10. Printing
It may seem old-fashioned, but you can actually print your photos from Photoshop—at home, on a desktop printer, through a photo-printing service such as Shutterfly or Costco, or by sending them to a professional service provider. Whether you’re printing the photo itself or including it in another document that will be printed, it’s a good idea to proof the image so you know what to expect.
And before you send the file anywhere, save a copy of the full file, with all its layers intact, so that you can edit it again for another purpose later.
Archiving Photoshop Files
You may need to convert an image to a different color mode for printing, or compress it in GIF or JPEG format for posting to the Web. Before you make any of those changes, ...
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