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#Save for web slices 32 bit#

Converts 32-bit raw documents to 16/8-bit ( New !).

#Save for web slices 32 bit#

Use Adobe Camera Raw to Convert Documents from 32 bit to 16/8 bit.Prefer Adobe Camera Raw for Supported Raw Files.Camera Raw Preferences Click to choose from options such as default image settings, cache size, DNG file handling, and whether or not to open JPEG and TIFF files with Camera Raw.Select the File Compatibility options you want to use:

Saves document information for recovery based on an interval.

Automatically Save Recovery Information Every.

Photoshop automatically saves in the background while you work. Saves the file to original folder as the default. Choose to have upper or lower case extensions.

Use Lower Case (Mac) or File Extension (Win).

Choose whether or not to append the file extension (Mac). Saves previews viewable when using the Win File Open command (Mac). Select from: Always Save, Never Save, or Ask When Saving. Select the File Saving Options you want to use:

Click the Edit (Win) or Photoshop (Mac) menu, point to Preferences, and then click File Handling.

The File compatibility options help you use or save a file, including Camera Raw ( New !), that will be transformed in Photoshop or transportable to other applications. Once saved you may want to open, print, and possibly even modify the document using other image-editing applications.

Image previews are typically very small, adding very little to the file size of the saved document. If Photoshop crashes unexpectedly, the program automatically tries to recover and open your file. You can also set options to automatically save the file based on a time interval or save the file in the background, which allows you to keep working while Photoshop saves behind the scenes a progress information appears in the Document tab and Status bar. The File Handling preferences provide several options that modify what information is saved with a file. Photoshop lets you save files using different formats, including TIFF, EPS, JPEG, or BMP. Sooner or later, you’ll have to save the file (document) you’ve created in Photoshop. Learn More Buy Setting File Handling Preferences