Help PhotoShop Touch

[slobbythegreat]

Ive just tried to crop an image for the first time in photoshop touch....2 questions...how the eff do i save it and where the eff do i find the image. This has to be the biggest piece of crap on Android. I looked at another forum and cleared the media info etc as mentioned and restarted. Now i have no pics to view (im assuming its still scanning the images) but why the hell cant i see the stupid PS images? this is so bullsh!t

 

[rabidhunter]

I was working around with a project using multiple cropped images. I know your frustrations. But don't give up hope. Publish your images, this will save them in .jpg format. Then open a new project, add the pictures by pressing on the gallery icon with the little +. You will find the pictures in the Adobe Photoshop folder.

 

[JohnB47]

Ive just tried to crop an image for the first time in photoshop touch....2 questions...how the eff do i save it and where the eff do i find the image. This has to be the biggest piece of crap on Android. I looked at another forum and cleared the media info etc as mentioned and restarted. Now i have no pics to view (im assuming its still scanning the images) but why the hell cant i see the stupid PS images? this is so bullsh!t

When you work on an image in Touch, it creates a 'project' and an icon for each project appears on the Touch home screen. When you've done enough work on an image, you can 'save to Gallery' as either a png or jpeg image using the menu option that looks like a box with an arrow coming out of it (on the home screen). When the dialogue opens, you select the required image, then choose jpeg or png, then choose OK. This is called 'publishing' in Touch speak.

The image gets saved in a folder called Adobe Photoshop Touch (created the first time you 'publish' a project) which is a subfolder off sdcard/Pictures. I believe that projects are stored within the app and are only accessable through the app. If you can't see any 'old' projects on your Touch home screen, perhaps you've erased them all.