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I genuinely don't remember the last time I saw someone print something directly from Photoshop. Even professional photo studios I've worked with always save the
by franga2000 6y ago
I genuinely don't remember the last time I saw someone print something directly from Photoshop. Even professional photo studios I've worked with always save their files (usually to TIFF), open them in a previewer to double-check then and then send them to the printer directly.
This isn't one of those "FOSS devs sticking to the UNIX philosophy to a fault, usability be damned" situations. Printing is the kind of thing that is either done so rarely that the literally only two extra clicks aren't going to matter or so frequently that you want to be using a batch workflow anyways.
No offense if it just didn't occur to you at the time (I've been there), but "I'll just save the image and print that" is something that I image the vast, vast majority of computer users could figure out in no time and is surely not a significant factor in Adobe's market dominance.