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

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  Hi, I recently upgraded to LR6 and found that my JPEG pictures appear much lighter than their original RAW files.

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  You probably accidentally set a default value for jpeg files or you 'Apply adjustments to your self' turned on in preferences-> Presets. You might want to try to reach the "default reset all development parameters" button in this same panel of preferences and to make sure that you do not have the automatic tone on.

• When I "manually export level zero data", I get a few upper level members

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• 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

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• How can I get my RAW files to open in photoshop?  I use a Sony Alpha NEX - 7 shooting JPEG and RAW.  Open end JPEG but RAW only.

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• Export issue (Raw to JPEG)

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  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...

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• 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).

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• 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.

• What is the difference between save in jpeg and jpg format export

  Hello

  Can you tell me what the difference is between save it in jpeg format and export as jpg features.  If I do two things on the same tiff/psd file, the jpeg format is about 10 MB and the jpg is around 2 mb.  What information will I lose through the export feature?

  I use photoshop cc.

  In addition to what Jane said, the reason for the difference in file size, assuming that you used the same quality in both cases, is due to the presence of metadata in the version save slot, but not the export version as.

  If you look at the charts of Jane, you will see the metadata 'none' radio button is selected that tells the program to remove it. When you work with Photoshop on a PSD or other types of files, the program saves a history of all the things you do and stores. This can cause a very large amount of effectively unwanted data is saved and the file size, or even from a PSD can really expand considerably as the Junk does not appear to be stored compressed. The more you work on the document of that metadata more gross accumulates. You can see what happens in Photoshop by selecting File Info

  

  If you look at the raw data tab, you can see all stored in XML format. It doesn't mean much unless you are an expert, but I imagine that someone finds it useful.

  

  When you export as is everything that that data are removed, reducing the size of the file. You can see that in taking a Jpeg exported in this way and the information file by calling again. What confuses some people, is that the data are still there when it shouldn't, this occurs because the Act of opening the file is saved and poured in the raw data. It is not really there in your file unless you save the file later.

  Hope that helps

  Terri

• Loss of quality in Lightroom on export of raw to JPEG

  I know that this question has been asked several times on these forums, as well as other sites, but I have not found an answer with my situation. I spend a lot of time editing .nef (shooting with a Nikon D5300) and when I export to JPEG, I get dishes photos blunt. When I export, I use the sRGB color space and the 100% quality. I'm not resizing or sharpening. I imported even the jpeg format to one side by side inside LR to make sure that what I see is correct, and you can certainly make a difference. I want people just to see what I see inside LR. Any help would be appreciated!

  There are three types of sharpening make you in Lightroom:

  (1) sharpening capture that do to the native resolution of the sensor camera, such as specified in the section detail of the develop module, to counterbalance the slight confusion of the anti-aliasing filter and optics imperfect as the interpolation of colors 2 / 3 in each pixel position.

  (2) creative sharpening to specific areas of an image to the native resolution of the sensor.  It would use an adjustment brush with sharpening in loaded areas who need to sharpen as the eyes and the lips and other areas important to give them a little more than a little more importance.

  (3) output sharpening, specified on export, after resizing to the size of the final output.

  The detail section develop is only capture sharpening, then you will not see the result of all three, especially not an export resized down, whenever you move a slider to develop in detail, which is what you expect to see with zoom made, but it would be much to slow down to make an export just to show the sharpening be done according to an arbitrary of any form of zoom size is.  Development in the area of Wolf resampling is very fast and somewhat distorted as you found it.  Move to the library is a little more specific, because the preview is calculated to slightly larger that the size of the screen then resized to the size of the view made.

  If you notice in the retail area, if you do not have adjustments at 1:1 or 100% zoom, then it is an exclamation point at the top left if you hover over, he suggested to use 1:1.