BackdoorArts
Senior Member
Hmm, my psd files are from 30-100mb.... thats to much. I only save a few psd's, the once I really made progress in, so I can go back and look again.
For print I save in jpg, I know tiff is better but I really think the jpg's looks awesome from the lab I use, so for now I think I'll keep it like that.
I was just looking at the print section in Lightroom this morning, looks like it could be very useful for proofs if I was ever to do that.
I'll try printing from LR sometime, when I get my A3 printer some glorious day, it would be easy peasy printing directly from LR. Those who doesn't go by PS, I mean.
My PSD's run about the same. My point is that saving them as PSD or TIFF is about the same, size-wise. If you're saving to JPEG once completed then yes, you're saving a TON of space. The one thing I need to get better at is the finishing of my photos. I should really archive off the PSD once it's done and keep properly sized JPEGs immediately available for printing and/or sharing. Would make a big difference.
I haven't printed from LR much yet, but I will be trying it soon.