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I move a photo from Lightroom CC to Photoshop to add text. I add text on a layer finish my work, Merge and exit Photoshop. It automatically goes back to LR CC with text, I can see it in the Develop module. As soon as I open the photo in the Print module the text is no longer there??
Vicki
There is a merge down option, but there is also a flatten image option that will leave you with just a background layer. It's possible that you are working with a layer 0 and the image is not completely flattened. I suggest that you look again. I would also suggest that you try creating a tiff image rather than a PSD and see if that helps.
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[moved from Adobe Creative Cloud to Photoshop Lightroom]
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Could you post screen shots of both the image in the Develop and the print modules, 2 screen shots.
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The top one is in the print module.
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the first one on the left is in the print module, the same picture on the right is in the Develop module????
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Just to clarify what you said about merge.. Does that mean that you flattened the image in Photoshop? What file format is the image with the text on it? I know this is probably a dumb question. But are you sure you have selected the image with the text added when you hhave switched to the print module?
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Well, if I remember correctly it said merged not flattened. I looked for flattened and it wasn’t available to me from drop down. The file is a DSC5956-edited-3.psd
Yes, I have selected the image with the text and Lightroom isn’t showing any stacks. I did try starting over and the same thing happened. I am working on a copy in Lightroom before going into edit in Photoshop CC.
Some how I think they aren’t link correctly or ?????
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There is a merge down option, but there is also a flatten image option that will leave you with just a background layer. It's possible that you are working with a layer 0 and the image is not completely flattened. I suggest that you look again. I would also suggest that you try creating a tiff image rather than a PSD and see if that helps.
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ok, Thank You
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OK, that worked, done!!!!
Thanks Again
vj