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geekhack Community => Other Geeky Stuff => Topic started by: fohat.digs on Sun, 22 September 2013, 10:26:43
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This morning I am editing photos for a new F-122 guide I am creating. I open the photos to touch them up, brightness, contrast, crop, whatever, and then "Save As" like I have done tens of thousands of times for years.
After about the 3rd one, (taking a 2MB .jpg to a 200KB .jpg, not that it makes any difference) the screen blinked and the photo was gone. Original, edit, nothing, and although it looks like there is a file in my directory, it is a dead blank file.
Attempting to use "Recently Edited File" brings up the bad one, and the Recycle Bin is empty.
What the heck is this all about? I formatted my computer and re-installed (and re-activated) PE9 a few weeks ago, but it has been working properly until this morning.
Anybody got a clue what this could be?
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Partially solved. Thanks for all the help, guys, Ha Ha.
The "size" somehow set itself to 2 pixels wide (I certainly didn't do it, knowingly, at least).
I still don't know why it destroyed the originals, when I checked out I did not select "Replace Original"
Just in case this happens to anybody else.
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adobe products at their finest. they're all crap
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adobe products at their finest. they're all crap
quite true