Olympus Studio Instruction Manual page 197

Item
Save As (Macintosh)
File name (Windows)
Where (Macintosh)
Save in (Windows)
Format (Macintosh)
Save as type
(Windows)
Compression ratio
Open registered
application after
saving
[Cancel]
[Save]
Specifies the file name of the image.
Specifies the destination folder where the file is to be saved.
Specifies the save format of the image.
• Exif-JPEG (*.jpg):
Saves as Exif-JPEG format. This format is the same as that
of the image recorded in the camera.
• JPEG (*jpg):
Saves as JPEG format. This image format is mainly used
on the Internet.
• Exif-TIFF [8bit/ch] (*.tif):
Saves as Exif-TIFF format for 8 bit/color. This format is the
same as that of the image recorded in the camera.
• TIFF [8bit/ch] (*.tif):
Saves as TIFF format for 8 bit/color.
• TIFF [16bit/ch] (*.tif):
Saves as TIFF format for 16 bit/color.
This image format can only be opened in an application for
use with 16 bit/color.
• PICT:
Saves as PICT format. This format can only be selected in
Macintosh.
• Bitmap (*.bmp):
Saves as bitmap format. This format can only be selected
in Windows.
• RAW Data (*.orf):
Saves as Olympus RAW File format. To save as RAW
data, however, the original image file must be RAW data.
• OLYMPUS Studio format (*.oef)
This image format is used exclusively for OLYMPUS
Studio. This can only be selected when the image prior to
saving is RAW data.
This format is used to save editing results from the image
edit window while retaining the original RAW data.
The compression rate can only be selected when saving files
as [Exif-JPEG] or [JPEG] for [Save as type].
• High Quality: Quality has priority over the compression
rate.
• Standard Quality: Quality and the compression rate are set
to the standard settings.
• Low Quality: The compression rate has priority over quality.
Check this box to save an image with a different name when
the [Save] button is clicked and then open that image
automatically with the registered application.
"Launching a registered application" P.194
Cancels the [Save As] command.
Saves an image with the selected file name and file format.
Saving images
Description
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