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I have been trying to post photos for about an hour now! They keep coming back with a note that says "Invalid Extension". All the pictures I have sent so far have been cropped, filtered or adjusted somehow in Microsoft Photoshop and Adobe Photoshop. Now for some reason it won't work :?
Don't you love me anymore?? ![]() Rose |
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what file extension are you using??
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Try a jpg extension. For example photo.jpg
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I would hope it's not something tht simple
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o.k...................the ones that I sent befor say "JPEG image".
the ones I have been trying to send say " TIF file". What I do is crop the photo in Microsoft Picture it and then do image re-sizing and filter change in Adobe Photoshop. This is how I've always done it. It's the easiest way to change the image size down to 244 or less. I have no clue about "TIF file" or how to get rid of that and go back to JPEG. :? |
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AHA!!!!!!!!!!!!! I just posted a shot without going to Adobe for touch ups and it worked!! Question.....why did Adobe just mess up my pictures now? It use to work just fine???:?
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When you do your final save-as for the web in PS you should select type as jpg :-).
Adobe PS won't allow you to save as jpg unless the images are reduced to 8-bit, and have been flattened(no layers). For original and work in progress images I'd prefer .psd format to .tif format, Tif's tend to be huge. Peter. |
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Use the crop tool in photoshop. Its _much_ better
![]() For older version of photoshop you may have to "Save as Copy" to get to save as a jpeg |
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Thanks guys! That's great! I think you hit the nail on the head when you said to be careful with my final "save as". I think thats exactly where I've messed up! couldn't figure that one out at all. I don't know where this TIF came from so I'll play around some more and see if I can find it. Oh, and I have not yet progressed to doing layers yet! That is on my list, but I'm old and it takes a while to learn new tricks.:lol:
I DO save everything as a copy for just such cases. Thanks everyone for your help! Rose |
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