Photoshop elements
Jan 8, 2018 01:19:18 #
Yes, if considering JPEG files. If the photographer overwrites a JPEG file when saving edits to it, then these saved edits change the JPEG file itself permanently.
It occurs to me , however, that in Photoshop, the photographer can undo the history of changes to a file. I suppose undoing changes would return the JPEG file to the state before changes. Then the photographer could save the file to restore it to its original state.
RAW files store changes to them but the original stays intact. The photographer can always reset a RAW file to its original state --
or yes, make a second copy of it to work on.
It occurs to me , however, that in Photoshop, the photographer can undo the history of changes to a file. I suppose undoing changes would return the JPEG file to the state before changes. Then the photographer could save the file to restore it to its original state.
RAW files store changes to them but the original stays intact. The photographer can always reset a RAW file to its original state --
or yes, make a second copy of it to work on.
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Jan 8, 2018 19:43:18 #
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Jan 8, 2018 21:47:52 #
Photoshop has a history panel in which all operations are recorded. But once you have saved the file, the history panel will have but one entry. When I was doing Photoshop for serious I kept all files as "Save As."
anotherview wrote:
It occurs to me , however, that in Photoshop, the photographer can undo the history of changes to a file. I suppose undoing changes would return the JPEG file to the state before changes. Then the photographer could save the file to restore it to its original state.
It occurs to me , however, that in Photoshop, the photographer can undo the history of changes to a file. I suppose undoing changes would return the JPEG file to the state before changes. Then the photographer could save the file to restore it to its original state.
Jan 13, 2018 15:34:25 #
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