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• Export size will not take.

  Sometimes I export an item, but the export size simply never takes that picture,

  so I actually have to go through Photoshop to get the size you want.  Strange, huh?

  Max Mavs

  Known bug.

  More info here:

  http://feedback.Photoshop.com/photoshop_family/topics/publish_service_harddisk_ignores_ima ge_sizing_resize_to_fit_short_edge_setting_when_source_image_is_a_dng_on_lightroom

• How check today of size of rman and export size in oracle

  I need to check the sizes of rman and exports todays and length... .in Linux environment list us files with sizes .but we see oracle point of you...

  You can check the size of the last day rman backups status:

  Select DB_NAME, TO_CHAR (START_TIME, "mm/dd/yy HH24 '") start_time, TO_CHAR (END_TIME, ' Mm/dd/yy HH24') end_time, time_taken_display, STATUS,

  Round (OUTPUT_BYTES/1024/1024) BACKUP_SZ

  OF e RC_RMAN_BACKUP_JOB_DETAILS

  where start_time between sysdate-1 and sysdate

  order by 1, DB_NAME;

• 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

• Dmp export size almost 3 times larger than those reported by dba_segments

  I need calculate space needed on the file system, to organize export dmpfile but my calculations using dba_segments died almost 5 times.

  Select sum(bytes/1024/1024/1024) in dba_segments

  where nom_tablespace IN ('TBS_DATA_01', 'TBS_IDX_01')

  2.7 G

  However, when I use expdp by using the following command by using compression, the file size is almost 10G

  expdp < user > / < passwd > < db > TABLESPACES = "TBS_DATA_01", "TBS_IDX_01" = ALL = EXP_DIR dumpfile = expdp_dmpfile.dmp logfile directory COMPRESSION = expdp_dmpfile.log;

  -rw - r - 1 oracle dba 11048521728 11 May 23:50 expdp_dmpfile.dmp.

  How the size of dmpfile can be 3 times more that what is reported by DBA_SEGEMENTS? Am I missing something?

  Thank you

  Kevin

  Hello

  As your table is partitioned, you can make use of the parallel option (assuming that you have the Enterprise edition)

  Add parallel = n

  the expdp command, it can then be partitions n at the same time reduce the overall execution time.

  Extraction of statistics should be fast enough - it should basically simply select State BOF information tables dictionary instead actually any what - there's a lot of bugs with the first versions of this kind of thing then I'll make sure you're patched up.

  If you do not need statistics, you can still exclude.

  Kind regards

  Rich

• Predetermined Image export size in LR CC

  This is a question about an image (under the direction of RAW) export to jpg and make my best determine in advance the size effective download by manipulating the dimensions or by other methods.

  
  

  This isn't a question about printing.

  I do not understand the difference between a white wall of shooting and the shooting of a colorful scene, about the size of the image.   I also know that edit heavily in Lightroom and Photoshop affect the final size of the image too.

  But I have a problem with manages the output size after cropping.    And speaking of cropping - I can I export a single file in three sizes different cultures using the same size for the "long" side is not an effective tool.

  For an online location, I am limited to 1500 KB in total size and less than 16 000 000 pixels or 4 000 x 4 000.    For other places online, I need different limitations.     "So what I'm trying to do, is just get"firm"to approximate predetermined maximum file size and keep my guess and ' re - download" to a minimum.

  Here's what I know...

  With the help of an image (a picture actually... these numbers are approximate)... Unlimited use 300 PPI resolution JPG uploaded can be 8 000 Ko, so there is a lot of data to work with! Using the 'Limit of the file size' feature, I can enter "1500 Kb or less"; let the 'empty' dimensions and I get a file that is 600 Kb or less.     Then, thinking as a semi -intelligent person of , (which may be wrong), I might jump "limit file size" up to 2500 KB, but then who can give me a file 1700 KB, which is too big!  The next step could be to reduce the 'limit file size' to 2200 k and I could still end up with a size of 750 Kb.   There seems to be no rhyme or reason by using the function "limit of the file size!   

  
  

  Using a cropped file of 8 x 10 finished, I could suggest the long side to 1,000 KB and leave blank the 'Limit of the file size' category and the second length.   This often falls within a reasonable range of 1200 Kb.  But who is never guaranteed, and of course it changes when I use sizes of different cultures and radically changed if I edited heavily in Lightroom or PhotoShop.

  
  

  INFO: I usually default to 120 DPI for the resolution, but I can change this if necessary. I know that 72-96 would be nice.   And maybe that's my problem?   Should I be picking 72 or 96 always for online use?      

  
  

  
  

  Any suggestions?

  The result is, I am looking for some consistency... or, better yet, a math formula?

  Thanks in advance!

  The file size is not a good indicator of JPG quality.

  The "limit of the file size" is just another way to define the compression setting. You choose the maximum size you want and figures LR what compression setting gets you something 'just' under that number.

  One thing to note here is that while LR has a 'quality' slider that goes from 1 to 100, in reality there are only about 12 real compression levels. This means that your file size limits are much less granular than you think.

  A good read:

  Blog of Jeffrey Friedl 's"an analysis of Lightroom JPEG export quality settings

  When I export a file, based on the intended use, I take the pixel dimensions and the compression setting. Based on this, I have a vague idea of megabytes to the size of the file due to the experience, but as long as it is in the reasonable expectations of the real MB do not matter. Now obviously some sites place a limit on the size of pixel or MB of images they host or link to. In these cases, I adjust my settings of export accordingly.

• Export size problems

  I work with a 8.5 x 11 work plan, I export as a png and check 'use the artboard' but when I open the file and zoom to actual size is huge. What gives?

  You are the victim of a ratoritise.

  In fact there is no such a Word, but you see the result of what happens when you export to the bad PPI. If the ppi is set too low size Visual when you zoom will look much bigger.

  Use this formula:

  width in pixels / ppi = width in inches

  or

  width in inches * ppi = width in pixels

  or

  width in pixels / width in inches = PPP

  The width is exchangable with height when you make the formula.

  Yes 8.5 "* 300 PPI = 2550 pixels X 11" * 300ppi = 3300 pixels

  vs

  8.5 "* 72ppi = 612px X 11" * 72ppi = 792px

  View full-screen, the image of X 3300px 2550px would be much smaller to fit on the screen the X 792 px 612px image would be.

  I hope that makes sense...

• Exported size does not match the size of my work plan?

  Using CS5.5,.

  I created title screens that must be carried into a screen recording program. I create a new document RGB, 72 dpi and 1680px X 1050px. I create my text and graphics and every time that I export as one. TIFF, it looks to export to a different size? I have them open in Photoshop and checked the size of the image and it is not the size, that I put the document up. Looks like that it exports only the part of the artboard that displays, content, because a lot of my work plan is empty. I just tried export as one. PNG with the same results.

  What I am doing wrong?

  Thank you.

  See "Use of work plans" in the export dialog box

• 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

• How can I set a jpeg export size?

  I limit the size of JPEG files for posting on a Web site, but do not know how to limit the size to a maximum of 250 px.  I know that you can use the sliders to estimate the size of the jpeg, but I can only do this through trial and error.  Is there a method to export a raw to JPEG file in Lightroom and get an exact size I want?

  1. About Mogrify, I can't help you because I do not use it.
  2. The sizing of the Image, see screenshot of the export dialog box:
     

  Gossweiler beat

  Switzerland

• PNG, full Export size

  Hello

  I created a project of 1920 x 1080. I want the PNG export and import it into After Effects. Unfortunatelly the PNG is reduced to the real drawing dimensions automatically when exporting. Is it possible to get the PNG with the resolution of my project? Thank you.

  I think I found it. I have to use Datei-Exportieren-Ebenen in files that could be file-export-layers to files if I translate it correctly. There is a ticbox called Ebenene zuschneiden ( cut layers? ). If I uncheck it I get 1920 x 1080. Why Photoshop create a white behind the jogger background when you use PNG - 8? There is no added background with the PNG-24 format. And PNG is the best format for this kind of photos to import into After Effects?

• Size reduction after export of the LR5 in image format JPEG /Formaat reductie

  After exporting my pictutes of LR 5 in format JPEG (pictures) size reduced sharply to the acceptable format of the United Nations. IE: photo 4256 x 2832, after export size is reduced to 1000 x 665 or 522 kB. This picture is not good enough to make photo albums.

  For a few months, I have had no problem at all with the sizes. 3500 x 1943 JPEG and size 2.05 MB all natural weres. What can be the reason for this negative problem?

  Nog even in het Nederlands: naar Mijn tuning of Na het i.e. van bewerkte foto ITU LR5 in JPEG is sinds kort het formaat teruggebracht naar een niet acceptabel level. Example: 4256 x 2832 wordt naar solution 1000 x 665 522 kb. Grote met fotoboek foto voor een says geen werkbaar formaat, especially omdat het eigenlijk op andere dag optrad ene van verkleiningsprobleem. Voor die tijd has een formaat van 3500 x JPEG 2.05 MB gebruikelijk 1943. IK kan niet wat ik verkeerd doe ik verkeerd gaat wat en gud. MOET er soms een page worden veranderd?

  In the export dialog box, make sure that:

  The quality is 80 or more

  Do not file size limit

  Not resize to the Fit

  I will appear one or all these are a limitation in your export to JPEG.

  

• 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.

• Export Photoshop GIF with Transition?

  I use the latest version of Photoshop CC, Mac and trying to export a GIF in a loop with the melted transition chained. I have three frames that allow me to loop endlessly. Export size is not important. The final size is 800 x 611. Can anyone provide that advice? My search here reveals a question like that since the time, but it was unanswered.

  I show here a screenshot of the files that I had put in place.

  

  I thought about it. Set your workspace for Animation. Load layers into frames in the animation below Strip. Using TWEEN when the two frames are selected. This allows you to create the number of steps between each image. Give it to each frame and export a GIF.

• 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.