Export files in Lightroom

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• Why open after export of the files from lightroom photoshop elements?

  Whenever I have export files in lightroom 6, photoshoped items opens.  How can I keep this from happening automatically... I don't want to change the files in the elements.

  Hi woodmaker,.

  Could you please let me know which option is selected in the export dialog to the title of "Post processing".

  Please change accordingly.

  Kind regards

  Tanuj

• 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.

• My changes to JPEG files in Lightroom export not - help please!

  Hello

  I did a big session today and shot all in JPEG format (by accident). Worked on them in the same way as I would with RAW files in Lightroom, but when I export them, the changes I made do not seem to export.

  Could someone please give me a shout, I fear I have to redo everything in Photoshop (which wouldn't be as good in any case).

  Thank you!!

  Scroll down until you come to the choice of the File Format

• 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.

• Hi people! Can someone advise me something in Lightroom please CC.  When I export files once after you have finished the adjustments etc. and I click 'Save with the previous' - how to find where it was recorded, if I forgot the last folder saved to?

  Can someone advise me something in Lightroom please CC. When I export files once after you have finished the adjustments etc. and I click 'Save with the previous' - how to find where it was recorded, if I forgot the last folder saved to?

  I guess you mean "Export with previous. If so, open the export page. It will be defined as "precedent".

• I tried a trial version of lightroom 6 and edited hundreds of photots I need to find the export files are small non-printable, about 600 kbs. So I bought lightroom 6 hoping to save my changes on all the photos. However with my purchase of more than a week

  I tried a trial version of lightroom 6 and edited hundreds of photots I need to find the export files are small non-printable, about 600 kbs. So I bought lightroom 6 hoping to save my changes on all the photos. However with my purchase of more than a week, my picture exports are still about 600 kbs. Not printable! I'm signed and registered. Whats happening?

  Looks like you have been in the library module and chose with a preset export or export to email. Whatever it is, your Presets 'export' were to reduce the size of the image exported to about 600 k.

  In Lightroom, the library module and under the file menu, simply select the Word Export. Who will open another dialog box. GO through each option in this dialog box to choose where you want to export the file, what color space to use, what name to give to each folder, what metadata to include and do not forget to select the export size! I included a few screenshots for your reference.

  If you export exactly the same path several times, you can create your own export preset to make this process faster.

  

• How do you export a file from lightroom if you do not have the original raw file

  How do you export a file from lightroom if you do not have the original raw file

  Hmm, the link disappeared. Let's try again:

  Extract previews

• Is it possible to tell lightroom to just re - export the previously exported files?

  Shooting a celebration (Park, mass and left), went home and process raw files in Lightroom, exported in 3 files.

  Then I went to edit the files in photoshop, first record, which consisted of the Park went well. Files is superb, even after compress them again.

  Then place were pictures of the mass, and that's where everything went down hill. When I loaded up the first image, it has been compressed to to hell all black areas were all pixelated, so I went in lightroom and of course it changed the quality of 100% up to 60%!

  All my other settings are the same, so I don't accidentally reset the whole thing. Don't know why or how Lightroom did it, I got it on 100% for the last 2 years!

  Now I have to export them all over again, the problem is there was 800 that I pulled down to only 150. I don't want really to hand pick them all over again.

  Is it possible to tell lightroom to just re - export the previously exported files?

  The short answer: No.

  Lightroom remembers files imported recently in a collection, but remember recently exported files.

  That said, you can use the plugin (free, by me) SQLiteroom to assemble a collection of * all * files, which could help exported.

  Rob

• Why an export file 2Mo ends as an export of 12 MB?

  Hi, see screen shot of my export preset Pleas. The exported files with this Dungeon preset on my desk in the form of files 12 MB - their original size.

  And how to export as png file?

  Thank you very much.

  

  Note, Raphael, of your screenshot above, ask photo 2 megapixel, in other words, you want Lightroom to shrink the size of the image at the bottom of what it was originally much smaller, resulting in a loss of quality.

  Do not confuse MegaPixels with megabytes. These are not the same things. One does not imply the other. You did not a picture of 2 megabytes of Lightroom, even if it sounds like that's what you want. And as stated, no software can provide a specific file size PSD file.

• Exporting files with wrong timestamp and bad "update" folder

  My system is running Windows 7. CC in Lightroom to 2015.

  Yesterday, while working in Lightroom, we have experienced an unexpected failure. (My dog hit the switch! Don't laugh!)

  When the system rebooted, everything seemed normal with the exception that the 'Clarity' legend was missing in the develop module. The cursor worked as expected however.

  Today I have been using Lightroom without any apparent problem until I exported some images for my external storage. I discovered that time 'Date modified' case files have been exported and the files themselves showed the "Date modified" as on 01/01/2000.

  When I import files in Lightroom, it identifies the file date and time correctly and is important to the good year/month/day.

  The system clock is correct.

  . Any suggestions would be welcome!

  Bob.

  Hi loutses,.

  Indeed, I think it's more of a NAS Trier management as LR question, incidentally, you can try to disconnect the disk completely and then plug it in again.

  Also try one last thing, the images that you exported to desktop, now move them to SIN and then see if the sort order.

  Concerning

  Rohit

• Export jpg from Lightroom 5.6 does not open in other applications

  Recently, I noticed that the exported jpgs of Lightroom 5.6 cannot be opened in Canon DPP 3.14 and cannot be resized using Image Resizer plugin. Two of them that I use frequently.

  I've seen talk about this question re other applications also. Does anyone know if there is a solution?

  I am using 8.1 Windows 64 bit. 5 D Mark ii

  It's a problem with 5.5 (changed the placement of some of the internal headers of JPGs and other applications, including the DPP, could not open them), but has been corrected to 5.6. I just check on it by exporting a jpg file and open it without problem in PLR 3.14.15, Windows 7 x 64. Are your 'old' LR 5.5 jpgs?

• export plugin: how to learn the path of the source of the exported files?

  Short version: an export plugin to determine the path of the source of an image that was exported as a copy in a temporary directory?  If so, how?

  Long version...

  I am a user SDK newbie, writing a plugin which implements multiple images to my own external program which them melts and produces one or more new images that the user probably wants to reimport into Lightroom.

  I have the plugin works OK with export to a temporary directory.

  Now I would like to add a feature in which my program gets access to the path of the folder to the original image, so that it can offer the user the ability to record images of result in the same directory.

  Is it possible for the export plugin get the source for an exported image path, say an object of rendering?

  Can also export plug-in information identical or similar, otherwise, for example by determining the path for the folder that is currently selected in the Lightroom Catalog?

  Thanks for your suggestions!

  -Rik

  I don't think that the metadata for source path are in the exported file.

  Once I manually coded the source path in the jpeg file to export, but I stopped doing that, now I just save some info I need as part of the ID "at a distance" (assuming that to publish the service).

  But maybe I misunderstood. I mean, when export the source path is readily available as rendition.photo:getRawMetadata ('path') - is that what you mean? (I thought before that you were speaking after export, possibly loooong after export...).

  Rob

• Is it possible to export preset for Lightroom 4?

  Hi all

  Is it possible to export preset for Lightroom 4?  I have created custom preset on my laptop and I would like to export and import my desktop if possible.  Did some research online and could not find this link which applies only to the "Presets" in general, http://help.adobe.com/en_US/lightroom/using/WS2A36C507-E076-4b14-AAC3-87852595D175.html.  Please let me know if this is possible or not because it would be a great time saver.

  Thank you!

  -photorobot2010

  Predefined are stored in the 'Local adjustment presets' subfolder within the Lightroom settings folder structure. The location of this varies according to the operating system, or if you have "Store Presets with Catalog" checked in your Lightroom preferences (tab presets)... way easier to locate is go to the Presets tab on the Preferences dialog box and click on "Show Lightroom Presets Folder"... which will open a window of Finder/Explorter showing the Lightroom folder. Open that folder, find that the copy the brush and the subfolder Local adjustment presets preset .lrtemplate files on your desktop. Repeat the operation on the desktop to locate the Local adjustment presets folder, then simply copy the predefined inside. They should then display in Lightroom on the desktop (you may need to restart Lightroom first).

• Export size with Lightroom and Photoshop

  So, I took a pan of denver.

  The file is a raw file. and at the end I need to be able to be a 24 "x 72" canvas print.

  I need to edit in lightroom and then edit in photoshop. I did several times and works very well!

  I need set the file size for what I need to keep maximum quality?

  When I send to photoshop, when I return to lightroom, or when I export the PSD Lightroom JPEGs from Lightroom to file over?

  Help, please! Kind of weird for me ha!

  Thank you!

  No, Photoshop does not provide any size image unless you do it manually in > Image > Image size.

  PS "accept" the resolution that is sent to it to LR. In LR, you can specify what resolution you want for editing in PS (default value is 240 ppi) - get in > Edit > preferences > external editing.

  Resolution is intimately linked to the size of the image. For example: If a picture comes out of the unit at 3000 x 2000 pixels. To 300 ppi image would be 10 "x 6.67". 240 DPI the same image (without increasing the resolution or downsampling) would be 12.5 "x 8.33". For quality printing, you would generally aim at a resolution of 240 minimum.

  If your original image (the panorama after it has been sewn together) there is not enough ppi for 24 "x 72" desired printing at 240 dpi you will need to enlarge the image in PS (upsampling) or you must specify the size in the export dialog box in LR. LR will then zoom in.

  WW