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Ok, so I'm editing a hand-drawn sketch for some cover art for my friend's band. I've got this great skyline with an eerie green glow to it, but when I save it there's no green in the sky. Right now, the sky's all one layer with a dark-green color overlay set to "color burn". It looks great in Photoshop but no matter how many different combinations of settings I try to save it with, the sky always comes out white in the final jpg/png. Does anybody know why this is?
check your color mode for the document, and try Layers>Flatten All before saving it as a jpg.
What i would do is have it open in photoshop with the green sky, and take a scrnshot with it how it is. Take the bit you want and voila. A nooby way to resolve this but its quick and its the only solution i can think of right now :P
Shouldnt this be in software help? :blink: :huh:
RAb :huh:
Save as a JPEG. Flatten all, if you wish. If that doesnt work, comments back.
if its small enough, take a screenie then copy n paste :)
If it is CMYK coloring, that could be it. Switch it to RGB.
I talked to him, and we tried most of those. It didn't work.
It's in RGB, and it's waay too large to take a screenshot of. When I flatten it though, the green dissapears... is there any way to fix that?
okay, try this. Link the green overlay layer and the sky layer, and if the sky layer is anything except "normal" link whatever it is over as well.. Then CTRL+E to merge them. If that doesn't work then you've got a weird problem I've never heard of before.
The color overlay is a blending option on the sky layer. It seems that if I rasterize the layer all the green dissapears.
