Export in Lightroom and the size of resolution

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• export from lightroom in the ' more high resolution possible?

  Heres a pickle:

  I finished stills for a movie on Sunday. It is unusual in that the mounting will change the pictures in the final movie.

  I work with the Publisher to determine exactly what format he wants these images in. The fim is carried out with HD video, and the Publisher keeps telling me he wants the images in the "absolute native RAW image pixel dimensions.

  I shot with a canon 5 d Mark II raw images, technically speaking, I think it would be approximately 5 616 x 3 744 (of course, this varies for each image, but this is the data that I read on the sensor of the camera).

  I shot about 1,000 images, so to produce 1,000 images, released as TIFF, to something like 4 000 pixels each seems crazy about me and unnecessary, but maybe I'm wrong... Can someone provide entries?

  Thanks 1million

  San Fran Ellen

  If the images are intended to be displayed full-screen (like a still, a timelapse, stop or motion), you can give the person frames size HD (HD 1920 x 1080 or 2K size 2048 x 1536). To be safe, I would use 16 bit TIFF with ZIP compression depth. Any editing tool should read that.

  If images must be handled in edition (zoom, cropping,...), you might want to give the resolution of 4K (4096 x 2160).

  Raw files (DNG, NEF,...) will probably not be loaded in an editor (CPF, first, avid,...).

  Not knowing the details, a safe bet might be 2K TIFF.

  Luke

• Hello! I am a family oriented photographer and have a bit of trouble to keep the colors of files exported between lightroom and photoshop consistent. I edited my images on 5 Lightroom and export TIFF files after ProPhoto color space

  Hello! I am a family oriented photographer and have a bit of trouble to keep the colors of files exported between lightroom and photoshop consistent. I edited my images on 5 Lightroom and export TIFF files after changing color ProPhoto RGB space. Then, I opened a picture at once and changed the settings of Photoshop CC ProPhoto RGB color (under the workspace). When I was editing on photoshop, I tried to export the image, but the colors seemed different, a bit washed out and blue, from the color of the workspace, I was on. I don't know how to solve this problem. Please notify.

  Thank you very much for this! Color sorted

• No sound on DVD playback and the size can be reduced to half of its original size

  Hi, I have a few problems on my DVD player after you install the windows media player 11.
  No sound during playback and the size can be reduced to half of its original size.

  Can someone show me how to fix tat?

  Hello

  you have a codec pack and/or a DVD player separated installed on your system? If not, then try, because play DVD´s with MediaPlayer 11 is not very comfortable and
  you encounter errors, for example you have.

  I suggest you: download a codec pack (for example K-lite or something: http://www.free-codecs.com/download/Codec_Pack_All_in_1.htm) install it and maybe try to use another dvd as "Media Player Classic" player that plays almost every videofile/DVD/etc. that exist.

  Hope I could help you

  Welcome them

• Explore: Discover: Choose Details: Audio sample rate and the size of the Audio sample are not available in the list choose the details.

  With audio files (in particular the WAV), Audio sampling frequency and the size of the Audio sample are not the choices available in the list of details with Vista.  In earlier versions of Windows (2000 and XP) they were both selectable as details.  Is it possible to get these will appear under Vista?

  Vista - related audio details available:
  Album
  Album artist
  Bit depth
  Bitrate
  Duration
  Kind
  Year

  2000 / XP - audio related details are available:
  The album title
  Artist
  Audio sampling rate
  Audio sample size
  Bitrate
  Kind
  Title
  The track number
  Year

  FWIW, sampling frequencies are discussed in the Help window and how to (below).

  Reference: http://windowshelp.microsoft.com/Windows/en-US/Help/53adb4c7-d538-42f8-bb13-917379922afe1033.mspx

  Thank you!

  For the third part of the applications that perform many tasks, I usually discover www.tucows.com and www.download.com.  They have a wide variety of programs, and the trick is to put in the correct search terms to find what you are looking for.  Make sure you that your selection is compatible with Windows Vista and at tucows, try to pick one with 4 or 5 cows because they are the highest rated.

  Good luck! Lorien - a - MCSE/MCSA/network + / A +.

• How to change the text size and the size of the icons

  original title: the size of the text and the size of the icons

  one of my friends was on the computer and somehow changed the size of my text and the size of my icons on my desktop, how do I do it please help

  Well, it depends on what he / she did it.  Right-click on the desktop and go in customize, then it could be the display settings have been reduced or appearance has changed.  So you have to play with the settings there to understand.

  Steve

• RELOADED 6.3 Lightroom and the icon is set to "keep in dock". Program is leave whenever I close the window? [was: Hi,]

  Hello

  RELOADED 6.3 Lightroom and the icon is set to "keep in dock". Program is leave whenever I close the window?

  Thank you

  "Keep in Dock" and close the window of LR is 2 different actions.  "Keep in Dock" means that, even if LR is closed, the LR icon is always in the dock for the reopening.  If you want to keep open LR, do not close the window.  You can minimize LR as suggested above, or you can 'Hide LR LR in the menu.  Cmd + H keyboard shortcut

  

  

• Use LR5. Because of volume and the size of the photos, I use an external hard drive. When opening LR5 it references only the local hard disk. How can I change the refernce to read the external drive. Thank you

  Use LR5, due to volume and the size of the photos, I use an external hard drive. LR refers only the Local Drive C not outside. Where do I change this by LR read the external drive. Grateful for the help.

  Thank you

  LR is not a file Explorer. He knows only the disks that you imported photos of.

  If you have previously imported these photos, then later moved into the external hard drive, go to the library files and "update location" Panel on the files that you moved.

  If you have never imported these images on the external hard drive, perform an import by using the option 'Add' (not ' copy') to keep the images on the external hard drive during import.

• Location and the size of area spot within a compressed file

  Hi all

  I'm working on an authorware program in which I want to use the size of years of a hotspot location clicked to draw a rectangle. Finally, I would like to be able to change the size and position of a point of interest, and when they are packed, the rectangle must belong to the new position of the hotspot, with the new size. So far, I've been successful in a file not packed with:

  GetIconProperty (@Title; #awSizeX))

  GetIconProperty (@Title; #awSizeY))

  GetIconProperty (@Title; #awLocationX)

  GetIconProperty (@Title; #awLocationY)

  where the title is the title of the clicked hotspot. So far so good... BUT I learned the hard way that GetIconProperty() does not work in a bundled file authorware (next time I will first read the help section better!). My question: How can I get the same information in a packaged authorware file?

  
  I was watching the GetSpriteProperty() function, which should work in a bundled file. However, the hot spots aren't sprites, and I do not know what spriteproperties should I use for the location and the size of the area reactive (#awSizeX, #awSizeY, #awLocationY and #awLocationX do not work). In addition, GetPostPoint provides the position of the upper left pixel of the hotspot, but I need separate the values X and Y position of the reach to be able to use the Box() function to draw the rectangle. And I need the hotspot as well. Finally, PositionY@Title and PositionX@Title do not work for my hot spots (the value is always 0 and does not change when you click on the hot spots).

  
  I could solve the problem by making all the position values variables and the values of the size of all the hot spots, but then I wouldn't be able to change the position and size of the hot spot by dragging and by changing the rectangle accordingly.

  I'd be more than happy to hear if anyone has a solution for me.

  Thank you!

  OK, after playing with the functions GetPostPoint and GetPostSize, I managed to do something that does what I want in a bundled file.

  My solution:

  posBox: = GetPostPoint (@Title; #response) - returns a list with [x, y] position

  sizeBox: = GetPostSize (@Title; #response) - returns a list with [width, height] size

  Box(pensizeBox;posBox[1];posBox[2];posBox[1]+sizeBox[1];posBox[2]+sizeBox[2])

  Hope that helps others to identical or similar problems!

• Change the size of resolution and the Document

  Hello - I have a jpeg file from a digital camera that I saved as photo.psd with a size of original Document of 44 "x 66" @ 72 DPI of resolution.

  I use CS3, and I want to prepare the image for printing while maintaining the best possible quality. The first thing I've done was uncheck resampling. Then I changed the resolution to 300. This gave me a 10,56 15.84 x Document size.

  I want to increase the size of the Document to be 16 "x 24" (the same proportions). So it seems to me that the next step must now verify the resampling and put in my new 16 "x 24" Document format. I would apply then a few unsharp mask as desired.

  So, is it Ifollow steps above or do you recommend a different workflow?

  I read that Photoshop will be n very well up to 200% and all I need is 166%, so it should work ok. Also, do you recommend standard bicubic and bicubic smoother?

  TIA

  What you are suggesting will work, even if you don't really need to do it in several steps.  A single step, with resampling check, once you set all the fields you want, will do the trick.

  And for all the hype and mystery surrounding the two alternative choices for resampling, in all my works for minor resampling I always find that I prefer the original Photoshop bicubic method.  To increase the extreme resolution personally, I prefer only a plug-in called Genuine Fractals.

  Also, modern print drivers become very good at matching size...  If the quality of the image in your file is to your liking, you COULD just set the size in inches (without resampling) printing and do with it.  This would give an image to less than 300 pixels/inch resolution, but you would save some work, and it may well be that you will not be able to see a difference in leaving the pilot to make the resampling as needed.

  -Christmas

• Confused about PPP and the size of the final image

  I'm new to Lightroom that are a lot and I try to understand how Lightroom uses pixels and determines the size of an image with a magnifying glass.  My RAW images are 3872 x 2592, 10.2 million pixels.  For a magnifying glass, I suppose Lightroom chooses a PPD that corresponds to my monitor for options FIT or FILL.  But how it determines the size of the image to display when you use a report of zoom, say 1:1.  I feel that 1:1 is the size of the actual image.  But what is this size?  When I use 1:1, the preview in the Navigator Panel displays a zoom that is only about 1/9th of the image in the center of the image.  Is it just defaults to 72 DPI for the ratio 1:1 zoom displayed or is - it something else? Another related question is what Lightroom when I export an image of say 300 PPI and resize the image to a size that would be greater than the number available pixels at 300 PPI?  Just asked for my RAW images, 300 DPI can support only 8.6 x 12.99 inches.  What's Lightroom if I select 20 x 30 inches and 300 PPI?

  Thanks, Mike

  DPI is Dot Per Inch. A printer can take a 300 PPI image, and for each pixel, it could drop 4 points, meaning that the 300 PPI image when printing is 1200 dpi, but really I never worry about DPI. And you shouldn't worry about DPI either.

• Computer desktop and the size of the bar tasks has changed

  I cut my computer this morning and suddenly everything on my desktop and the taskbar is huge and not yet adjusted to the screen. What happened and how do I get that back to normal size as if it was yesterday?

  The game January 31, 2013 18:22:47 + 0000, LynneMM wrote:

  I cut my computer this morning and suddenly everything on my desktop and the taskbar is huge and not yet adjusted to the screen. What happened and how do I get that back to normal size as if it was yesterday?

  Right-click on the desktop and choose personalize. Reset your
  resolution to a higher number (if you have an LCD monitor, use the
  resolution, that your manufacturer recommends).

• Codec and the size of the file

  I just started a new camera editing files.  Here is the Sony XAVC.  I produced a one minute movie to experiment with different exports and I do not understand something.  First, I exported a file MP4 the value 4096 x 2160, who made an 80 MB file.  Then I exported the same chronology of one minute 1920 x 1080, also as a MP4 but value makes a 220 MB file.

  I thought export 4096 would make the larger file, if someone can explain what is happening here?

  Thank you

  One thing determines the size of the file, and it is the speed of TRANSMISSION. The export of 1080 p had to have a higher flow rate adjustment

  Thank you

  Jeff Pulera

• Purge of the records of the Table and the size of the data file

  11.2.0.4/Oracle Linux 6.4

  We want to reduce the size of the DB (file size of data), so that our RMAN backup size will be reduced. So, let's create stored procedures that will purge old data in huge tables.

  After you remove records, we will decrease the tables using the:

  change the movement line of table ITEM_MASTER enable;

  change the waterfall table retractable ITEM_MASTER space;

  ALTER table ITEM_MASTER deallocate unused;

  The commands above will reduce the file size of data (see dba_Data_files.bytes) or it will reduce the size of the segment?

  Only the segment formats will be reduced.  Oracle has never reduced the sizes of data file automatically.  You would have to reduce them.  You may not be able to reduce the size of data file if there are extensions to the 'end' (highwatermark) data files.  In this case, you will need to create a new tablespace and move all the objects for the new tablespace OR export, drop, create tablespace and import.

  Hemant K Collette

• Export jpeg image and the source (raw) in the same folder of target

  Hi all

  Newbie question, I just discovered LightRoom and want to do following the thing:

  When I export my original raw images to JPEGs in a folder target, I want to copy the original image too in the same target folder.

  Is this a way to make than hollow settings in LR?

  Thanks in advance for your answer

  Lanz

  I think you'd have to do this through two products.

  Export the RAW with the Original file Type

  Export the same photo with the JPG file Type.