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• The Lightroom export file size: why it's so small? How can I maximize the picture quality?

  My image file size is much smaller after editing and export through Lightroom. It is impossible to maintain the size of the original file in order to preserve image quality? This small file size will have a negative impact on the prints? Any help is appreciated!

  The file size is not an indicator of picture quality! You are looking at the wrong measure.

  File size is determined by the number of pixels you have, the quality slider in the dialog box export and of a dozen other things, most of which you cannot control.

  Want to watch the number of pixels (width and height) and not the size of the file.

  It is impossible to maintain the size of the original file in order to preserve image quality?

  Not only is impossible, that it is also meaningless (see above)

  This small file size will have a negative impact on the prints?

  Instead look at the size of the file, you must look at the number of pixels of the exported photo (width and height), and this will determine if you get a decent impression. The usual standard is that you need 300 pixels per inch.

• Why is 'Export file size small' big?

  Hi, I work in CS3.  100 brochures, I have two brochures that do not export to a small PDF file. The settings for the export are all the same.  What else should I look for?  The sizes are usually 1 MG.  These 2 specific brochures are 5-6 MG.  I can try to fix this problem?

  Thank you

  If these are "records" you obviously shouldn't be in public view.

  If you want me to watch confidentially on behalf of Adobe, I'll be happy to talk if you their email to me. (I can take up to about 30 to 40 MB of attachments per e-mail). You'll find my e-mail by clicking on my picture or simply hovering over him.

  -Dov

• PE 7 - export file size is very large

  Hello

  I am to convert VHS tapes to digital format and wanted to use first Elements 7 to change my home movies. I use my VCR to write of VHS on DVD, and then copy the files from the DVD to my computer. A two hour movie equals 9 files of 250 MB, but after that I put in a unique scenario and export them to Microsoft DV AVI, the file is 27 GB. I know that video files are not small, but I don't understand what is happening to convert 2.25 gb entry into a file over ten times. The original DVD files are very well from a quality point of view (in other words, they are at least as good as the original VHS quality), but I would like to do some editting and then polishing on them before putting them on a DVD in the format "final". Advice on how to achieve this more effectively would be appreciated.

  Thank you.

  Dan

  "I don't think that the 27 GB file would be same not hold on the new blu - ray format, not to mention the standard DVD that would play in my player of DVD family."...

  Export/burning 27 Gb DV - AVI will be transcoded to a VOB MPEG2 4.7 GB file that fits on the DVD. Please note however burn 2 hours on a DVD in a lower bitrate, DVD quality compared to burn an hour on a DVD... that is what you can fit on a DVD with a bitrate of PE7 higher 8 Mb/s. The bitrate will be automatically reduced to fit the video on the DVD. Burn a copy and see what it looks like--even at the lower rate as ok, it should look like your source files are VHS.

• Strongly reduced photo when exporting files. Need of original size.

  On my MacBook Pro, I have a lot of pictures that have been transferred to photos from iPhoto, when I upgraded to El Capitan.  I can look under 'info' for a photo in particular and see that the file is, say, 7Mo, totally in line with what puts my digital SLR. But when I also move the file size (as seen using the preview) is about 1/3 more. I dragged the photos on the desk, exported to various places such as Documents, etc... The file is always reduced.  What I'm missing here?  Thanks for any help!

  Use the file menu ==> Export - you can export the exact original or a TIFF without loss (giant file) or a JPEG with different quality (compression) which will give you the size of different file - and you can also set the pixel dimensions - you may need to enlarge the window by clicking the v to the right of the JPEG in the window

  LN

• photo file size is reduced by half when exporting or by e-mail

  I have updated to Yosemite and so have pictures instead of iPhoto. When I tried to send a picture from the pictures inside the size in the e-mail was half the size of the file specified in the metadata of the image and photos (786 KB up to 339 KB). I've even exported to my office and attach the photo to an email and got the same result.  and Yes, I have selected 'real size' for the size of the image in the email.  What are the options for choose the file size and quality when you export that we have in iPhoto? is it hidden somewhere else? Thank you

  In the email body size is selected in this menu?

  

  

• Importing video alpha channel: what to export for Adobe Premiere? Reduced file size Important.

  I want to import a small 20 second animation at 1920 x 1080, RGB + alpha superimposed, all less than 5 MB of After Effects in Adobe Premiere. What are my options? Used to be my go-to the file format FLV files. An example FLV pose this requirement would be around 700 KB.

  Export in. MOV with Alpha as a result of this same file 700KB to 950MB (difference of size of files after x 1350).

  Export in. AVI with Alpha translates this same file 700KB to 9800 MB (a x 14000 times difference in file size).

  Export in lossless with Alpha translates this same file 700KB to 1100 MB (difference of size of files after x 1500).

  I surrender all the little animations of 10-30 per project and make them all integrated into Adobe Premiere, so a dynamic link is not practical. This was a nice project of ~ 15MB will now have to be (at least) a project of ~ 20GB. This is not sustainable.

  Any help appreciated, thanks.

  My choice would be Cineform.

  The files will be not small, but it is an unreasonable expectation here, I think.  The size of the intermediaries is not usually something that worry, not only the expected results.

• How to export an mp4 in high quality with file size reduced? could someone teach me the specific parameters?

  I'm going to export a video 720 with about 70 MB file size, is this possible?

  I came up with the right setting finally. Thank you guys.

• Why the Photoshop in Lightroom export file downgrade the size of the original when I reimport

  Why the export file to Photoshop and re-import in Lightroom downgrade the size of the original

  I export my raw 24 MB for Photoshop file
  It creates a file of 80 MB tiff (aprox)... Ok

  

  When I do a "Save as" file directly in an external file, I always have a 80 MB file

  

  But when I save the tiff from Photoshop file directly in Lightroom the downgrade from 14 MB file !

  

  
  Is this a problem of the actual display metadata?
  Because when I search the TIFF of the changes, it isn't always to 85 MB 14, 3 MB?

  

  I check each preferences everythings seems to be good

  Please I need help

  The info so that the image does not appear the size in megabytes of the image, but rather the number of megapixels. Megapixels do not directly translate to the size of the file. Right-click on the image and choose to display the image in the Explorer or Finder, depending on your operating system. Then you can see how big the file is in reality.

• problems with quality vs. file size in export to YouTube 1080 p

  Hello

  I used to use NCH videopad as a Publisher began. He had shocking performance but gives really good quality and small size files.

  That is to say, I could export 1080 p 30 min video of good quality for YouTube in less than 2 GB file size, but Premiere Elements can

  Get anywhere near the same quality, even at 4 GB.

  So what I need is someone to tell me the parameters I need.

  Currently I export the shadowplay film recorded in 1080 60 fps 50Mbits (according to shadowplay).

  If I export to AVCH (whatever) with YouTube Widescreen HD - set it to match the source, I can't

  get a good quality. I even put the target at 20 and the other at 18 and it is still grainy quality and file sizes

  4 GB. The only way I can get the same quality I received of Videopad is with a 7 GB file into elements.

  Today I tried to export a video (30 minutes) and all day trying to find a good setting, and

  each parameter gets me grainy footage.

  If someone can you please just give me the detailed settings, I need (without the jargon) please.

  The problem is with file sizes as what he deletes my additions to my half a string because

  limits on usage of my data.

  Thank you

  NeonsStyle

  corn

  I think that you need to remove temporarily and advanced then refreshed. Then go through the following.

  The first link in your last message does not, but that a second was full of information (really great).

  If this is supposed to represent the output of VideoPad, here's the story.

  1. you have an AVCHD.mp4 file MPEG2.mpg is not. The file is 1920 x 1080 @ a progressive frame.

  2. our goal is progressive rate - variable and not constant, noted that the 3 frames rate in playback of video properties...

  minimum frame rate = 10,000 frames per second

  frame rate = 29,888 frames per second

  maximum frame rate = 30,000 images per second

  First Elements not managed well with the video recorded with a variable rather than a constant rate. Symptoms range from Premiere Elements of audio desynchronization to not being able to import the video at all. The typical remedy is to take video in the free program of brake hand to get the H.264.mp4 with constant frame rate (29.97) model. Then, you take the export of brake hand in Premiere Elements project using first elements add Media/files and folders.

  https://handbrake.fr/

  Also note that VideoPad product export with a low flow, i.e. 7759 Kbps (equivalent to 7.7 Mbps). You were trying for 36 / 50 Mbps in the export of Premiere Elements. It is an explanation of the difference in size of the files that run you in your comparisons of software.

  Since you don't seem to be involved with video MPEG2.mpg, I write what follows for information purposes... What do you do with an xml file if you used the 1080p29.97 HDTV high quality predefined with Publish + share/computer/MPEG? You should get a single file, MPEG2.mpg. If you use one of the presets whose name begins with MPEG2 (interlaced preset who is not progressive), then you will get two files, the video file and a file of information m2t.xmlses. Nothing to do with the xml file. All you want is the video file that will be MPEG2.m2t.

  Right now I'd take that video in Handbrake for 1920 x 1080p29.97, like H.264.mp4, import this file in Premiere Elements, export as a AVCHD.mp4 MP4 H.264 1920 x 1080 p 30, get a core file line with default transmission speeds and, if necessary, start to lower the bitrate to 8 Mbit / s by looking at the quality.

  Please consider.

  Thank you.

  RTA

  Add on... If you need a how tos tos for handbrake, let me know. It is quick and easy with the adjustment under video tab key.

• I have created a multi-page document in inDesign and exported in PDF format.  The original file size is 13.27 mb.  I used the command size reduced to 2.86 to the file to download on the internet.  However, one of the images in the original pdf file does n

  I have created a multi-page document in inDesign and exported in PDF format.  The original file size is 13.27 mb.  I used the command size reduced to 2.86 to the file to download on the internet.  However, one of the images in the original pdf file does not appear in the smaller file.  Can someone help me?

  Try the PDF tool optimize.

• I want to export file to a specific size without changing the size of the contents of the layer. for example. the image in the layer size is 20 x 20 px, but I want the file exported in 40x40px with a transparent space.

  I want to export file to a specific size without changing the size of the contents of the layer. for example. the image in the layer size is 20 x 20 px, but I want the file exported in 40x40px with a transparent space. @divyamanian

  You can now do with the new export as a dialogue using the "Canvas size" section

• the export dump file size

  Hello

  in 10g is R2 possible to estimate the export dump, a schema in the file size?

  I found this in the documentation

  Syntax and Description

  ESTIMATE={BLOCKS | STATISTICS} 

  But how to use it for an entire schema without generating dump file?

  Thank you.

  ESTIMATE_ONLY

  Calculate the work of estimates without performing the export.

• Exported images are of large file size, but the small screen

  

  Something has changed in my export settings, and I can't understand it.  If I insert a file into any application (i.e. PowerPoint, Word, Publisher) that I exported to LR5.7 before last week, the end images (image of female left) look if I export a new image, the file size is large (10 MB), but when I insert into any application, the image itself is extremely low (male right image). I know that's not the image itself, because I've tried it with images that have worked in the past which has worked and now have the same issue. If I try with resize in the image program itself just gets very distorted and pixelated. Any thoughts on what is wrong or what I screwed. I've also included a picture of my LR export window

  Maybe Word etc read the 5000 pixels per inch setting in the exported file and timing of small file in the application.  Change to 200 or something and see what happens.  This has not test so it is maybe not the right direction to solve the problem.

• Problem trying to export in larger file size.

  I need to print a banner of a 20' x 8' for a show. Logo and text are export ready, but any size, I put the export size to, I seem to be limited to 2400 dpi and an image that is about 1.5 "tall. Now, I know that this translates into approximately a 24 "image at 150 dpi (or something like that happens to be). 100-150 ppi is fine, it's just a banner, but I have even greater need.

  What gives?

  I'm a bit new to Illustrator, use only a few times a year max.

  Thanks in advance for your help.

  your print in the OP size is 1.5 "in height as you say. It's very small. not sure if your limit is the 2400 ppi or overall pixel size. all of the questions.

  anyway. PSD is too limited to a certain pixel size. an image can be so great, then you must use a different format. I know not the point break, which could be a problem too.

  Anyway, if simply trying to get into photoshop, a simple copy and paste will work. configure your file size you need in photoshop, then copy and paste your layout of the Illustrator. No exporter is necessary.