Greetings folks -
OK, just got an HDMI cable to tie the new laptop to the widescreen, got that working, called our Wakatobi trip mates to come over and trade slide shows, and I find that images that I doctored in Photoshop and saved as PSD files aren't seen by MS Vista "Media Center" program, though the original JPG's are. Since I'm fairly new to digital manipulation, and have just learned that JPG's lose some info as they're opened/re-saved, what is a good format to use for images that I've manipulated in Photoshop and want to use for slide shows and the like?
Also, please clarify the business about JPG's ... do they lose data purely by virtue of being opened and closed, or must they be altered and re-saved before they lose data? So if I want to essentially "re-master" images of an entire trip, what would be the most stable, versatile format to do so?
Thanks!
OK, just got an HDMI cable to tie the new laptop to the widescreen, got that working, called our Wakatobi trip mates to come over and trade slide shows, and I find that images that I doctored in Photoshop and saved as PSD files aren't seen by MS Vista "Media Center" program, though the original JPG's are. Since I'm fairly new to digital manipulation, and have just learned that JPG's lose some info as they're opened/re-saved, what is a good format to use for images that I've manipulated in Photoshop and want to use for slide shows and the like?
Also, please clarify the business about JPG's ... do they lose data purely by virtue of being opened and closed, or must they be altered and re-saved before they lose data? So if I want to essentially "re-master" images of an entire trip, what would be the most stable, versatile format to do so?
Thanks!