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Raw & Post Processing, Printing => Adobe Lightroom Q&A => Topic started by: wsolum on February 05, 2008, 12:48:55 pm
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In the past when I work in Painter I've always saved it as a .rif file unless I intended to open it in Photoshop. I did this because .rif is supposed to be the native file format for Painter and preserves all the editing capabilities, etc.
I now want my painter files managed by LR so which format comes closest to preserving all the layers and features of painter but is indexable and viewable in LR?
Wayne
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I now want my painter files managed by LR so which format comes closest to preserving all the layers and features of painter but is indexable and viewable in LR?
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TIFF, PSD or JPEG are your only choices...and it would be a cold day in hell that Lightroom would read an RIF file...
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TIFF, PSD or JPEG are your only choices...and it would be a cold day in hell that Lightroom would read an RIF file...
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Too bad. I remember an Adobe rep at Imaging USA 2007 saying that Adobe left out some brush feature at the request of Corel which made me think they were on cooperative terms. I guess that was a polite way of saying they were threatened.
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I attended a week long seminar with Fay Sirkis (Painter Master etc, etc) She does not save anything as RIF file. Not necessary.
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Then which does she prefer? Doe Tif and PSD preserve all the layers (watercolor and liquid ink as well)?
I attended a week long seminar with Fay Sirkis (Painter Master etc, etc) She does not save anything as RIF file. Not necessary.
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