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Photoshop Video Tutorial - Saving a PSD free, guide to file formats, Output, photoshop cs2, PSB, PSD, save, video tutorial A quick look at Photoshop's native file format - the awesome PSD file! Capable of saving all the elements of a Photoshop document, including layers, colour settings, alpha channels, live text and much, much more, the PSD format is the ultimate safety net in Photoshop's high flying world!	Photoshop Video Tutorial - Saving a PNG compression, free, gif, guide to file formats, JPEG, lossless, optimize, Output, photoshop cs2, PNG, save, web, video tutorial The PNG-8 and PNG-24 formats are ofter compared to the GIF and JPEG formats respectively, in this tutorial we'll look at where this is a fair comparison - and when it's not!	Photoshop Video Tutorial - Saving a TIFF aldus, archive, compression, free, guide to file formats, lossless, lossy, lzw compression, Output, photoshop cs2, save, tiff, video tutorial The Tagged Image File Format is a great way to apply loseless compression to an image. Thanks to it's popularity within the world of graphic design and image editing, the TIFF file has become a common format for achiving and even short term storage. In this tutorial we'll look at how a TIFF file can be used along side Adobe Photoshop.
Photoshop Video Tutorial - Saving a GIF compression, dither, free, gif, guide to file formats, imageready, look-up table, Output, photoshop cs2, save for web, video tutorial Outputting your graphics to look their best is an important part of any workflow. When saving for the web you're aim is usually to find a compromise between file size and quality. Here we'll look at how we can get the best out of the Graphic Interchange Format using Photoshop and Imageready.	Photoshop Video Tutorial - Saving a JPEG compression, free, guide to file formats, JPEG, lossy, optimize, Output, photoshop cs2, video tutorial Saving a file as a JPEG should be nothing new to the average Photoshop user, but have you ever found yourself sticking with the default settings because you weren't sure how they effect the saved image. In this tutorial we'll explore what they mean, and more importantly, what they do!