Loss of quality in Lightroom on export of raw to JPEG

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• Loss of quality of the fonts - export in PDF format

  Sorry for duplication but I searched for a high and low for a solution but have come up empty-handed...

  My problem is I'm losing POLICE QUALITY when you export a document in InDesign to PDF. For a quick understanding I am first inserting a screenshot of a piece of my User.ID before export file, then a culture of the same strand of PDF after export. What is the problem with the loss of sharpness of fonts? Help, please? I was pulling out my wallet. Time is of the essence, and a designer may not have exactly improper blurry fonts. ; P

  (Btw, based on suggestions from other users to the problem apparently, I confirmed 100% built-in fonts, high resolution/print quality and even tried to switch off the option character "Ligatures".) Any other ideas? I appreciate really him)

  
  

  Here is the FRONT InDesign document export it in PDF format:
  

  

  And the PDF AFTER export document:

  

  Thank you very much.

  Hi Manny,

  in principle there is no real problem with your design.

  But to avoid the effect you see in the PDF document, follow these steps:

  Use no color for the lines:

  Before:

  

  After:

  

  How would you do it?
  Select the text block, select the small "T" in the swatches Panel for the formatting of the text, switch to strokes if necessary by typing x and choose the outline color "[None]".

  Uwe

• 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

• 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

• Export of the loss of quality JPEG print module?

  Dear Sirs,

  I'm waiting for some time now to be able to use the print module in Lightroom as a tool for exporting jpeg implemented too (just like Facebook or covers of layouts blog etc.), just like I can do it by using third-party applications, such as Blogstomp.

  Unfortunately, every time I check and try to do the steps to LR 'trick' to do this (piracy of sizes, dimensions and dpi to match my necessary final size in pixels), I find that if I exported the same image through the normal export Panel and the print module, the file has a much lower quality. It seems almost more compressed, with a worse aspect of sharpening.

  I want to bring this matter to the attention of the developers because it would be great to do not to leave LR even to create simple presentations to use on the web with the same visual quality of the other exporting options.

  We are next to a great potential of the print module, imho.

  Thank you

  Best,

  Sandra

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• Keep small size without loss of quality over far during re-registration edited JPG

  Hi all

  I have a bunch of pictures of a photographer I need to put a credit. They are all very light (~ 50 k) as they have been saved with JPG compression to only about 900 x 600px.

  My problem is that when I run the action to add the credit, the file is saved as a JPG file but the only way to achieve a similar weight is to set the compression level 2, resulting in a massive loss of quality. With a quality to 12 files increase around 200 k! Is it possible that I can keep the size of the original (or similar) file even if I am actually starting with a new image by editing? The photo credit is added on the edge, not bunk.

  Thank you

  Carpet

  Hi mast

  50 KB for a 900 x 600 pixels image is on the small side and suggests either a high-compression JPG or even save for Web has been used before they came for you.  200 KB is a file size reasonable for a good quality JPG of this size.  It's one of those situations "it is what it is."   Degree of activity are the images?  I'm guessing that you realize that images of high frequency with a lot of details and small blocks of different color, will not compress nearly as well as something like a little bird in a blue sky, so the specific images, you work on will of course affect the size of the file.

  You can get the original files in an uncompressed format?

  The file size is critical?  that is, this is for the use of the web, or what?

  At the present stage, there is no solution that will maintain the quality and the size of the file.

• Loss of quality of image while reducing size

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• Best way to edit a JPG file in Photoshop while minimizing loss of quality?

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  I often use 1000 * 700 pixels for my project (users must use 1024 * 768 or higher resolution in windows)

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  Your images should be sized for the maximum resolution that they can meet and should have the smoothing option so that they can adapt to the resolutions smller.

• Loss of quality when sharing

  I've recently updated to Windows Movie Maker for first Elements 8 and when I burned my project, I noticed a significant loss of quality.  The source media is pretty poor, I use a Panasonic VDR-D160 DVD from camcorder mini (Yes it's a nightmare do total import images), and when I import images is a. VOB file.  The stats for the. I work with VOB files are photos of 704 x 576 which goes to 25 frames per second.  The flow is 9558 kbit/s and the total flow is 9814 Kbps.

  The first project that I did is very simple, with minimal editing and without effect.  However, when I burn it to a DVD or a DVD file it modifies the image and 720 x 576 and reduces the data rate and bitrate 7464 Kbps 7656 kbit/s respectively.  This creates an obvious pixelation of the image, especially for the parts of the video that move and can be seen on TV in lower resolution.  Sharing/editing the video, how to keep the same quality as the original?  I have been through the help, and due to my lack of understanding of the elements of the first, I was not able to determine if it's just a matter of changing the settings.

  Thank you!

  Unfortunately, you start with a material that has already been compressed heavily to the format/CODEC MPEG - 2. Then you are editing and a Scaled upward (the DVD spec for PAL) out and then re-compressed in MPEG-2. It is a triple whammie. Because the pre does not have "smart Rendering", what you see is what you get.

  A better choice for the limited edition, basically just cut the material, would be a program that "smart," where all the material, which is not changed, except to remove parts of it, would NOT be converted a second time in MPEG-2. I think that some of the products Sony Vegas, but there are others. If you Google "smart rendering", you will see several programs that have this. I would choose those.

  You will always have the question of the scale, unless you allow your more completely than the electric material specific to be surrounded by black. If evolve you in editing software, even with a smart rendering, it must then be transcoded into MPEG-2 all over again.

  With images, the choices are very limited.

  Good luck and sorry for the bad news.

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• I could place an image in a document BCTI without loss of quality

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• How to proper resize images and videos when running without loss of quality?

  Hi guys. I need a little help here.

  I built a flash site, in which I want to resize a movie to the scene. I do it by keeping the proportion, so I just resize the width and then I resize the consequence of the height to the width of new but keeping the proportion.

  The problem is that my film looks like he "pixeled".

  I found a site on which the stage is resized dynamically with the movie and the background images without any of their loss of quality. So far, I knew that resize pictures or videos in flash for the creation or the runtime environment produces results pixeled.

  This is the site: http://kampanjeweb.apt.no/jotun/romforrom/. Can someone tell me how they do without quality loss? Just make the browser in windowed mode and resize the margins to see the effect.

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  Hello, Venian.

  On the video, you can try setting the smoothing of the flash.media.Video on TRUE property. This should keep a quality, but you can do nothing if the video has a bad quality. You need a great video.

  On the images, you you need to redraw the image whenever you resize. To achieve this, use a combination of Bitmap, BitmapData and Matrix classes. No doubt, just call again. Here's a simple example:

  var scale:Number = .5;
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  var scaleMatrix:Matrix = new Matrix();
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  var finalBitmap:Bitmap = new Bitmap(bitmapData);
  
  addChild( finalBitmap );
  

  See you soon,.

  CaioToOn!