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• Hello, I'm trying to export jpg high-resolution printing

  Hello, I'm trying to export jpg high-resolution printing, 3000px.

  2 questions:

  Should what settings I do for this export?

  How can I check what size he is after export?

  In Mac Help, Lightroom 6, no cc.

  current settings under:

  image resizing

  resizing to fit - enabled

  3000px long edge

  Resolution 300pixels by thumb

  do not enlarge: checked

  Thanks for the reply

  also if a request for a photo output is simply, ' high resolution jpeg, 3000px ' would be - that give what I need?

  It is an unfortunately typical piece of nonsense about what you need to submit a photo. This is a meaningless statement. You should ask for details. It might be, they don't really know what they want, or they can not properly express what they want, or that they are so poorly informed about digital photography, all they tell you is nonsense.

  How can I check which is the number of px?

  If you choose to export with long edge to 3000 pixels, you should not check. I just accept that Lightroom has given me what I asked. But if you check, your operating system can tell you the size in pixels.

• Suréchantillonne assets when exporting to higher resolutions?

  How assets dimensionnera when I select 2 version x of an asset when I design at 1 x resolution?

  Layers and layer groups are re-renderings in Photoshop in the resolution requested before create us an asset for the requested resolution (see the question below for how we make smart objects).

  Assets requested of vector layers are graduated in vector space before they re-renderings to the requested resolution. If a raster layer or a layer group is less than the requested resolution we cadence in Photoshop using the algorithm of Interpolation of the Image defined in the preferences > General > Interpolation of Image (the default value is automatic bicubic).

  Layers or layer groups which are output as SVG are independent of the resolution if they contain vector shapes. If SVG contains rasterized images (which are included online by using the Base64 encoding) they are not independent of the resolution. Currently these images are not scaled to higher resolutions, but it is a bug, which we hope to be able to fix it with the next version of dot.

• Photoshop 2014 cannot remember a higher resolution

  First of all, sorry for my bad English...

  In Photoshop CC.

  I have change my photoshop 'cc' to adapt to my double monitors.

  When I close it. Restart it

  Nice. Photoshop still perfect fitting my double mointors.

  But when I change Photoshop 2014 CC.

  When I evolve to adapt to my double monitors.

  He don't remember what is the position and size.

  Which give me really huge problem.

  Launch Photoshop 2014 CC

  I need to re - scale.

  and my workspace will be broken just because the Photoshop change to normal size

  (normal size):

  left: 43

  high: 27

  Width: 1296

  height: 810

  )

  (Perfect fitting

  0 0 2800 900

  )

  Sorry for my English again.

  If those who want to help and can not understand what I'm talking about.

  I'll change my question to make you 'understand '.

  I'm running Photoshop CC (2014) on Win 8.1 x 64 myself and have my office set to run on 3 screens.

  Maximize you application?  Try not to do it, but it keeps windowed, almost covering all space.  Then close it and see if it keeps the position.

  -Christmas

• Cannot export with FLV

  I just made a video in AE I exported a high-resolution, using Quicktime (.mov) and is close to 9 GB.
  When I tried to make it to the web using FLV (for example), I discovered that I'm missing several formats on my list?
  I want to upload this on youtube and vimeo.
  The parameters of my computer are HD TV 1080 24, (1920 x 1080 px).

  I use AE CC on a mac 10.8.5.

  Help, please!

  

  FLV is dead. Use the H.264.

  Mylenium

• Import of high-resolution images of ArcGIS (PC) to Illustrator C4 (Mac)-"Cannot take place due to an error" / "the file size is too big.

  I make a great conference poster that will contain images of ArcGIS. The poster will be 92 "x 42" and Imaging will cover 91 by 22 in the page. The problem is that I need very high resolution for imaging, but illustrator won't import my files. I use ArcGIS 10.3 on Windows 10 and Illustrator C4 with OS X 10.11.1 (El Capitan). I was not able to import any .tiff file into illustrator (is this possible?) and I get "cannot take place due to an error" or "the file is too big" errors when I try to put .jpeg, .png, .ai files exported from the GIS. I think that the problem is due to the differentoperating systems, rental However, can I open and edit (resize etc.) files in preview without any problem, so there is also a problem with Illustrator. The files that I use are more than 150 MB at 300 dpi, but I really prefer to use 600 dpi, Illustrator can't handle these files sizes? I don't want to lose the resolution using .jpeg, .pdf, etc., many types of compression will cause problems with vector layers from ArcGIS.  Please notify!

  Update your AICS4 to something with the ability to access more than 3 GB of memory RAM as CS6 or above. You'll never work with CS4, at least not to the resolution as you seem to think you need. Indeed, you could probably use 150ppi or the bottom of the poster and not obviously nothing to lose. And for the record, I worked for 17 years for the USGS working with ARCGIS and AI.

• Doubt on the export of pages in JPG format at high resolution with Indesign

  Hello

  I use to work two software, your skill of QuarkXpress and Indesign. If I had to choose one, I prefer Indesign, it is very nice and I love it, but I have to work with the software.

  Well, I have a doubt about the use of Indesign method to export a page in JPG, high-resolution, because QuarkXpress do the same job, but in a different way, so my doubt is about the quality of the files produced.

  It is a very technical issue, if someone with experience in the professional press and print or an Adobe expert could answer, I would be grateful.

  InDesign, producing a poor quality file or QuarkXpress that producing a poor quality file?

  My question is as follows:

  I opened a document in Indesign, and I decide to export it. To simplify things, we have a unique page DIN A4 document.

  So I tell Indesign to export the pageand I want a JPG, high-resolution 300 DPI file.

  Indesign do his job very well, and produce the file exported. This is a JPG file, there are 300 dpi.

  If I open the document in Photoshopand I'm going to... Image of ... Image size...

  I see the Indesign document indicates the exact measurements of a DIN A4 210 x 297 mm and the resolution of the file, I have 300 DPI.

  Therefore seems to be that indesign has done a great job.

  Very well.

  Now, I explain what is happening with QuarkXpress.

  I do the same thing, I have a document to a single page, DIN A4 and I export it as JPG format at high resolution of 300 dpi.

  Well, now QuarkXpress, create the file and I open the file in Photoshop.

  Surprise.

  The file has larger than DIN A4 and a lower resolution dimensions!

  Exactly, QuarkXpress produce a jpg of the following dimensions: 874,89 x 1237,9 mm and a resolution of 72 dpi

  When I see 72 dpi, I think that the document is in low resolution. However, I have a larger document?

  I open the QuarkXpress file in Photoshop, then I uncheck resampling, in this way Photoshop will never change the image. Now, I change the value of resolution of 72 dpi, 300 dpi, which is the value I want.

  And what happens? What happens is that I get a document with measurements of a DIN A4 and also at 300 DPI.

  ???

  So basically QuarkXpress does the same work in Indesign, but in a different way.

  The file QuarkXpress are 2.29 MB more or less. The Indesign file are 3.84 MB more or less.

  So why these differences?

  Which method is the best and why Indesign produce a different file to QuarkXpresss?

  See you soon

  As far as I know, the ppi is not the required metadata for the images.

  So Im guessing that Quark exports jpg ppi worthless.

  But Photoshop is to assign a value of ppi when it opens an image without specified ppi value.

  This value is be 72, but it could be anything, because the pixel dimensions do not change.

• Images high resolution that I matter IIN indesign appear in a definition very mlauvaise to the screen and once exported to pdf, they are still quite far from the original. Perhaps to remedy these problems.

  Images high resolution that I import in indesign appear in a very bad definition on-screen and when exported to pdf, they are still quite far from the original. Perhaps to address these problems?

  The bad export quality could be linked to the pre-selection of PFD you have chosen. Some of the presets are designed to re - sample images to make a smaller final PDF

• How to export to PDF with crop marks * and * an image high resolution?

  HI - firstly, apologies - I have another query here and this is a related issue. Because I have been unable to solve this problem, which is with InDesign CS5, I downloaded the demo of InDesign CC, as I work at a date limit.

  OK, so I'm used to be able to export PDF files of high quality with crop marks in CS5. That's what I want to do with my file.

  In InDesign CC, it seems that if I simply 'export', I don't give me no option to add placemarks of crop, even if the file is configured to have a bleed.

  If I rather 'print' in Adobe PDF format, I * can * add crop marks. However, I then lose the option to export images in high resolution (300 dpi), and they come out pixelated.

  Maybe I'm missing something, but for now it seems to me that I have a choice of images of high quality but without crop marks or crop marks and bad quality images!

  Any help is appreciated!

  Thank you!

  PDF presets are the same in InDesign CC, they are in InDesign CS5.

  Choose file > export > Adobe PDF (Print)

  Simply choose a preset PDF which defines the resolution of the image in order to treat his high enough for your printing. There is also an option to print the Page guides and funds lost.

• Export the file to print to ultra-high resolution settings: 5000 dpi, 1x1cm

  I have a series of files for each with an artboard of 1024 x 1024, with different patterns on each of them.

  I need to export it to print at ultra-high resolution (5000 dpi, with a size of about 1 cm x 1 cm) to be used with a particular kind of new technology of micro-optique.

  How to export the vector images to display properly for printing to a specific Department and a specific size?

  rutipo,

  The relationship between the size of the image in pixels, the resolution of the image in DPI (pixels per inch) and the size of the actual image in inches, is as follows:

  Actual size pixel = PPP x.

  If you have 5000 PPI at a size of 1 cm or 1/2.54 inches, you need a pixel size of the 5000 * 1/2.54, or just 5000/2.54 = 1968.504 and something (in this cae, she is not a whole number.

  Up to 2000 x 2000 pixels will be sufficient.

  It is worth noting that for some uses, as png for web use, the final pixel x pixel size must exactly match the size of deired.

• A small animation for export of a high-resolution movie - problem.

  Hi all

  I got myself deeply in this issue and I would like someone to get me any type of solution.

  You know when you've spent days days working on something for a client, the deadline is yesterday and suddenly, it seems that this is going to lose and the client will kill you?

  This kind of problem.

  I'm almost done work this short cartoon and the plan is that export to a movie file. Of course, this must be high resolution (at least 720) and must stay all sounds.

  I stupidly chose to work in the document of 640 x 360 size, thinking it will make my pc work faster. I created all in vectors, so do not see why, that shouldn't make me export a video of any size.

  Some research I've done suggests that I am out of luck here. Can I export of larger size than the original, but it's all "pixelated" and nasty looking.

  Seems to me that the only solution is to increase the size of the document and start enlargin of hundreds of layers one by one. This would - case best screenplay - cost me a few days of work, but most would probably ruin the animation and get me stuck.

  It's really something that I think is super easy to do, so I hope that my case is not altogether lost.

  Anyone have any good ideas for me?

  Thank you in advance!

  ELB

  If the file has no actionscript have you tried to turn it into a movieclip in another file and enlarging it?  If she has no Actionscript, have you tried to load dynamically in another file and resizing after loading?

• Export artwork in PDF or png in high resolution (SC6)

  I can't export a chart format high resolution.  The work I created is 2 inches by 2 inches in Illustrator, which is the size, it will be when printing.  "When I export the file, I choose png and select ' 300 ppi," leave anti-aliasing as 'none' and use a transparent background.  However, when I import the graphic into other applications (word, etc.) the graphic is fuzzy and, in any case, high resolution.  I tried exporting to PDF and gains (that I can tell with the naked eye) the same result.  It would also be interesting to note that I get an output fuzzy same inporting the .ai file, too.  I checked the resolution in the Illustrator document and its value is maximum (300).  There must be something I'm missing here.

  Thank you very much in advance for your help.

  Sarah

  (1) the graphics, is any part of this raster? Photo, shadows, etc.

  (2) the image will be printed to 600px X 600px, which could affect the sharpness of the final graphics. You could move the object (assuming that the vector based here) up to 4 "X 4" or 6 "X 6", export it, and then in your application that will do printing resize it up to 2 'X 2'. " It should provide a clearer picture.

• Help!? High-resolution encrypted PDFs cannot be bidistillees and printed in PDF format.

  Need help, large company uses Acrobat XI, recently, our manuals that are recorded in high resolution with an encryption and enabled printing throws an error when you try to save it in pdf format.  Manuals are available online, download or open the manual in a browser of our users.  They need to print to a PDF of a few pages of the manual, but in doing so they get the following error message:

  %% [ProductName: Distiller] %.

  This PostScript file was created from an encrypted PDF file.

  Re-distillation encrypted PDF is not allowed.

  %% [Flushing: rest of job (end of file) will be ignored] %%.

  %% [Warning: PostScript error.] No PDF file produced.] %%

  If the file is saved in low resolution with the same encryption settings, it works very well.  He used to work in high resolution, but something has changed.  If I use Firefox to open the PDF Online and use the FF acrobat plugin to do the same thing, it works as supposed to on high resolution settings.  I hit a wall to try to solve this problem and it causes loss of production time.  Can anyone help?

  I mean, the value low resolution and NOT to DEFINE the ENCRYPTION. Without doubt, you have some concerns to protect the high resolution content, the solution is to have files that do not have.

  It will change? I don't know, Adobe never gives a clue on motives of security and never tell us what and when they set...

  FireFox, like many apps, ignore the security settings. (Where the big WARNING when setting security).  That being said, you do a lot of trouble for yourself by affecting security which is widely ignored - but not by Adobe...

• How can ensure me that the photos in my InDesign files are high resolution, when I send these files to a colleague? (Keep as .indd)

  I quit my job and we've been download all my files on Google Drive InDesign to prepare, so that my boss/employees can use and access my work. My boss has found that it cannot download the files without the pictures in documents turns out to be super low resolution. It is not just the screen on his computer (although they don't LOOK really terrible). They also print in very low resolution. I can print and view the SAME files in high resolution, when I work on my computer, and when I export documents in PDF, JPEG, PNG, etc and THEN give him the files, they are at the appropriate resolution. Who did all well and dandy, but... Given that I'm the only designer on staff, and I'm going, I'll be able to deliver my documents to my boss/employees. Help? Thank you!

  Yes, it would have to be reprinted.

  Where are the pictures of the original publication stored? When you compress all these images must be collected in a folder where your save file compressed. What is this copied or moved folder structure of (new machine, a different location on a local disk, dropbox, etc.), ID will need to be re-edited them once again, when the publication is open.

  But the structure of the folder must be copied on computer the boss', not only the file ID. If you all are not configured to use the exact same dropbox folder system and work from it.

  Mike

• External monitor of higher resolution for Envy 17 t w/GeForce GT 740 M?

  I have an envy TouchSmart 17 t-j100 Quad edition with a Nvidia GeForce GT 740 M graphics card. It has only a HDMI port, no DisplayPort, DVI, VGA port no port.

  I bought a HP ZR2740w 27 "monitor, but apparently the desire cannot drive a very high resolution (2560 x 1440) monitor via HDMI port.

  What is the display max resolution that want support for an external monitor via its HDMI port?
  I looked for it in the product specification, but do not see it.

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  Whatever the graphic subsystem as UMA, 740M, 750M, or 840 M. It HDMI v1.4 output supports up to resolution of 1920 × 1080 @ 60 Hz.

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