A lot of artists save images as png but because of my photo studio experience I always save mine as jpeg (most photo labs only except jpeg).
I either save as a copy or give the copy a new name. It is sometimes easier to give a new name because if the file is IMG_2445 and I have worked on it I will call it IMG_2445a, so I know I've working on it.
To compress or not? Since I don't usually do png or tiff I don't have need to compress or not.
PSD.... Is the image with all the layers....if you flattened the image, then there is no need to save it as a PSD.
I've tried reading Adobe's tutorial and it was still greek to me. Yes, I think they design it that way on purpose.
I'd be interested in that one :D Sure I'll PM it to you.
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Date: 2016-05-14 01:02 am (UTC)I either save as a copy or give the copy a new name. It is sometimes easier to give a new name because if the file is IMG_2445 and I have worked on it I will call it IMG_2445a, so I know I've working on it.
To compress or not? Since I don't usually do png or tiff I don't have need to compress or not.
PSD.... Is the image with all the layers....if you flattened the image, then there is no need to save it as a PSD.
I've tried reading Adobe's tutorial and it was still greek to me. Yes, I think they design it that way on purpose.
I'd be interested in that one :D Sure I'll PM it to you.