Luminous Landscape Forum
Raw & Post Processing, Printing => Digital Image Processing => Topic started by: ymc226 on May 05, 2013, 07:20:32 pm
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Intensively learning PS CS6 this weekend after working with LR4 for a year. When working on files in LR4 and using plugins, the file (TIFF) always reverts back to LR4 so additional editing can be done.
When I start in LR4 and then edit in PS, after choosing "save as" TIFF, I specify a file on my desktop it is saved to. I do rename it an all together different name but can't get LR4 to import it so I can do additional edits. It states "this photo is already in the catalog."
Is there a way to jump from LR to PS and back to LR as I do really prefer the LR interface to work in?
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If it has been renamed in the save and LR says it is already in catalog, I suspect either you have used the same name twice or it is in fact already in LR. If you go to that name in LR does it show the edits you made in PS?
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I used a completely different name "photoshop" that I never used before. The edits didn't show up as well. I'm not sure if this is normal LR behavior.
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I go back and forth all the time. I'm just trying to figure out what you do differently.
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Hi,
I LR you choose "Edit in Photoshop"
You edit in Photoshop and do save (not save as) and close it.
LR imports the copy automatically.
Best regards
Erik
Intensively learning PS CS6 this weekend after working with LR4 for a year. When working on files in LR4 and using plugins, the file (TIFF) always reverts back to LR4 so additional editing can be done.
When I start in LR4 and then edit in PS, after choosing "save as" TIFF, I specify a file on my desktop it is saved to. I do rename it an all together different name but can't get LR4 to import it so I can do additional edits. It states "this photo is already in the catalog."
Is there a way to jump from LR to PS and back to LR as I do really prefer the LR interface to work in?
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Thanks Kirk,
That did the trick.
Lawrence
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Hi,
I LR you choose "Edit in Photoshop"
You edit in Photoshop and do save (not save as) and close it.
LR imports the copy automatically.
Best regards
Erik
I find that works fine except when stitching panoramas in PS. Then the size of the final stitched photo has usually become too large for a "Save" directly back to LR (with all the layers), so I have to use the "Save As" command which lets me make a (much-reduced-sized) copy, discard the layers, and then rename it for saving it and "importing" back to LR.