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Originally Posted by KateD
I do this:
1. save the 12x24 layered file.
2. resize canvas (crop) to one of the 12x12 sides
3. save this as high-quality JPG
4. undo resize canvas
5. resize canvas to the other 12x12 side
6. save this as JPG
I also save the whole 12x24 as a JPG and that's the one that I keep - I delete the 12x12's after they're printed. I find it easier to keep track that way.
I'm not sure if this is the easiest way to do it, but it works for me.
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this is what I do, but after I save the one with layers, I flatten it the whole thing. That way, when I go to crop, it's faster.... at least on my computer
