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7. Leave the Pixel Order and Byte Order options at their default values.
Pixel Order determines how channel data is encoded. The Interleaved (RGBRGB)
option is the default. Per Channel (RRGGBB) is called “planar” order.
Note:
Byte Order determines which platform can use the file, although this is somewhat
deceptive. Even in older versions of most desktop publishing software, Macintosh Some experts argue that
systems can read the PC byte order, but Windows couldn’t read the Macintosh byte choosing the order for
order. If you don’t know which platform will ultimately be used, choose IBM PC. your system can improve
print quality, especially
Save Image Pyramid creates a tiered file with multiple resolution versions; this isn’t on desktop devices.
widely used or supported by other applications, so you can typically leave it unchecked.
If your file contains transparency, the Save Transparency check box will be available. If
you don’t choose this option, transparent areas will be white in the saved file.

8. Click OK to save the file.
When you return to the document, the original native
Photoshop file is still active. The TIFF file that you just
created is saved in the target location, but it is not the
active file because the As a Copy option was checked in the Save As dialog box. If you
had included layers, and not intentionally checked the As a Copy option, the active
file would be the TIFF file that you saved, instead of the original native Photoshop
file.

9. Continue to the next exercise.

Save a JPEG File for Digital Media

Your client has also requested a low-resolution JPEG file, using the RGB color
model. Several extra steps are required to create this file with the required settings.

1. With aftermath.psd open in Photoshop, choose File>Save As.
To protect your work, you are saving this file with a different file name before making
significant destructive changes.

2. Choose JPEG in the Format/Save as Type menu. Change the file name to
aftermath-web.jpg, and then click Save.
JPEG files do not support
multiple layers. When you
choose the JPEG format, the
Layers option is automatically
unchecked, and the As a
Copy option is automatically
activated.

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