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reediting a layed file round tripped to photoshop

John Leach
Is it possible to reopen an image that was edited with photoshop and returned? It is a layered tiff. I selected image 'edit with' photoshop. Tiff was created and photoshop opened. I edited and did a couple adjustment layers. Saved image and it shows in C1. I then decide I want to do further editing in photoshop on the same image. If I select to 'edit with' photoshop another tiff is created and the layers do not show in photoshop when it opens. What am I missing or is it not possible?

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  • Permanently deleted user
    [quote="Skydawg" wrote:
    Is it possible to reopen an image that was edited with photoshop and returned? It is a layered tiff. I selected image 'edit with' photoshop. Tiff was created and photoshop opened. I edited and did a couple adjustment layers. Saved image and it shows in C1. I then decide I want to do further editing in photoshop on the same image. If I select to 'edit with' photoshop another tiff is created and the layers do not show in photoshop when it opens. What am I missing or is it not possible?

    Thanks


    If you want to re-edit your tiff you don't have to use Edit with but Open with.
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  • SFA
    [quote="ClauS" wrote:
    [quote="Skydawg" wrote:
    Is it possible to reopen an image that was edited with photoshop and returned? It is a layered tiff. I selected image 'edit with' photoshop. Tiff was created and photoshop opened. I edited and did a couple adjustment layers. Saved image and it shows in C1. I then decide I want to do further editing in photoshop on the same image. If I select to 'edit with' photoshop another tiff is created and the layers do not show in photoshop when it opens. What am I missing or is it not possible?

    Thanks


    If you want to re-edit your tiff you don't have to use Edit with but Open with.


    If you wanted to edit the layers added previously I would guess that also saving the PSD file used during editing would be a good idea.
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  • John Leach
    Open with is the answer. Thanks, did I mention I hate learning curves?
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