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I uploaded and edited my RAW image, clicked 'Save As', and changed the file type from .psed to .jpg.

Aug 8, 2012 5:47 PM

I edited my raw image in Photoshop CS6, selected 'Save As', and changed the file type from .psed to .jpg. I also selected 12 and large file when the window popped up, concluding my 'saving as'. My computer does not recognize the file type and won't open them. Can someone help me? Thanks!

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  • station_two
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    1. station_two,
    Aug 8, 2012 6:03 PM   in reply to MelissaNicole1988
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    Did you remember to add the ".jpg" extension to the name of the file(s)?

     

    If not, add it now.

     
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    2. MelissaNicole1988,
    Aug 8, 2012 6:09 PM   in reply to station_two
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    I renamed the file Cornett.1 (do you think that the '.' and then '1' made my computer think I was naming the file type '1'?) I only specified .jpeg by selecting .jpeg in my drop down box of options, beside file type. I did these the other day, so they've already been closed. Do you think I have to redo all 20 files? Thanks.

     
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    3. station_two,
    Aug 8, 2012 6:16 PM   in reply to MelissaNicole1988
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    No, you don't have to redo all files, but you do have to rename each and everyone of them.

     

    Use underscores instead of periods or dots:  Cornett_1.jpg ,  Cornet_2.jpg, etc. ...

     
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    4. station_two,
    Aug 8, 2012 6:26 PM   in reply to MelissaNicole1988
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    When naming files, stick to the letters of the ENGLISH alphabet, numbers and underscores.  Do not use illegal characters like apostrophes, commas, asterisks, ampersands, hatch or pound signs, diacritics or accented characters, slashes, etc.

     

    While the period (dot) is not an illegal character per se, your file names should have only one period and that should always be followed by the file type extension.

     

     

    EDITED typo: se

     

     

     

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    5. MelissaNicole1988,
    Aug 8, 2012 7:12 PM   in reply to station_two
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    I want to thank you very much! That solved my problem instantly. Have a great night!

     
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    6. station_two,
    Aug 9, 2012 2:29 AM   in reply to MelissaNicole1988
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    You're most welcome. 

     
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