Hi,

I decided to try saving the log in PS CS2.  Perhaps there are more options
for saving the information than in CS, or perhaps I overlooked something
earlier.  Here's the log of a test pic I fiddled with, just to see what the
log would record.

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2006-04-15 15:55:01     Photoshop quit
2006-04-15 15:55:06     Photoshop launched
                Reset Brushes of current application
                Reset Tool Presets of current application
                Browse
                        Without Maximize
                        Without New Window
2006-04-15 15:56:42     File almost-kissing.dng opened
                Open
                        H:\Temp\Almost Kissing\almost-kissing.dng
                        As: Camera Raw
                        Model:  “Pentax *istDS”
                        Settings: Image Settings
                        Space: ProPhoto RGB
                        Depth: 16 Bits/channel
                        Scale: 1
                        Resolution: 330
                        Resolution Unit: Pixels/inch
        Levels 1 Layer
                Make adjustment layer
                        Using: adjustment layer
                        Type: levels
                        Adjustment: levels adjustment list
                        levels adjustment
                        Channel: composite channel
                        Input: 0, 246
                        Gamma: 0.95
        Image Size
                Image Size
                        Width: 900 pixels
                        Resolution: 100 per inch
                        With Scale Styles
                        With Constrain Proportions
                        Interpolation: bicubic
2006-04-15 15:57:42     File H:\Temp\Almost Kissing\almost-kissing-test.psd
saved
                Save
                        As: Photoshop
                        Without Maximize Compatibility
                        In: H:\Temp\Almost Kissing\almost-kissing-test.psd
2006-04-15 15:57:48     File almost-kissing-test.psd closed
2006-04-15 15:57:48     Photoshop quit
2006-04-15 16:00:52     Photoshop launched
                Reset Brushes of current application
                Reset Tool Presets of current application
2006-04-15 16:01:08     File almost-kissing-test.psd opened
                Open
                        H:\Temp\Almost Kissing\almost-kissing-test.psd
        Curves 1 Layer
                Make adjustment layer
                        Using: adjustment layer
                        Type: curves
                        Adjustment: curves adjustment list
                        curves adjustment
                        Channel: composite channel
                        Curve: point list
                        point: 0, 4
                        point: 15, 24
                        point: 60, 71
                        point: 125, 122
                        point: 255, 255
        Flatten Image
                Flatten Image
        8 Bits/Channel
                Convert Mode
                        Depth: 8
2006-04-15 16:02:34     File H:\Temp\Almost Kissing\almost-kissing-test.jpg
saved
                Save
                        As: JPEG
                        Quality: 10
                        Scans: 3
                        Matte: none
                        In: H:\Temp\Almost Kissing\
2006-04-15 16:02:46     File almost-kissing-test.jpg closed
                Close
2006-04-15 16:02:49     Photoshop quit





Shel



> [Original Message]
> From: Godfrey DiGiorgi <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
> To: <pentax-discuss@pdml.net>
> Date: 4/15/2006 2:26:56 PM
> Subject: Re: Allways save your work
>
> That's what I expected.
>
> G
>
> On Apr 15, 2006, at 1:45 PM, Shel Belinkoff wrote:
>
> > I tried it but found that it really wasn't very good at showing  
> > exactly
> > what was done.  It seemed rather general.
> >
> > Shel
> >
> >
> >
> >
> >>> Another option is to have the edit history log
> >>> turned on  (Preferences > General)
> >>
> >> How useful is the data that it saves? I've never turned it
> >> on to try  to keep file size to a reasonable level.
> >>
> >> G
> >
> >


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