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04/26/2007 03:06:11 AM · #1 |
| Isn't there a feature in Photoshop where one can track changes? Just like MS Word when you edit a document and track the changes. I wish there was a feature to track changes so at the end you can copy and paste your progress into the details area for the photo. That would be cool! What do you think? Or if it is there can someone tell me where? |
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04/26/2007 03:08:38 AM · #2 |
| well the "History" panel will tell you what you did but I'm not sure about the cut and paste part... |
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04/26/2007 03:23:32 AM · #3 |
Originally posted by Megatherian:
well the "History" panel will tell you what you did but I'm not sure about the cut and paste part... |
Geez! Thank you I never looked at the history panel, but just now did, that makes it a lot easier. Cutting and pasting though not an option. I always find myself trying to remember what all I did and in what order. Well this will help a lot for the future. Thanks. |
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04/26/2007 03:23:55 AM · #4 |
Photoshop has an option to log the editing steps. Edit | Preferences | General | History Log - if you set it to detailed, it will look like this:
Originally posted by PS Logfile:
2007-04-26 00:21:21 File myphoto.psd opened
Open
D:\myphoto.psd
Unsharp Mask
Unsharp Mask
Amount: 120%
Radius: 2.5 pixels
Threshold: 0
Rectangular Marquee
Set Selection
To: rectangle
Top: 115 pixels
Left: 171 pixels
Bottom: 2758 pixels
Right: 1738 pixels
Feather
Feather
Radius: 50 pixels
Select Inverse
Inverse
Brightness/Contrast
Brightness/Contrast
Brightness: -44
Deselect
Set Selection
To: none
Save
As: JPEG
Quality: 10
With Optimized
Matte: none
In: D:\
With Copy
2007-04-26 00:22:10 File myphoto.psd closed
Close
Saving: no
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That can get pretty long! :)
Without detailed, it just logs what files you open and close I think. |
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04/26/2007 03:34:05 AM · #5 |
Originally posted by Art Roflmao:
Photoshop has an option to log the editing steps. Edit | Preferences | General | History Log - if you set it to detailed,
That can get pretty long! :)
Without detailed, it just logs what files you open and close I think. |
Okay well I have elements 2.0 and I have it set at 50 history states.
Can someone explain to me what a scratch disc is and why are there four options (First, Second, Third, and Fourth)? The first one says "Startup" then the others are set to none with C:\ and D:\ as options.
And then what plug ins can I add to my photoshop? |
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04/26/2007 03:46:17 AM · #6 |
| Scratch disks are what PS uses to store temporary data - which can get HUGE!. You should set the first one to something other than the disk PS is installed on. One is often sufficient. |
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04/26/2007 03:58:52 AM · #7 |
Originally posted by Art Roflmao:
Scratch disks are what PS uses to store temporary data. You should set the first one to something other than the disk PS is installed on. |
Why do you recommend it be on another hard disk? |
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