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Home > Forums > Programmers > Graphics and Publishing > Adobe: Photoshop Forum

Capitalized file names

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Fotoman (TechnicalUser)

17 Aug 11 9:48

It has always intrigued me to know the reason why the file names on my camera are capitalized and when I call them into Photoshop, readjust them and re-save them (save as...), the file name changes to lower case.
Is there any good reason for this?

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Fotoman (TechnicalUser)

17 Aug 11 10:04

Perhaps I should explain further that it is the extension that usually changes case, i.e. .JPG to .jpg

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audiopro (Programmer)

19 Aug 11 14:26

That is set in preferences, file handling, file saving options, extensions.

It is best practice to keep the case of filenames constant to prevent frustrating file name errors.

Keith
www.studiosoft.co.uk

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