Exporting RAW to JPEG results in a clearer picture (since LR6)

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• LR6 export Raw to JPEG and get a few blank (white) in my files

  I have lightroom 6. Whenever I export a number of images (raw to JPEG) I find myself with to let a few empty (white) photographs and I have to go through all those newly exported to ensure I have everything and re - export all empty... Can someone please help?

  Try to update to Lightroom 6.6.1

  https://blogs.Adobe.com/lightroomjournal/2013/06/keeping-Lightroom-up-to-date.html

• LR 5.7 cannot find my files already edited because I accidentally deleted them. I have original and exported raw files edited JPEG images on an external hard drive. How do return on LR the possibility to repeat already published photos complete with the p

  LR 5.7 cannot find my files already edited because I accidentally deleted them. I have original and exported raw files edited JPEG images on an external hard drive. How to get back on LR the possibility to repeat already published photos complete with a history of editing? Thank you.

  Thank you Joe Maniac.  I deleted the original linked files on my internal hard drive which were dng files, but had copies of the raw files edited and edited the exported raw files (in JPEG format).  I don't have copies of dng files.  So what I ended up having to do was import the original raw files which then made a DNG copy on my internal hard drive.  The link has not changed, but now the files were back in the original track for missing photo alerts disappeared and I was able to see my change history.  The process has been painful, but without the dng, I had nothing to do a link to more if at least re-import them files has recreated the dng.  I don't know if there was an easier way, but it seemed that the problem did not the link deletion.  I use LR for a few years, but it was a rookie mistake, precipitated by my hard drive being so jammed up I ended up delete what I shouldn't.  I should have just moved the dng and the link to an external hard drive. Thanks again.

• Export issue (Raw to JPEG)

  Hello

  I get this error when you try to export RAW images to JPEG. The preset that I used worked well until I started getting this error all of a sudden. Copied below, I have the predefined info and error. Someone has an idea of what I need to do?

  

  

  This seems to be in Lightroom, Yes? I would recommend going on the Lightroom forum for this...

  Photoshop Lightroom

  Neil

• RAW to JPEG without export conversion

  Hi all

  I especially shoot in RAW to get the extra flexibility, which offer during post.

  Once I've finished editing RAW images in LR3, I want to convert them to JPEG format to save disk space. Is there an easy way to do it? I have currently export JPEG files, delete the RAW images, and then re - import JPEG images in Lightroom.

  Thank you very much

  Imagine converting a RAW to JPEG in Lightroom 1.0 with the wrong color, wrong detail and noise of shit. Now with LR3 could have converted with much better raw color and an extra stop of headroom ISO and some additional megapxels of perceived sharpness.

  If only you had not trashed your Raws...

  EDIT: If you want to continue to him, set up a predefined export which saves in Jpeg, in the same folder as the original, adding that exports back to the catalog. Just delete the raws after that.

• You want to export the RAW to JPEG images but signing here first.

  Lightroom was surprised in the past with his special ways of wanting to serve, so I learned that it is better to get here even before doing something that I did not before who seems even simple.

  I have a folder of RAW images that some are marked with the color, but I want to export all in jpeg format and have these questions:

  1.) is is as simple as it may seem in the file menu? Simply select the menu options for export and that's all?

  (2.) the alterations of Lightroom for setting and cropping images, will be part of the exported images?

  3.) can I select a size for the images, for example I don't want full resolution but 150ppi with a maximum size of 1500 pixels for height or width?

  (4.) if I select the folder itself, should not all images that are without regard to color or signaling convert?

  Armed with this information, I should be able to give my clients everything she wants.

  TIA,

  Ken

  Ken,

  (1) Yes

  (2) Yes, they go to their last edited state if not specially selected otherwise

  (3) Yes, see Image Sizing section

  (4) it depends on if you need the exported photos. In LR, you usually don't export when you want to do something with the jpgs you produce and remove afterwards where you exported to (you can always re - export if necessary).

  Gossweiler beat

  Switzerland

• I export to a jpeg file and add to the cat but if I do a sync after that he wants to delete it

  If I export a raw to jpeg format in the same folder update catalog it all works, but if I do a sync folder after who want all my exported jpeg should be deleted.

  Our administrator of the LR group tried this as well and got the same results. I'm on 5.7.1 on 5.2 and we both experienced users. Because normally I export my JPEG files in a separate folder in the catalog I didn't notice it earlier, but I was actually a test for a user with a similar problem involving edit in PS and lose the tif.

  Synchronization of folders is sort of an IMPORT statement so maybe he respects the parameter "treat JPEG files files next to raw as separate photos" in the preferences.   Put him in power and see what happens.  With it turned off the synchronization will delete the Lr jpg file as you say.  With the preference off she probably should remove the photo even if there is a setting to not to in the Synchronization dialog box.  I didn't test too as far as my workflow does NOT keep jpg is the same folder as the RAWS.

  

• Photos, convert and replacement RAW to JPEG files

  Hello!

  I've been googling and looking for forums of Apple, and I've not found a way to do it again. I'm not sure that it is still possible.

  I have a MacBook pro with a nice little SSD. Take RAW photos is gourmet area, and many of them lying around. Is there a way to replace the RAW with a JPEG photo-generated file to save space?

  I thought to export to JPEG, removing the RAWs and import JPEG files, but then I will lose the album information they contain.

  Is there a way to transform the RAWs in JPEG, then delete the RAWs to save space? Or is it easier to simply delete?

  Any response would be highly appreciated!

  Export and re-import are the only way to replace the originals.

  And it takes if ensure that the original RAW have been deleted from your library and iCloud, before you reimport the JPEGs or Photos will be STINKING RAW format. At least, this happened to me several times.

  You could try to export and import after assigning the name of the album as a keyword. Each album individiually, export

  According to reimport the photos create a form of album pictures of the last Import.You can aalso use the albumname keyword to search for them.

  When all goes well, remove the keyword, you no longer need.

• RAW to jpeg in photos

  I downloaded my files of raw (NEF) in pictures. I am aware that I can change the files in JPEG format by the following--> export file. However, it stores jpeg files in a folder outside Photos. Is it possible to modify the raw to JPEG files and have them saved in the Photos?

  NO.

  You can export and then import the JPEG format in order to have the two in pictures

  LN

• Im just get a blue screen, where the image should be in the develop module. What is happening with the Raw and Jpeg images. The display of the preview in the toolbar. Any ideas?

  Im just get a blue screen, where the image should be in the develop module. What is happening with the Raw and Jpeg images. The display of the preview in the toolbar. Any ideas?

  Disable GPU acceleration. Under preferences-> Performance, clear the check box

• RAW and JPEG as a thumbnail?

  Hello

  is it possible to display the RAW + JPEG as a thumbnail in Bridge as in Lightroom? I shoot RAW and JPEG and I see the same image 2 times. A BAD Version and a JPEG.

  I want to see the two as a thumbnail. They should be grouped. So, if I erase it the RAW and JPEG version is deleted.

  Help, please!

  Kind regards

  Husband

  You still don't understand what I mean, and you seem to have no idea what I'm talking about. But it's OK...

  Maybe you should read a little more about LR works before you write things you clearly don't know anything.

  I explain it one last time: I have RAW and JPEG files. I seek only to RAW files when I sort my photos and I don't want to manually delete the JPEG images. So I wanted to bridge pile JPG + RAW together so they both deleted when I delete the image. It is not difficult to understand in fact

  For those who has figured out what my problem was:

  I found a script to LR that does exactly what I was looking for in Bridge :-> RAW + JPG battery

  So my problem is solved and everything works fine

• Correction of the lens and Raw or JPEG

  Please bear with me, I'm sometimes a little slow.

  I just loaded JPEG one friend in ACR, to see if I could fix the distortion. The image has no EXIF. The list of lenses Nikon-fit was much shorter that usual - is that because it is a JPEG, rather than a raw file?

  I was surprised that the 16-85mm lens was not in the list, as I know that it has been added to the point 6.2. After hunting for PCL files, I see that there is a RAW version only, so this fits in my guess. So, my next question is: why Adobe provides two profiles with a few drinks (raw + jpeg) and the other with others?

  I gave up to the cab and loaded the JPEG in CS5. In the CS5 lens Corrections, I was allowed to assign a raw profile only to my JPEG. It is good, but why am I here and not in ACR?

  And a smaller, but nevertheless niggling question and maybe a little off-topic, why optical Correction CS5 is offering "NIKON" and "NIKON CORPORATION" as a brand of camera, when others have only one entry?

  Yammer P, yes the list is shorter because it's a jpeg rather than crude oil, and we have several profiles for raw to jpeg.

  For all of the lenses supported in the initial release of CS5, we have created profiles for both first and jpeg. Since then, we have focused on profiles of lenses based on the crus, for various reasons (which is that we feel that we always deliver the best results of quality in this way). That of why you see some lenses supported with raw & jpeg profiles, but much more taken support with raw only.

  Correction of the plugin CS5 lens indeed allow you to choose the lens focused on the raw profiles even if it treats a file made (for example, jpeg, tiff). This will work in some cases many (but not all) for the distortion correction, but often is malfunctioning for chromatic aberration and vignette correction. I do not recommend this workflow and is a key reason we don't let the users/layout in ACR and LR.

  Eric

• See RAW and JPEG in two separate photos?

  Hello

  Understand that the Photos automatically stacks RAW + JPEG as a photo. Wondering if you guys have found a way of:

  1 see separate RAW and JPEG in individual photos?

  2. If this is not possible, is there a way to set default pictures to show the RAW version as photo thumbnail/principal for each fireplace?

  Currently trying to find a way to effectively create a workflow involving Photos + Lightroom (raw changes), as well as JPEG/RAW files

  Thank you!

  You can do this by selecting the photo stacked and then enter the command ⌘D to duplicate it.  You will see then two separate versions of the same photo.  Open the first version in edit mode and use the command "Image > use RAW original title" to use the RAW file as the original image file, then select the second version and in edit mode and use the command "Image > use JPEG as the original" to use the JPEGfile as the original image file.

  You can now see the two versions of the image separately in the browser.  Duplication will only duplicate previews, not the original images. But you can now edit the RAW and JPEG format separately.

  There is no option in the user interface of the default RAW version.

• RAW or JPEG?

  What is better when taking pictures? He put on images RAW or JPEG of L? I've been using setting L (the best), but I see a lot of photographers like to take RAW images. I noticed that RAW uses more memory on my card too.

  Which do you prefer and why? I'm still learning...

  Thank you!

  I started using JPG, but once I had a little practice in the use of Litroom I started shooting RAW + JPG.  I did for only a little while before I realized taking 2 pictures of everything was fills my cards two times faster and it fills the buffer in my camera and limiting the number of shots I could have burst.  I then went to just RAW.

  Some of the guys on turned here at the time of the film and probably developed a habit of thinking more carefully before that they don't push that I do sometimes.  In my opinion, no matter how much I try, I can't avoid mistakes, including bad white balance and imperfect exposure.  These two things are much easier to correct if you shot a RAW image.  White balance in particular highlights the benefits of shooting RAW, as you can fix every time no matter how far you shot, while in JPG format, you really exceed a limit to what extent and how well you can twist.

  You also have a better time, work with RAW files in virtually all post processing including noise reduction, vibration, sharpness, contrast, etc...

• RAW and JPEG shooting - how to reach?

  Hi all - I want to shoot in RAW & JPEG tomorrow for an event. I'm sort of a newbie to this, help a friend at the last minute.

  I don't have the original software provided with my Rebel T3 (that I read that I would need access to the RAW files).

  So I have 2 questions:

  (1) if I shoot in RAW and JPEG mode, I'll be able to access the correct JPEG files right now?

  (2) is there anywhere I can download free software to be able to access the RAW files then? Or is the software available for purchase as a replacement if you lost yours?

  Digital Photo Professional is the free software which provides Canon. You can download the site somewhere.

  RAW + JPG mode does let you see that the jpg immediately using software you already have on your computer.

  This combo is a good idea since you don't know yet how to deal with RAW files and they seem very dull until you their punch up with some sharpness, contrast, color, etc. I'm not at all familiar with the DPP software.

  2 pictures of each shot shooting into space memory fast burns. Take an extra memory card.