Image export

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• A way to see how long an image export takes?

  A way to see how long an image export takes?  In lightroom is something that will show you how much time it took to export images? or even text files somewhere that shows the time of beginning and end of the export of images?

  Look at the time stamps of the files (not the time, the timestamp of change). If you export a bunch of files, say 100, you look at the first and last and split the difference of 99. You get the exact average time that he needed to export an image.

  However, this does not mean that the 100 images will take the same time. Only when the size and the edits are similar, time will be similar.

• Images exported rough

  I tried to export images, but it is rough. For the first 3-4 seconds its fine, then the sound is good, but the video sort of freezes.  On computer/images/export still frame rate? The other possibilities that can cause this?

  Said Dave - MOV and AVI are container formats, only the CoDec within the material. You may have a second 1 clip choking your system - if it's uncompressed 4 k res or has 7.1 uncompressed audio attached, so including service say nothing really on the way he plays. all that matters is the effective data rate and how your system handles it - it will be always high for anything that is uncompressed, but more compressed formats will play on most computers powerful enough. of course, compression may mean that you sacrifice quality, but it's a complex subject a and expect no easy answers. Do a more general search on the web and you find out about all the technobabble...

  Mylenium

• hide the grid axes secondary image export

  Hello

  I am trying to export images simplified graphics, with the hidden grid because it tends to do things to look messy. The thing is, when there are several axes, this option seems to be ignored on the second axis. Does anyone have an idea how to get around this problem?

  Thank you!

  Hi marc1uk,

  If you do not require the axis of the grid on your exported image simplified, then I suggest disabling the grid lines for the additional axis, which can be done by right clicking on the graph and the navigation tab of the scales. Under grid style and you can change the style of the grid by clicking on the image of a graph and selecting one of the three color options, the left-most being disabled the gridlines.

  After trying it for myself, I see no clear reason why it does not work. so I have to study the issue further away.

  If you want all the games the grid is visible in your program, you can, for now, look in the use of knots of property to disable and re-enable the grid that is the cause of the problem.

  Kind regards

• 16-bit fixed image export

  Hello

  How to export a single TIFF 16-bit of the timeline? I tried the symbol of the camera on the display and export funktion regular. Made with deth binary maximum ist checked, also render with max quality. But when I open the Tiff in PS file, it showes up to 8 bit?

  My images are 4 K 10-bit XAVC and don't want to lose that extra color information.

  THX

  I figured out, it works by choosing dpx. Or is the result an image to 8 bits in a 16-bit container?

• When you use "Save for Web" with slices, it puts the images exported to a/images folder. Can I turn that off?

  I don't want to create a new folder/images every time I export images. I just want to export directly into the folder I specified.

  Is it possible to change this? I could not find a way.

  Thank you!

  In the save for Web dialog go to the dropdown menu, click change output settings and under saving files, uncheck the Set of Images in the folder

  

• Why is the reduction of noise on my image exporting does not correctly?

  Use Lightroom 4.4:

  When in the develop module, the image looks nice and not grainy at all almost heavenly and wispy.  Then, when I export it as a JPG file without sharpening or re-sizing, it seems awfully grainy as an exported file.  Help, please!

  Could you please create a new Test catalog, import images in there and then try to export the images from the most recent catalog.

• Is it possible to image export batch have the same area?

  Hi all

  I would like to batch export a set of images that are a mixture of landscape, portrait and everything in between.

  I wish that the exported images to be roughly the same size (meaning, roughly the same area).

  Is there a way to do this?

  I guess export by "Megapixel" is the way to go - but then my problem is that seems to require at least 1 megapixel to the exit and I need them smaller.

  Any suggestions?

  I guess I could export in megapixels, then import them those, and then export again by percentage - but which means additional steps and probably also lower the final IQ.

  Thanks in advance for your suggestions!  -Scott

  As you already say it correctly. Limit for megapixels is exactly the way to go if you want the images to the whole region even regardless of proportions. Unfortunately, there is no way that I know off which allows you too put a number less than 1 megapixel here. You could try to edit a saved export preset in an external editor. Where are stored the people depend on your operating system and if you save presets along your catalog file. I just tried and you can fool Lightroom by accepting smaller than 1 million pixels that way and it seems to work fine. It apparently only checks the number when enter you the interface.

• Can't automate image exported with measures

  Hi - I can't be able to use Photoshop CC 2015 actions to export a PNG image.

  I want this action always save to a specific file. D:\Working\test.PNG;

  (1) when I use save for Web in Photoshop, it ignores the name of the saved file I specially selected and just choose the name of the document that is open in place.

  (2) when I use export > Quick export in PNG, the action is not yet recorded

  (3) when I use export > export as... This action is not yet registered.

  (4) when I use Save under... png Photoshop adds the file name copy.png (is no good test, test .png copy.png copy (1) in the directory)

  So, how can we get something so basic to work?

  I want just a photoshop action that saves every time that D:\Working\test.png. Thank you

  Those who are very new features and are still developing, so they may not have been coded to save in stocks still. As for save for Web, so that you can save it in an action, you see that it gives results not to your taste. You can use scripts. In particular the scriptlistener plugin that allows to record some things in PS. You can save save for web and be sure that your results are to your liking. If you save the code in a normal text with the .jsx extension, below file, then create a png called test.png. in D:\\Working. In lines 14 and 16, you can change the path and name. You can save it in an action.

  #target photoshop
  
  var idExpr = charIDToTypeID( "Expr" );
      var desc2 = new ActionDescriptor();
      var idUsng = charIDToTypeID( "Usng" );
          var desc3 = new ActionDescriptor();
          var idOp = charIDToTypeID( "Op  " );
          var idSWOp = charIDToTypeID( "SWOp" );
          var idOpSa = charIDToTypeID( "OpSa" );
          desc3.putEnumerated( idOp, idSWOp, idOpSa );
          var idDIDr = charIDToTypeID( "DIDr" );
          desc3.putBoolean( idDIDr, true );
          var idIn = charIDToTypeID( "In  " );
          desc3.putPath( idIn, new File( "D:\\Working" ) ); //path name
          var idovFN = charIDToTypeID( "ovFN" );
          desc3.putString( idovFN, """test.png""" ); //file name.
          var idFmt = charIDToTypeID( "Fmt " );
          var idIRFm = charIDToTypeID( "IRFm" );
          var idPNtwofour = charIDToTypeID( "PN24" );
          desc3.putEnumerated( idFmt, idIRFm, idPNtwofour );
          var idIntr = charIDToTypeID( "Intr" );
          desc3.putBoolean( idIntr, false );
          var idTrns = charIDToTypeID( "Trns" );
          desc3.putBoolean( idTrns, true );
          var idMtt = charIDToTypeID( "Mtt " );
          desc3.putBoolean( idMtt, true );
          var idEICC = charIDToTypeID( "EICC" );
          desc3.putBoolean( idEICC, false );
          var idMttR = charIDToTypeID( "MttR" );
          desc3.putInteger( idMttR, 255 );
          var idMttG = charIDToTypeID( "MttG" );
          desc3.putInteger( idMttG, 255 );
          var idMttB = charIDToTypeID( "MttB" );
          desc3.putInteger( idMttB, 255 );
          var idSHTM = charIDToTypeID( "SHTM" );
          desc3.putBoolean( idSHTM, false );
          var idSImg = charIDToTypeID( "SImg" );
          desc3.putBoolean( idSImg, true );
          var idSWsl = charIDToTypeID( "SWsl" );
          var idSTsl = charIDToTypeID( "STsl" );
          var idSLAl = charIDToTypeID( "SLAl" );
          desc3.putEnumerated( idSWsl, idSTsl, idSLAl );
          var idSWch = charIDToTypeID( "SWch" );
          var idSTch = charIDToTypeID( "STch" );
          var idCHsR = charIDToTypeID( "CHsR" );
          desc3.putEnumerated( idSWch, idSTch, idCHsR );
          var idSWmd = charIDToTypeID( "SWmd" );
          var idSTmd = charIDToTypeID( "STmd" );
          var idMDCC = charIDToTypeID( "MDCC" );
          desc3.putEnumerated( idSWmd, idSTmd, idMDCC );
          var idohXH = charIDToTypeID( "ohXH" );
          desc3.putBoolean( idohXH, false );
          var idohIC = charIDToTypeID( "ohIC" );
          desc3.putBoolean( idohIC, true );
          var idohAA = charIDToTypeID( "ohAA" );
          desc3.putBoolean( idohAA, true );
          var idohQA = charIDToTypeID( "ohQA" );
          desc3.putBoolean( idohQA, true );
          var idohCA = charIDToTypeID( "ohCA" );
          desc3.putBoolean( idohCA, false );
          var idohIZ = charIDToTypeID( "ohIZ" );
          desc3.putBoolean( idohIZ, true );
          var idohTC = charIDToTypeID( "ohTC" );
          var idSToc = charIDToTypeID( "SToc" );
          var idOCzerothree = charIDToTypeID( "OC03" );
          desc3.putEnumerated( idohTC, idSToc, idOCzerothree );
          var idohAC = charIDToTypeID( "ohAC" );
          var idSToc = charIDToTypeID( "SToc" );
          var idOCzerothree = charIDToTypeID( "OC03" );
          desc3.putEnumerated( idohAC, idSToc, idOCzerothree );
          var idohIn = charIDToTypeID( "ohIn" );
          desc3.putInteger( idohIn, -1 );
          var idohLE = charIDToTypeID( "ohLE" );
          var idSTle = charIDToTypeID( "STle" );
          var idLEzerothree = charIDToTypeID( "LE03" );
          desc3.putEnumerated( idohLE, idSTle, idLEzerothree );
          var idohEn = charIDToTypeID( "ohEn" );
          var idSTen = charIDToTypeID( "STen" );
          var idENzerozero = charIDToTypeID( "EN00" );
          desc3.putEnumerated( idohEn, idSTen, idENzerozero );
          var idolCS = charIDToTypeID( "olCS" );
          desc3.putBoolean( idolCS, false );
          var idolEC = charIDToTypeID( "olEC" );
          var idSTst = charIDToTypeID( "STst" );
          var idSTzerozero = charIDToTypeID( "ST00" );
          desc3.putEnumerated( idolEC, idSTst, idSTzerozero );
          var idolWH = charIDToTypeID( "olWH" );
          var idSTwh = charIDToTypeID( "STwh" );
          var idWHzeroone = charIDToTypeID( "WH01" );
          desc3.putEnumerated( idolWH, idSTwh, idWHzeroone );
          var idolSV = charIDToTypeID( "olSV" );
          var idSTsp = charIDToTypeID( "STsp" );
          var idSPzerofour = charIDToTypeID( "SP04" );
          desc3.putEnumerated( idolSV, idSTsp, idSPzerofour );
          var idolSH = charIDToTypeID( "olSH" );
          var idSTsp = charIDToTypeID( "STsp" );
          var idSPzerofour = charIDToTypeID( "SP04" );
          desc3.putEnumerated( idolSH, idSTsp, idSPzerofour );
          var idolNC = charIDToTypeID( "olNC" );
              var list1 = new ActionList();
                  var desc4 = new ActionDescriptor();
                  var idncTp = charIDToTypeID( "ncTp" );
                  var idSTnc = charIDToTypeID( "STnc" );
                  var idNCzerozero = charIDToTypeID( "NC00" );
                  desc4.putEnumerated( idncTp, idSTnc, idNCzerozero );
              var idSCnc = charIDToTypeID( "SCnc" );
              list1.putObject( idSCnc, desc4 );
                  var desc5 = new ActionDescriptor();
                  var idncTp = charIDToTypeID( "ncTp" );
                  var idSTnc = charIDToTypeID( "STnc" );
                  var idNConenine = charIDToTypeID( "NC19" );
                  desc5.putEnumerated( idncTp, idSTnc, idNConenine );
              var idSCnc = charIDToTypeID( "SCnc" );
              list1.putObject( idSCnc, desc5 );
                  var desc6 = new ActionDescriptor();
                  var idncTp = charIDToTypeID( "ncTp" );
                  var idSTnc = charIDToTypeID( "STnc" );
                  var idNCtwoeight = charIDToTypeID( "NC28" );
                  desc6.putEnumerated( idncTp, idSTnc, idNCtwoeight );
              var idSCnc = charIDToTypeID( "SCnc" );
              list1.putObject( idSCnc, desc6 );
                  var desc7 = new ActionDescriptor();
                  var idncTp = charIDToTypeID( "ncTp" );
                  var idSTnc = charIDToTypeID( "STnc" );
                  var idNCtwofour = charIDToTypeID( "NC24" );
                  desc7.putEnumerated( idncTp, idSTnc, idNCtwofour );
              var idSCnc = charIDToTypeID( "SCnc" );
              list1.putObject( idSCnc, desc7 );
                  var desc8 = new ActionDescriptor();
                  var idncTp = charIDToTypeID( "ncTp" );
                  var idSTnc = charIDToTypeID( "STnc" );
                  var idNCtwofour = charIDToTypeID( "NC24" );
                  desc8.putEnumerated( idncTp, idSTnc, idNCtwofour );
              var idSCnc = charIDToTypeID( "SCnc" );
              list1.putObject( idSCnc, desc8 );
                  var desc9 = new ActionDescriptor();
                  var idncTp = charIDToTypeID( "ncTp" );
                  var idSTnc = charIDToTypeID( "STnc" );
                  var idNCtwofour = charIDToTypeID( "NC24" );
                  desc9.putEnumerated( idncTp, idSTnc, idNCtwofour );
              var idSCnc = charIDToTypeID( "SCnc" );
              list1.putObject( idSCnc, desc9 );
          desc3.putList( idolNC, list1 );
          var idobIA = charIDToTypeID( "obIA" );
          desc3.putBoolean( idobIA, false );
          var idobIP = charIDToTypeID( "obIP" );
          desc3.putString( idobIP, """""" );
          var idobCS = charIDToTypeID( "obCS" );
          var idSTcs = charIDToTypeID( "STcs" );
          var idCSzeroone = charIDToTypeID( "CS01" );
          desc3.putEnumerated( idobCS, idSTcs, idCSzeroone );
          var idovNC = charIDToTypeID( "ovNC" );
              var list2 = new ActionList();
                  var desc10 = new ActionDescriptor();
                  var idncTp = charIDToTypeID( "ncTp" );
                  var idSTnc = charIDToTypeID( "STnc" );
                  var idNCzeroone = charIDToTypeID( "NC01" );
                  desc10.putEnumerated( idncTp, idSTnc, idNCzeroone );
              var idSCnc = charIDToTypeID( "SCnc" );
              list2.putObject( idSCnc, desc10 );
                  var desc11 = new ActionDescriptor();
                  var idncTp = charIDToTypeID( "ncTp" );
                  var idSTnc = charIDToTypeID( "STnc" );
                  var idNCtwozero = charIDToTypeID( "NC20" );
                  desc11.putEnumerated( idncTp, idSTnc, idNCtwozero );
              var idSCnc = charIDToTypeID( "SCnc" );
              list2.putObject( idSCnc, desc11 );
                  var desc12 = new ActionDescriptor();
                  var idncTp = charIDToTypeID( "ncTp" );
                  var idSTnc = charIDToTypeID( "STnc" );
                  var idNCzerotwo = charIDToTypeID( "NC02" );
                  desc12.putEnumerated( idncTp, idSTnc, idNCzerotwo );
              var idSCnc = charIDToTypeID( "SCnc" );
              list2.putObject( idSCnc, desc12 );
                  var desc13 = new ActionDescriptor();
                  var idncTp = charIDToTypeID( "ncTp" );
                  var idSTnc = charIDToTypeID( "STnc" );
                  var idNConenine = charIDToTypeID( "NC19" );
                  desc13.putEnumerated( idncTp, idSTnc, idNConenine );
              var idSCnc = charIDToTypeID( "SCnc" );
              list2.putObject( idSCnc, desc13 );
                  var desc14 = new ActionDescriptor();
                  var idncTp = charIDToTypeID( "ncTp" );
                  var idSTnc = charIDToTypeID( "STnc" );
                  var idNCzerosix = charIDToTypeID( "NC06" );
                  desc14.putEnumerated( idncTp, idSTnc, idNCzerosix );
              var idSCnc = charIDToTypeID( "SCnc" );
              list2.putObject( idSCnc, desc14 );
                  var desc15 = new ActionDescriptor();
                  var idncTp = charIDToTypeID( "ncTp" );
                  var idSTnc = charIDToTypeID( "STnc" );
                  var idNCtwofour = charIDToTypeID( "NC24" );
                  desc15.putEnumerated( idncTp, idSTnc, idNCtwofour );
              var idSCnc = charIDToTypeID( "SCnc" );
              list2.putObject( idSCnc, desc15 );
                  var desc16 = new ActionDescriptor();
                  var idncTp = charIDToTypeID( "ncTp" );
                  var idSTnc = charIDToTypeID( "STnc" );
                  var idNCtwofour = charIDToTypeID( "NC24" );
                  desc16.putEnumerated( idncTp, idSTnc, idNCtwofour );
              var idSCnc = charIDToTypeID( "SCnc" );
              list2.putObject( idSCnc, desc16 );
                  var desc17 = new ActionDescriptor();
                  var idncTp = charIDToTypeID( "ncTp" );
                  var idSTnc = charIDToTypeID( "STnc" );
                  var idNCtwofour = charIDToTypeID( "NC24" );
                  desc17.putEnumerated( idncTp, idSTnc, idNCtwofour );
              var idSCnc = charIDToTypeID( "SCnc" );
              list2.putObject( idSCnc, desc17 );
                  var desc18 = new ActionDescriptor();
                  var idncTp = charIDToTypeID( "ncTp" );
                  var idSTnc = charIDToTypeID( "STnc" );
                  var idNCtwotwo = charIDToTypeID( "NC22" );
                  desc18.putEnumerated( idncTp, idSTnc, idNCtwotwo );
              var idSCnc = charIDToTypeID( "SCnc" );
              list2.putObject( idSCnc, desc18 );
          desc3.putList( idovNC, list2 );
          var idovCM = charIDToTypeID( "ovCM" );
          desc3.putBoolean( idovCM, false );
          var idovCW = charIDToTypeID( "ovCW" );
          desc3.putBoolean( idovCW, true );
          var idovCU = charIDToTypeID( "ovCU" );
          desc3.putBoolean( idovCU, true );
          var idovSF = charIDToTypeID( "ovSF" );
          desc3.putBoolean( idovSF, true );
          var idovCB = charIDToTypeID( "ovCB" );
          desc3.putBoolean( idovCB, true );
          var idovSN = charIDToTypeID( "ovSN" );
          desc3.putString( idovSN, """images""" );
      var idSaveForWeb = stringIDToTypeID( "SaveForWeb" );
      desc2.putObject( idUsng, idSaveForWeb, desc3 );
  executeAction( idExpr, desc2, DialogModes.NO );
  

• 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.

• Adobe Photoshop Image export causes changes in colors

  I just downloaded Adobe Photoshop and Lightroom. I have not changed the color on my computer settings, or either program. When I open a RAW image in Photoshop color displays correctly. Even if I don't change something on the picture, when I export the photo to Photoshop, the colors change. They seem to be not saturated.

  

  Here is the picture when opened in Photoshop, no retouching.

  

  Here's how the photo will appear when I try to export.

  

  The test format was initially the 'Work CMYK' value. When I change to "Monitor RGB", it appears same as it does when it is exported.

  

  Photo after changing format to test for "Monitor RGB"

  

  Proof of installation always set to "Monitor RGB". Now when I open the photo in Camera Raw, it reappears in natural color. When I close Camera Raw, the color changes it back.

  How can I get the image to open in Photoshop, Camera Raw and export all in the same color profile?

  Export as bands the icc profile. That's why you see this. Regularly use Save as or save for Web.

  The new export module is just finished and should be avoided until it is. She deletes also all metadata such as copyright.

• SWF in Flash CC image export

  I'm running Flash CC and have attempted to export a SWF to image a little less than 40 KB. SWF is the file format accepted for an online advertising campaign and I am struggling to find the best way to combine quality and file size. The image is static. If I could use a png or jpg, I would...

  Flash keeps the export of files at 9 Ko's and they are horrible quality. Any advice on how to change the Flash export settings to improve image quality and maximize my limit of 40 KB would be greatly appreciated.

  I tried to export the image using InDesign and the smallest file size I could get was 130KO with decent quality after exporting as jpg and re-export. Unfortunately lower the quality of the jpg only helped lower 250 KB to 130kb... Not quite enough... Suggestions on the export of smaller SWFs via InDesign would be greatly appreciated (even if I think I have optimized parameters).

  
  

  I've read tutorials and google for hours. At this point, any suggestion is welcome!

  change your picture in photoshop and experiment with different size settings.  There is no setting of small file size magic of high quality.

  It is a compromise.  the higher the quality and more dimensions of the image, more the size of the file.  you need to decide where those who are acceptable.

• Noise in an image exported when resizing is used at a specific resolution

  When I export an image in JPEG format and use resize with dimension max 1600px I get a grainy low quality result.

  When I export an image in JPEG format and use resize with dimension max 1700px I get a no grainy output of good quality.

  Overview of Mac OS is used in both cases. Display images with Adobe Photoshop has exactly the same result.

  Lightroom 5.0 is used.

  See screenshot below

  Please advice.

  

  This is a known bug in Lightroom 5

  Upgrade to Lightroom 5.4

• No image exporting in the EPub document

  Try to eliminate the problems as they come, I fixed a previous issue I've had with fonts not exporting do not, now I see the images that are in the original ID files are not exported to the EPub file. I re bound together and see the images in InDesign, but they do not export. I have the original ID files in a folder that contains the fonts in the document and the link file that has the images, then the file .idd.

  Y at - it something I am doing wrong?

  little a newbie here, but this should work, I've created the original ID files.

  any help?

  RD

  What version of InDesign are you using?

  I would try the technical standard of troubleshooting:

  Restore your preferences:

  Troubleshooting 101: Replace or 'trash' to your InDesign preferences

  Save the file as an INX to tackle corruption:

  Troubleshooting 101: Export .idml or .inx to erase the corruption of files

• Images exported in CS4 all blacks no matter what settings... help.

  I currently have 105 officers in a stack of Photoshop CS4. No matter what settings I use, video codec, or what image format I select to export a video, photoshop export 105 pictures black white image. I'm really pretty darn tired of this, and the search on the Google/Adobe forum for "exported all black frames cs4/photoshop" doesn't bring anything.

  Also, I tried the "export to files layers", but it takes 10-15 seconds to export every frame of 520 x 520 pixels! It copies then slowly removes 104 layers for each image, before it saves the image and is horribly slow. Is - this malfunction or just badly written? I do not know. Can't you just save each layer one by one instead of do this archaic process? I guess at the time where he finished this forum will probably not even a response, but this document is only 38MB and it shouldn't take 26 minutes to export images for a second 7 video. I have pretty bad to get just those executives ready to edit IN photoshop, and now I can't get other than this ridiculously slow method. So frustrating to have hours of roadblocks at every step of an animation which is going to be less than 1 MB, in the end.

  What should I do?

  Probably we are not talking about the same thing here. I, would have also taken that you actually talk video rendering. Export layers to files via the script is an entirely different thing. in this case, I would look for things like layers or the specific layer styles and belnding options be involved. I think also there is a bug in the script that sometimes prevents things from work. Some users have reported problems with this in the past. Forums to search might turn some clues...

  Mylenium