Template designers
I have a little request to all template designers - can you, please, try to include a jpg version (700x700px) of each template in a pack? I know there's a folder image but I'd really love to be able to fast preview the templates before I open the psd or tiff. This would be especially handy with mega packs.
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I label all my templates Anelia.
Single1 for single layouts with 1 journal spot, single2 for single layouts with 2 journal spots, double10 for 2page spreads with 10 journal spots... etc... If I search on single1, I get all template that fit that category. |
That's a great tip Sarah but I would still appreciate jpg previews :) I know some designers do include them and I find it really useful :)
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I'm visual also. I have all Cindy's jpegs in a preview folder so I can see them, and it makes finding the right one quick and easy.
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That is why I love tiff files.....I can already see the template in my folders. If the designer doesnt include tiff files, I convert the psd files to tiff files and delete the psd files :)
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Just checked Photoshop and you can convert your psd files into seperate previews. Just go to.....
file, scripts, image processor... https://i.imgur.com/NA1R9ro.jpg you can also create a seperate folder where you store all the previews. Hope this works for you :) |
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I am with Biancka here about TIFF files, but there's more... that's why I love my iMac! It can automatically recognise psd files!
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Not sure if the other ladies said anything about this, but in my packs the 'folder' image is a .jpg file. It is simply named 'folder' so that the computer will display that particular image on the folder icon when you are looking through your templates. I don't include a preview and a folder image, because it would essentially be adding the same thing twice. You can rename the image to anything you like if you don't want it to be a 'folder' image. Hope this helps.
Also! In the PNG's folder there is a flattened preview of each template in the pack, also. I will consider putting previews of each individual template in a separate folder. I haven't ever included them because I try to make my file sizes as small as possible. But I can see how if you can't see them as TIFF's on your computer it might be helpful. Thanks for the suggestion. |
I only use TIFF so I can preview it before I use it without needing the extra JPEG file.
Sarah, that's a fantastic idea!! LOL!... another thing to add to my to-do list! |
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I'll admit, if I have the .jpg with my .tiff, more than often I'm opening the .jpg and getting mad that I can't edit the layers! :glare::blink::w00t: |
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And even better most of the .tiff files are waaaaaayyyy smaller than .psd ones. So keep the .tiff ones and delete the .psd, girls. hah
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Thanks everyone! :)
I might be old school but I delete the tiff files because they're compressed and they save slower ;) I also don't use them for previewing purposes because they open directly in Photoshop and it's slower than opening a small jpg in the image preview app where I can also use the arrows to browse through all the templates (images) in a folder. I'm both on PC and Mac but mostly scrap on my PC. I guess everything depends on one's personal preferences and habits :) I know how to convert/save as but it does take time when you have like 5 or 10 temps in a folder ;) |
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I'll try it, Biancka. Thanks a lot :)
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