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• How can I export images from Photos with Lightroom or Photoshop?

  How can I export images from Photos with Lightroom or Photoshop?

  Use the file ➙ export Original unmodified for Photos X menu option.

  

  

• Last night my 5 Lightroom suddenly seems to update. A shooting blue veined lgo ratings appeared on my screen and many of my settings have been changed. My problem now is that when I export an image on my drive C:, the exported image n

  Last night my 5 Lightroom suddenly seems to update. A shooting blue veined lgo ratings appeared on my screen and many of my settings have been changed. My problem now is that when I export an image on my C: drive, the exported image is no longer automatically appears in my Picasa files as it has for years. How can I fix this please?

  Hello

  Greetings!

  In the export dialog box change the export after option.

  

  Concerning

  Jitendra

• I use Lightroom 5.7, 64-bit with Windows 7 Professional. Without apparent reason, I now get an error message when I export a photo, say a raw image to a JPG. However, the exported image seems to be OK. But now, I've noticed that my directory the files LR

  I use Lightroom 5.7, 64-bit with Windows 7 Professional. Without apparent reason, I now get an error message when I export a photo, say a raw image to a JPG. However, the exported image seems to be OK. But now, I noticed that my repertoire records in library view LR does not show images correctly: If there is a folder with subfolders, the folder contains 0 images, but sub records show the correct number of images. What happened and is there a solution? I tried to uninstall Lightroom and re - install, but the problem persists.

  Here is a screenshot of the error message:

  

  Post edited by: Joseph Costanza, Jr.

  See here for a solution.

• use lightroom 5.7.1 does not all meta-information are copied when exporting images

  use lightroom 5.7.1 not all meta-information are copied when exporting images: City and country are not copied, even if this information is displayed when I open the original file in photoshop. If I export this file through lightroom, the information disappears.

  Anyone know how to fix this?

  In the export dialog box, go to the metadata section and make sure that you have disabled "remove location information.

• When I export a photo from lightroom, the image is very pixelated.

  When I export a photo from lightroom, the image is very pixelated. This Burr occurs regardless of whether I do adjustments in Lightroom.  It seems that place just the photo in it develop modual without doing anything to it taints the image in such a way that when it is exported from the modual develop the export pixelated fate.

  There is a radical difference between these two images. Incredibly, export of Lightroom has been shrunk down so it has fewer pixels. This means that if you try to display them on a similar screen size, you will need to expand by zoom. Really just, which increases the size of the pixels, so pixilization. He looks exactly like its original size. I think you should just turn off the Image resizing option (uncheck the Resize to fit) in your export settings to get the quality you are looking for.

• iPhoto - JPEG with Lightroom export files

  Dear community,

  I take my Photos in RAW format and use Adobe Lightroom for workflow management and the work of any photo. As a result, I create two sets of JPEG files: the full-size images are stored on my file server, while the reduced size JPEGs (approx. 1200 x 1600) I keep on my MacBook Pro. Date & time of the images exported JPEG is different to the actual hours when they were taken, I get a problem during their import in iPhoto because iPhoto 'think' that have all been taken recently. This creates a huge mess in iPhoto. I'm talking about 17,000 photos taken between 1999-2015. Given that I exported the entire stack at the same time, iPhoto shows them as taken today after importation. Photos are all stored in an appropriate folder structure (event/year).

  Now my question: How can I teach iPhoto to use the structure of folders to sort the photos in the right way? As I have said, without the pictures in chronological order, they are useless. And so is iPhoto. Why do they want to do? Simple answer, I would like to share my photos on my Apple devices and for this, iPhoto would be just perfect.

  Can someone help me with this or is that someone has a better idea for the RAW-> Lightroom-> export-> stream Jpeg iPhoto work?

  Thank you very much!

  Hans

  Date & time of the images exported JPEG is different to the actual hours when they were taken, I get a problem during their import in iPhoto because iPhoto 'think' that have all been taken recently

  It's down to how you export from Lightroom. iPhoto Gets the date and time of the photo Exif metadata and uses only the data of the file if it is missing. Check your LR export procedures to write Exif data in the exported files.

  So, this is the solution to your problem.

• Lightroom export: Size of small files

  Evening,

  I recently started using Lightroom after years of using Photoshop. One thing that I find difficult to understand, export.

  After editing just one portrait as my first practice in Lightroom, I saved the file as 100% quality and JPEG. This resulted in a tiny 872 kb file size. Confused, I have reproduced the simple in Photoshop, saved as a full quality JPEG editing process and this resulted in a file size of 9 MB.

  Side by side, expanded, I see no difference in quality. I noticed that the recorded image Lightroom has 240 dpi and Photoshop image 72 dpi.

  Then, I went back to Lightroom and saved the same image as. TIF, resulting in a file size of 107 MB with no visible improvement in quality.

  Lightroom is known for tiny file sizes? I'm doing something wrong? I do not understand why, how and what is happening with the sizes of export and file in Lightroom. I'd like an explanation.

  Looks like you have checked resize it to fit, or checked the limit of the file size to... in the Lightroom export dialog.

  Other than that, the file size is not a good indicator of the quality of the image - pixel dimensions are.

  PPI is also devoid of meaning and irrelevant unless you want to print the image. PPI is metadata used by printer drivers to calculate the physical dimensions of the impression.

  TIFF files are much larger than the jpg file size because they are uncompressed or use lossless compression, which is much less efficient than the jpg (lossy) compression. TIFF files can also be 16 - bit, which are twice the size of 8-bit files.

  Take a look at

  What is a digital image?

  File formats

  Basics of Lightroom

• Lightroom - exported too small jpg

  When exporting my images raw in Lightroom I convert them to DNG, which are about 28 000 Ko.  When I export my images in jpg, they are usually only about 4-5 MB is enough but sometimes I need a larger jpg. How can I control / increase the size of the exported jpg images.  I understand that jpg is compressed, but it's a huge compression.

  Help, please

  jadziaK wrote:

  the drawn test example is 3960 x 2640 pixel 13.2 x 8.8 inches, 300 DPI

  Like I said for most of my work is enough, but I wish I had more large file size

  Lol you want a larger size of the image, not a larger file. The size of the image, in pixels or megapixels, determines if you can make enlargements or not, and what will be the quality of these extensions (as well as setting the quality slider). The size of the file is completely and totally irrelevant to the issue of can make you enlargements and does not determine the quality of the image or the quality of any enlargements. To get a larger size image, you can export the photo in Lightroom by enlarging the image in the section of resizing the Image of the Lightroom export dialog box.

• Corrupted in exported image exif data

  I see what looks like to corrupted EXIF data in exported images such as reported by exiftool.  The problem occurs when you export an image edited from a Q Leica DNG file.  ExifTool reports "warning: possibly incorrect maker [minor] note offsets (fix by 1196?)" followed by the four following fields "

  The name of the file: ~.

  Original directory:

  Index of the file: 3982

  Film Mode                       : ?..?.?.?.".|?

  Levels of WB RGB: 3605.922052 0.951899398 1.068280702

  The Film contains unprintable characters.   The original DNG EXIF data reported by exiftool is

  File name: L1000034. DNG

  Original directory: 100LEICA

  Index of files: 34

  Movie mode:

  Levels of WB RGB: 0.4780578898 1 0.674571805

  JPEG exported from Lightroom 6.2.1.   Same problem with 6.1.something.  No problem noticed edited CR2 or RAF files export.

  Anyone else noticing something similar?   You wonder if it's specific to the Leica Q files.

  From what I can tell, these are the owners for this camera metadata fields. You see errors on these fields with the files from your other devices is because these cameras create these fields in their files. And it really seems to be just this model of camera, I checked with other Leica cameras and still couldn't see these fields that appear. It seems that it is fair field that Lightroom is not familiar with and that he does not know how to work with them (he essentially leaves them empty, with the exception of some fill characters when text is required). Like Exiftool reports, it's a just a warning and not an error. In addition, this caution is minor.

  Here's what Exiftool himself has to say about this kind of situation: ExifTool FAQ.

  What I understand reading FAQ, these fields is essentially the shortcuts that point to other information in the file. The error indicates that these shortcuts (reclining) do not point to the correct location (MakerNotes), or something of the sort. You can force a repair by adding the f (case-sensitive) tag to the Exiftool commands.

  Apart the Exiftool warning, do you experience any interruption of your workflow? Other applications fail to work with these files, or you encounter errors?

• From Aperture to Lightroom - my images in Aperture adjusted are imported as smal jpg files in a folder in Lightroom

  I've been using Aperture for many years. My photos are raw files and I adjusted the slot Aperture.

  When I moved from Aperture to Lightroom the adjusted images when moved to a separate folder as jpg files (the size is pretty smal comepared to raw)

  My question: do I have to set all my images once more to get a large enough file to print or are the some kind og shortened?

  Hi kari b lk,

  Could you please confirm the workflow how to transfer your images from Aperture to Lightroom?

  Have you export images in Aperture, and then import them into Lightroom or you haven't imported the plugin integrated in Lightroom?

  See this FAQ if you have transferred via the plugin: https://helpx.adobe.com/lightroom/kb/aperture-import-plug-in-lightroom-faq.html

  Kind regards

  Claes

• Lightroom: Export with all the metadata includes the objective data

  When I export photos from Lightroom to photo site appears all the EXIF metadata, but not my lenses. Lightroom recognize my goal, but when I export image with the option "All metadata" the objective data is not exported. Why? Maybe not important but I want to get all the metadata with my photos.

  

  Hello!

  There must be something else, perhaps with the importer of photo website? When I export with the option to include all the metadata info from the lens is also included. It is usually written by the camera in EXIF fields data. Sounds like your camera is written this info since Lightroom can see it.

  

  If you have another application of image processing (you camera manufacturer, Preview, etc) see if a file exported from that behaves the same way when you import into your photo site.

• Full-size Lightroom exports less pixels (half)

  Hi, I've been using Lightroom 5 / 5.5 / 5.6 on a Mac for about half a year and the feeling, I get the hang of doing what I want out of it.

  However, I have noticed and deliver today which has lost me - when I export images (using file > export individual images), some exports with the same number of pixels as Lightroom shows have when I hover over them in the library or check in the metadata Panel, but some export with approximately but not exactly half the number of horizontal and vertical pixels.

  I checked, double checked etc that the export dialog is not ' resize according to "checked and the PPI is what seems to be the default value of 240.

  The export file settings are jpg and 100 for the quality.

  At first I thought it was something to with images only, i.e. not cropped cropped images seem to export with the same number of pixels but cropped those have about half the number of the library, but I exported just a photo not cropped and it was smaller too - it seems to be random, but somehow linked to specific photos (so the same picture is still ok or is reduced).

  Any suggestions on where I could go wrong or what I need to check are welcome.

  Rob

  Are the images of problem those where you have created intelligent insights and then disconnected the disk with the original image?

• Exported images have extra noise resembling stars

  Hello everyone, I don't know what Ive done but since I upgraded to Lightroom 5 I have a problem. I use it for images of the sky, but now when I export, Ive tried tiff, jpeg and PSD, there is a lot of noise that resembles thousands of additional stars and ruins the image. Look in Lightroom, but not when I export images. Can anyone offer some advice please. I'm fighting. Geoff

  Are you sure to optimize your settings of detail while zooming in on the image at 1:1?

• Unable to export images, solid black image file produced

  I can't export all images off opening 3.6. No matter which preset or I chose to file format, the resulting file is a strong image of the Black Madonna

  It should also be noted that the export of images to iPhoto produces exactly the same result

  How can this be repaired? I literally terrabytes of photos in the libraries of the opening, and now I can access is no longer them

  iMac 27 "5K retina 4.0 GHz/32 GB of RAM.

  I use the last El Capitan, 10.11.3 and opening 3.6.

  CCan you export images, when you export the originals and not revised versions?

  You can always change the pictures?

  where is stored your aperture library? On your system drive or on an external drive? If on an external drive, how is the drive connected and formatted?