyone else, the flattened image looks the same.
If your image is really noisy (or B&W like a halftone), you may need to zoom in to 100% to judge the effect of your adjustments/filters/effects.
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casey_facer
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This doesn't always occur, but it happens enough to cause problems.
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