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  Hi, guys, after I import my into legacy illustrator files, each layer remains 2 images in length and I can't drag them up to become longer than that. Has anyone ever encountered this problem and how can I solve this problem? Thank you!

  Delete the project file, and then import your Illustrator file again but this time make sure that the sequence box is empty.

• When you import images in LR5 on my laptop, the photos all have a broad yellow streak through them. This only happens on the laptop; I can import the images on my LR Office and he's not the streak of color.   Can anyone help?

  When you import images in LR5 on my laptop, the photos all have a broad yellow streak through them. This only happens on the laptop; I can import the images on my LR Office and he's not the streak of color.   Can anyone help?

  This happens even with pictures taken on another device, not just mine.  My daughter told me that the phone fell recently.  The yellow streak isn't nowhere elsewhere on the laptop, right on the photos in LR.

  It happens when you import new images. This pourrait indicate that the sector where the pictures are copied to is damaged. But it could be a faulty card reader or a bad cable if you connect the camera directly to the computer. It's a hardware problem. Your challenge is to figure out where this problem.

• Import RAW images in too small magnifying glass

  Hey guys, I just started my transition from Nikon DSLR to M43 with an Olympus OM - D EM5 ii. I'm having a problem when I try to import raw files into Lightroom. For some reason, Lightroom is not properly rendered preview. As you can see from the photos below, choose 'Fit' is not in fact the image of the loop. In addition, choose zoom 1:1 does not increase my zoom at all. 2:1 and more zoom more, however, it is pixelated. I can't understand why it's different than my Nikon imports. Everyone knows about this problem before? I have provided photos and attached the RAW file. I use Lightroom 6 for PC

  

  

  

  RAW file:

  
  

  backup files online

  FensterB wrote:

  So just to be clear, that you suggest that the embedded jpg is too small to give insight in the import menu?

  The preview that appears in the LR 6.6.1 module import is 1000 x 750. I extracted the preview built-in with the help of ExifTool and it is 3200 x 2400. For some reason, LR resizes the built-in preview, which is not normal behavior. I suggest this report as a 'problem' here: Photoshop community customer family

  FensterB wrote:

  If this is the case, do you find that it is better to import them all, then library view to select and delete?

  As Just Shoot Me explained the import module is not the right place to review images. Import all image files in a single Destination folder where you want to keep them permanently (not temporary). At the speed of the import process select under file > build Previews > is 'Embedded or Sidecar' or 'Standard '. Embeded or Sidecar will provide faster import and allow full display screen if your screen resolution is no more than the built-in preview 3200 x 2400 resolution. If your screen is a higher resolution than that you will need to select "Standard". If you absolutely need to examine images for 1:1 you can select 1:1 in the menu dropdown to Import module "previews to build."

  Then use tools compare, choose flag, Star Rating, color, keyword and Collection of the library module to review and organize your image files. Once done, you can select all of the 'set as rejected' beating flag image files and delete them. Julianne Kost has some video tutorials. Here's one that should help you: Lightroom 5: Select, rate and prioritize your Images - YouTube

• Best format to import an image map

  Hi all

  I also create a module of branching.  The main menu image should be clickable, each subject on the image will take the user to another slide.  What is the best format to import this image into Captivate 8?  I tried a .jpg, .gif, .png and .pptx.  The words on the slide will look blurry when I tried these formats. Is there another way to put this image in Captivate, so that I can format each of the topics in the menu to direct the user to the different slides?

  Thank you

  Helena

  The idea is to create the image to be exact of the resolution, you will need it to be, unless you are able to create the image as an SVG reagent (Captivate only in 9, excluded since you're still on CP8). Avoid the scaling, don't use scalable output. I would even recommend having different clickable parts as separate images that can be used as fill in a form with exactly the same resolution (pixel size) button.

  If you need transparency in the image, the only choice is PNG. GIF supports full transparency as well but is limited to 256 colors. JPEG quality can be very different, you do not say what quality you used. PPTX is not an image format, I do not know why you include it at all.

  You talk about 'text', why not insert text in Captivate instead of turning it into an image?

• How to import an image in labview

  Dear Sir.

  How can I import an image two bmp in labview and compare it... taking as reference and others as a sample...

  Under the graphic palette and suond, you'll find two pallets more than imagews of the handle and the other image files.

  Of those, you can do a pixel-by-pixel comapre.

  Ben

• Windows Movie Maker-how do to import an image in the animation in the slide show

  Windows Movie Maker - issue animation.

  (J'ai créé un diaporama à l'aide de Windows Movie Maker et ont utilisé l'installation d'animation désignée comme «Journal», dont associé commente état ' Spins et deles de zooms en overlay) ". I'm interested to know if it is possible to import an image from the computer, in the rectangular segment positioned centrally in the composition of the journal. The rectangular segment would then later become the image full-screen during the last part of the timeline that implies that it would be possible to import an image that would fill then on the screen to create a focus point at this stage. I would like to know how to import such an image - if possible, please.

  I've created a show of 'Film' using Windows Movie Maker and have used the "Diary" movie clip I would like to know if it is possible to insert or otherwise import a picture or a photograph in the rectangle that is located approximately in the Center, so that once the movie clip's headed toward the Viewer, the image or photo and then 'zoom in' to fill the frame.

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  It may be possible to perform the task to you if you create a custom effect.

  You can find some info about the effects in the following forum:

  Windows Movie Makers forums:
  http://www.windowsmoviemakers.NET/forums/default.aspx

  More information:

  Create custom effects and
  Transitions in Windows Movie Maker
  http://msdn.Microsoft.com/en-us/library/ms867186.aspx

  In addition, the following link maybe worth a visit:

  Modules of Windows Movie Maker
  Transitions and effects
  http://www.windowsmoviemakers.NET/tutorials/addons.aspx

  Volunteer - MS - MVP - Digital Media Experience J - Notice_This is not tech support_I'm volunteer - Solutions that work for me may not work for you - * proceed at your own risk *.

• Problem with InDesign startup script does not import XML images

  I'm doing an XML import automatically from a startup script when a document is loaded. I managed to get most of the content to fill, but the images are ignored. Everything works, including images, when I do a manual 'Import XML' through the user interface or a manual script.

  Here's my manual script:

  var myDocument = app.activeDocument;
  var xmlFile = File('/c/Full/Path/To/data.xml');
  
  myDocument.importXML(xmlFile);

  But the goal is to do at startup. Here's my startup script:

  #targetengine "session"
  
  app.addEventListener('afterOpen', function(myEvent) {
     if (myEvent.target.constructor.name !== 'Document') {
     return;
     }
  
     var myDocument = myEvent.target;
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    myDocument.importXML(xmlFile);
  });

  Here is the XML tag for the image:

  <Image href="file:///C:/Full/Path/To/Image/02.png" />

  I wonder there is a problem with the 'afterOpen' event reminder, and it is the reason why it works manually using the same method, but not in the startup script.

  I solved it by avoiding the event quite listener:

  main();
  
  function main () {
  
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      var xmlFile = File('/c/Path/To/data.xml');
  
      // close app if files don't exist
      if (!curFile.exists || !xmlFile.exists) {
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      // open the file
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      curDoc.importXML(xmlFile);
  
      // create a new file object
      var pdfFile = new File(curFile.parent + '/' + curFile.name + '.pdf');
  
      // export to pdf
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      // close app
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  }
  

• Import of images - does not.

  Hi all, I have enough new in this latest version of Lightroom and encounter some problems with the import of images in my library.

  First of all, I use a PC with operating system Windows 10. Lightroom version 2015.1.2, it updated today too.

  I am trying to import both my camera directly and when that failed, I dragged my images on the card to a folder on my desktop and tried to import from there, nothing helps.

  Image format is. Taken on a NIKON D3200, apparently supported NAVE according to the camera raw information pages.

  The only way I found that lightroom will accept these images is if I import using NIKON's proprietary software and convert. JPG. It's stupid because it makes useless RAW and Lightroom on my computer almost of no use at all.

  I am also having similar problems with import in Photoshop CC, it will play the file but insists on changing the format before he opens it.

  I'm outgoing my hair, watched countless tutorials and still not bring my imported as images. NAVE.

  Any advice would be greatly appreciated.

  Here is a screenshot of the last attempt to direct import.

  

  This message means that you don't have WRITE permission in the Destination folder.

  Then

  1. In Lightroom, determine the Destination folder right (it's on the right side, under the Destination)
  2. In your operating system, go to the correct Destination folder found on it and change the permissions of reading & writing

• Import RAW images in Lightroom 4

  I can't import RAW images in Lightroom 4. Help, please! URGENT!

  A list what camera model is supported by the version of Lightroom and Camera RAW

  https://helpx.Adobe.com/camera-raw/KB/camera-raw-plug-supported-cameras.html

  concerning

  Axel

• Not able to select .jpg to fill selector background image source property s < style > embeded, window closed until I can choose my .jpg to fill in the url field.

  Not able to select .jpg to fill selector background image property of the source s < style > embeded, window closes before I can choose my .jpg to fill in the URL field in the background-image property. Any suggestions? Thank you!

  Manually, enter it in code view.

  background - image: URL (yourimagepath.jpg);

  It could be a code error, DW requires a valid code / clean for many of its functions to work properly. Run http://validator.w3.org/nu and The Service of Validation CSS W3C validators and clean the detected problems. If that doesn't help, clear the cache program or restore preferences can help.

• Import the image of HTTP

  Hello!

  I'm creating a HTML extension which, among other things, captures an image from a Web server and imports this image to the bin/timeline.

  Using CEP importing sample on github, I can import local images to the timeline. But I'm not quite sure what would be the best solution to import an image from and HTTP address? As far I can understand first do not allow this natively. I think of two solutions here and wonder if anyone has any advise or help me in the right direction:

  1 create a solution that the download from the Web server to a local drive and then import this image into first.

  OR

  2 is it possible convert the image of the Weblocation a base64, then import this workflow as a picture first? I tried Googling and searching forums for this, but without success.

  Any help would be appreciated!

  Download the file first and then import. Body needs of images from either:

  + a local path

  + mapped network drive (Windows)

  + mounted network volume (Mac)

  + UNC path

• Puzzle pieces filled with background image?

  Hello community, there.
  On exactly 0:21 of this video: https://www.YouTube.com/watch?v=HTT6aaoq-OS ; the guy selects the pieces of the puzzle and then proceeds to copy them into a new layer. But the new pieces of the puzzle are now filled with the image of the background. Could you recognize this specific effect/technique or direct me to the shortcuts he used? Any help is greatly appreciated, friends

  PS. I think that it is a variant of the clipping mask - I tried with the clipping mask, but I can't get the search results

  After selecting the pieces of the puzzle, he selects the bg layer and press ctrl/cmd-J.

• Automatic import of Images w / clipping paths

  All my images are automatically import in Indesign with clipping paths lit. I don't want to! Everything started happening (apparently at random) a few days ago. Happens if I place the image. Happens if I slip and fall. It happens in any way that I get the image in Indesign. Help!

  I don't know how to turn off once it is in Indesign, but I have THOUSANDS of images, I can't select each to disable the clipping path. I was hoping it was a setting/preference somewhere that I'm not aware of.

  [Left the forum Cloud/Installer generic for program specific forum... MOD]

  I checked into this a bit. There is an import adjustment that allows for your to choose or not to apply photoshop clipping masks in your TIFF. He must have been checked and is now applied to all.

  

  On the next tiff that import you, select The show Import Options before clicking OK. Uncheck the box Use Photoshop clipping paths . I think you'll just have to do this with a single file, and then it must carry over the placed files.

  

• Import of images not NOT as a sequence, viewing as a file even if they have different filenames (not sequential).

  I tried to change the file names, change the structure of file and then re - import and he is always visualizing as multiples of the same image. Help, please!

  If I understand you see images like the first image you imported in CS6 (all images have the same image), if yes, then this is a bug.

  Import the image into Photoshop and resave the original images.

  Empty the cache of media and re - import.