Tom, as far as I understand, the PhotoShop CS2 does 2 and 3 below automatically if you choose "save for web" option from the menus.
Also, generally the less files you have on your desktop the faster your windows is. This is at least has been my experience. Personally, I have two hard drives on my PC. Each has a directory called "work" on the top most level like "c:\work" or "d:\work", etc. There I have all my stuff organized the way I see fit. It is also easier to backup/restore it this way. I just tell the backup program to backup these two directories and I am done. Boris graywolf wrote: > 1. Resample image to 72ppi. > 2. Change profile to sRGB. > 3. Change image to 8 bit. > 4. Save for Web and delete modified image. > > To go with that I revised my workflow so that raw images from the camera > or one of the scanners go into a Raw Images folder on the Desktop. I > consider those to be my digital equivalent of negatives. > > Using Camera Raw I convert to PSD files which go into a PSD Images > folder on the Desktop. These are the working images to be edited to > final print form. -- PDML Pentax-Discuss Mail List [email protected] http://pdml.net/mailman/listinfo/pdml_pdml.net
