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• Changing to work plans for export to JPG format

  Pretty much like the title says, is there an easy way to change the diapers in an Illustrator Document in work plans?

  I'm looking for each individual layer or the artboard export to JPEG

  See you soon,.

  -Ford

  Art tips you can export in JPEG format individual but within place art on each layer of the canvas corresponding to the location of the work plans, you would probably need a script.

  So if you put the content of each layer to be on its own artboard yu just need to use the option when exporting jpeg t use work plans and use the set.

  Or you can try the function that save for the Web and device to export in the form of layers CSS which will export individual JPEG layers if you choose the format jpeg, but you may not like the way he places art in the jpeg document.

• Export in jpg format

  I have a "Preset" that allows me to export my photo into a subfolder of the original file. In my case, it is simply called jpg export. This allows me to do all my changes when the shot is in original "Date taken" folder and all my shots edited in this folder appear in the jpg file export folder when I run the preset. My problem is that the jpg appears in the original folder and the jpg export folder. I know it's operator error, but what is the problem with my settings? Under Export location I export to: same folder as the original photo (this is the reason for my problem, but I'm not sure what it takes to take) in the subfolder: is checked and the file is called export jpg. Add to this catalogue: is also checked.

  Bob

  Heirloom Bob wrote:

  Simon CSS... Yes I checked. I don't know why you ask because I have no problem seeing the pictures, it's just that they appear in both my original folder and my jpg export subfolder.

  If I understand you correctly, when you export, you choose "same folder as the original" and check "put in subfolder" and "add to catalogue".  The result is that it exports to the subfolder and add it to the catalog.

  If you 'see the photos in subfolders"checked in the menu of the library, then you will see the file exported both when you select the subfolder in the list of"Files"on the left in library view, and it also appears when you select the parent folder.  This is what "Show pictures in subfolders" - when you select a folder, it shows you the images in this folder and all its subfolders at the same time.  Isn't the problem that you describe?

  Also, you might want to consider if you want to include the jpeg export in the catalog.  Is there a reason for this?  I export images for various reasons: to download on the web, to send to somebody else, post on Facebook, to send to a print lab or whatever.  But I do not keep the exported version.  Once I've published, he expelled etc. I remove the jpeg format.  After all, I can recreate the original if I need it ever again.  For me, it's the power of Lightroom.  No need for multiple versions (except where I want multiple edited versions for artistic reasons, not several export versions).

• Export to JPG format several times with different resolution

  Hello world

  I want to export my document of jpg files in different resolutions - an overview and a thumbnail image. I use this code, I found here in the forum for export:

  
  

  function exportPages (_dpi, _destFilename) {}

  try {}

  app.jpegExportPreferences.exportResolution = _dpi;

  app.jpegExportPreferences.jpegQuality = JPEGOptionsQuality.LOW;

  app.jpegExportPreferences.jpegExportRange = ExportRangeOrAllPages.EXPORT_ALL;

  app.scriptPreferences.version = "7.0".

  app.jpegExportPreferences.jpegColorSpace = JpegColorSpaceEnum.RGB;

  app.scriptPreferences.version = "6.0".

  app.activeDocument.sections.everyItem () .includeSectionPrefix = false;

  var f = file (_destFilename);

  app.activeDocument.exportFile (ExportFormat.jpg, f);

  } catch (err) {}

  Alert (err.message);

  }

  }

  
  

  and I call you

  
  

  exportPages (96, "~ / jdExport.jpg");

  exportPages (30, "~ / jdExportThumbnail.jpg");

  
  

  This should create images with 96 DPI and dpi 30. But after the first call the app.jpegExportPreferences.exportResolution is not defined. I can swap function calls - first works, second fails.

  
  

  No idea why I can't export twice?

  
  

  Thank you

  Klaus

  
  

  He finds myself - there the

  app.scriptPreferences.version = "6.0".

  I shouldn't use copy & paste the code from the forum without understanding

• Quick export to jpg in action

  Hello world

  I'm resizing about 500 images to the web for the best display on screens HiRes I'm looking for shortcuts.

  My current workflow in CC 2015 is to open the PSD original HiRes.

  1. File > Quick export to JPG format to the original format of the record of the images of my local test server.
  2. Close the PSD.
  3. JPG resulting open
  4. Image > size of the Image (resize to the width specified)
  5. RECORD.
  6. Close file.

  PROBLEM:  When I create an action using file > Quick export to jpg, it does not work when a folder is specified.   If I disable invited to folder, PS created another folder next to the original PSD file assets.  The last thing I need are 500 other subfolders, each containing a single JPG.

  < nodding > engineers of for the PS who thought it was a good workflow, I have news for you.  It's not. < / head >

  There is no good workaround solution?  And please do not suggest the legacy save for Web.  I don't use it.

  Nancy O.

  Image processor.

  File > Script > image processor...

  Choose the folder containing the JPG files as a source

  Save in the same place (will create new folder) or select a new location (will create a folder)

  Set the Type to file in JPG format. Enter the maximum size that you want in pixels.

  Run

  

  technically you could run directly from PSDs if they are in the same folder, but can slow down the process depends on your machine.

• How to convert PDF to JPG format on a pc

  Anyone know?

  I think that ExportPDF cannot export in JPG format; to do this, you will need the Service Pack PDF (or Acrobat).

  [subject moved to cloud Document PDF Services forum]

• Export to jpg, transparent turn white

  Heyo,

  I have a file of work 3 times A3 size plan I want to record on at 300ppi so I can print it at A1 without losing much quality.

  I do this every two months, it will be the 4th time or more.

  Every time I run into this same problem and just little fudge my way, but I'm not having as much luck this time and cannot move on to printing.

  

  each sheet is a series of 20 coupons, or then as seen above (sorry for censorship, my company is extremely paranoid, afraid that they catch me learning)

  but when I export in jpg format, some of the coupons come out like this:

  

  the layers of white (there are two) both go transparent and the image of bottom paper is leaking through.

  as you can see in the afterthought, top right, little white is preserved (in a file link, but the white shadow less 408 is a form of illustrator)

  I tried to change things and white 1% or 1% 1% 1 1 %k %y m c k...

  usually juggle it like that randomly serveral gets to work afterwards...

  Anyone know what the really good cause?

  Thanks and best wishes

  Malkere,

  What happens if you change the white overprint in the attributes palette?

• Problem exporting to jpg

  Probably a newbie question, but I am confused.

  I created a RGB AI file which consists of an image with text superimposed on this topic. The text is pale yellow (254,254,179). Everything works fine until I have the export in JPG format. When I do, the yellow text becomes white. Photo, style text, which all remain exactly as planned in GOT it, but the text always becomes white. I ran experiments, and this does not occur if the color is, say, a red or a blue.

  What is going on? How can I fix it?

  Thanks for any help.

  EdB

  I tried a text with your color and used save for web jpeg (low) then tried exporting to jpg and worked well.

  Open your .jpg in photoshop trying to move your pipette set to 1 pixel on the image. Mine is back with 253 250 180 on the low quality of jpg. The color moves when recording to .jpg for compression and changes of poor quality the most. Your profile monitor calibration settings and color can be part of the problem. Try changing your Illustrator > edit > colorsettings to:

  

• 5 Lightroom cr2 files to be converted to JPG format to export

  In lightroom 5 there is not an element of setting him allows me to modify cr2 files for export to jpg files.  How can I do this or not this version of Lightroom does not have this option?

  When you export, select the picture Format (under settings file) to be JPG.

• Doubt on the export of pages in JPG format at high resolution with Indesign

  Hello

  I use to work two software, your skill of QuarkXpress and Indesign. If I had to choose one, I prefer Indesign, it is very nice and I love it, but I have to work with the software.

  Well, I have a doubt about the use of Indesign method to export a page in JPG, high-resolution, because QuarkXpress do the same job, but in a different way, so my doubt is about the quality of the files produced.

  It is a very technical issue, if someone with experience in the professional press and print or an Adobe expert could answer, I would be grateful.

  InDesign, producing a poor quality file or QuarkXpress that producing a poor quality file?

  My question is as follows:

  I opened a document in Indesign, and I decide to export it. To simplify things, we have a unique page DIN A4 document.

  So I tell Indesign to export the pageand I want a JPG, high-resolution 300 DPI file.

  Indesign do his job very well, and produce the file exported. This is a JPG file, there are 300 dpi.

  If I open the document in Photoshopand I'm going to... Image of ... Image size...

  I see the Indesign document indicates the exact measurements of a DIN A4 210 x 297 mm and the resolution of the file, I have 300 DPI.

  Therefore seems to be that indesign has done a great job.

  Very well.

  Now, I explain what is happening with QuarkXpress.

  I do the same thing, I have a document to a single page, DIN A4 and I export it as JPG format at high resolution of 300 dpi.

  Well, now QuarkXpress, create the file and I open the file in Photoshop.

  Surprise.

  The file has larger than DIN A4 and a lower resolution dimensions!

  Exactly, QuarkXpress produce a jpg of the following dimensions: 874,89 x 1237,9 mm and a resolution of 72 dpi

  When I see 72 dpi, I think that the document is in low resolution. However, I have a larger document?

  I open the QuarkXpress file in Photoshop, then I uncheck resampling, in this way Photoshop will never change the image. Now, I change the value of resolution of 72 dpi, 300 dpi, which is the value I want.

  And what happens? What happens is that I get a document with measurements of a DIN A4 and also at 300 DPI.

  ???

  So basically QuarkXpress does the same work in Indesign, but in a different way.

  The file QuarkXpress are 2.29 MB more or less. The Indesign file are 3.84 MB more or less.

  So why these differences?

  Which method is the best and why Indesign produce a different file to QuarkXpresss?

  See you soon

  As far as I know, the ppi is not the required metadata for the images.

  So Im guessing that Quark exports jpg ppi worthless.

  But Photoshop is to assign a value of ppi when it opens an image without specified ppi value.

  This value is be 72, but it could be anything, because the pixel dimensions do not change.

• 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

• I already do not export in any format or save in .jpg, .png

  HelloW, I work in photoshop all the time, and today, I already do not export in any format or save in .jpg, .png, because what is happening? and what do I do?

  Hello

  I just checked that mode is CMYK.

  Please change it to RGB and check.

  Image-> Mode-> RGB

  Concerning

  Jitendra

• Export of JPG Compression

  I use pictures of OS X to store all of my photos for a while now. Most of the time I edit my photos in snapseed for IOS and let synchronization iCloud that or I'll shoot with editing in application features. Sometimes, I need to export and unmodified original pictures OS X Pixelmator or Photoshop. After that I made my changes I export it back as a JPG (the same format as my original CD is in). When pixelmator or photoshop prompts me to give the JPG one option to export quality from 0 to 100 I still want 100, so I do not lose quality. Initially I thought it was the right thing to do until I noticed that my photoshop retouching were exported about twice or more the size of the original even if it was just a flattened JPG exported. My question is how can I keep the image edited to the same original JPG quality that I import without losing quality or export great.

  Thanks for the help,

  Max

  If you don't want to lose any quality at all when exporting to JPEG, use "10". Which will increase the size of the file however, but not as much as export in TIFF format, which would be the best option.

  If you are willing to accept minor losses in quality, use the quality 'high or 8' instead of 'Maximum, or 10. This should give a file of about the same size as the original file.

• My system is suddenly not allow me to save photos in jpg format sent me. Is only allowing me to save as bitmap image and untitled. How can I fix it?

  I'm working on a project that requires photos to be sent by electronic mail.  Until today, there has been no problem to do so.  I would right click and it would save the picture with the appropriate title in jpg format, I'd need just to choose the place to send it.  Today it is give me without a title as the subject heading and will not save as a bitmap file, it gives me the ability to change to any other type of jpg file IE.

  If you have not restarted, do.

  See also, the message marked as the answer to Don Varnau here.
  http://answers.Microsoft.com/en-us/IE/Forum/IE8-windows_other/IE8-saves-pictures-only-in-BMP-format-Windows-XP/b807c3f1-267d-4491-A783-aeb0a8718925

• Export to jpg with rename

  Hello everyone,

  I have an IndesignCS6 file with 4 pages.

  Each page has a different size.

  Each page cointains same resized chart.

  I need to export each page in jpg format, I need each page has a name custom as

  01_PrintXX_InKredible_4x5_Ratio

  02_PrintXX_InKredible_3x4_Ratio

  03_PrintXX_InKredible_2x3_Ratio

  04_PrintXX_InKredible_PaperSize

  would be awesome iif PrintXX could be the indesign file name (but this is optional)

  Is this possible?

  Thank you very much to all those who can help me. Would be a lifeline, I have more than 150 files to export in 4 different formats and rename

  Laura

  Hello

  Try this:

  var
    exportPartNames = [
    "InKredible_4x5_Ratio",
    "InKredible_3x4_Ratio",
    "InKredible_2x3_Ratio",
    "InKredible_PaperSize"
    ],
    mDoc = app.activeDocument,
    destFolder = "~/Desktop/PDFs/",
    mPages = mDoc.pages.everyItem().getElements(),
    cPage, cPageName, mDocName = mDoc.name.replace(/\.indd$/,""),
    destFile;
  
    if (!File(destFolder).exists) Folder(destFolder).create();
  
    if (mPages.length != exportPartNames.length) {
    alert("Count of names doesn't match count of pages");
    exit();
    }
  
    with (app.jpegExportPreferences) {
    jpegColorSpace = JpegColorSpaceEnum.RGB;
    jpegQuality = JPEGOptionsQuality.HIGH;
    jpegExportRange = ExportRangeOrAllPages.EXPORT_RANGE;
    exportResolution = 72;
    }
  
    while ( cPage = mPages.shift() ) {
    cPageName = ("00" + (cPage.documentOffset + 1)).slice(-2);
    destFile = new File(destFolder + "/" + cPageName + "_" + mDocName + "_" + exportPartNames.shift() + ".jpg");
    app.jpegExportPreferences.pageString = cPage.name;
    mDoc.exportFile(ExportFormat.JPG, destFile, false);
    }
  

  Change destFolder, exportPartNames , and jpegPref if necessary

  Jarek