Predetermined Image export size in LR CC

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• Power Toys Image Re sizer for Windows 7 64 bit - WHEN! When it will be redesigned for Windows 7?

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  The digital camera - videos - etc... the industry has exploded with new technologies and became 'the' new obsession/hobby/interests of thousands or even millions of people - make the pro little people who cared too long at all if they captured a moment on film. How does this "boom" (if you want) in the interest of this leaflet thought eyes and the thoughts and minds of ALL the creative staff at Microsoft... it's amazing really - who are the spirits of power/creation at Microsoft for lack of a better term - IDIOTS... My God - no one is STUPID THAT... because it is simply STUPID.

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  Hello

  I suggest you follow the link on the resizing in Windows Live Photo Gallery.

  http://blogs.msdn.com/PIX/archive/2007/11/30/resizing-photos-in-Windows-Live-Photo-Gallery.aspx

  You can also leave your comments to Microsoft on a Power Toy resizing tool, updated at the link below.

  http://connect.Microsoft.com/

  Hope this information is useful.

  Amrita M

  Microsoft Answers Support Engineer
  Visit our Microsoft answers feedback Forum and let us know what you think.

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• 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?

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• Export size

  

  Hello! Here you can see a video I did, there is a version that I had myself by using a simple html5 code text file to display the video.

  If its clear enough that this is a large video. I did not knowingly define it like that. It's hard to see in this photo, but I've added a new blue matte background of the same color to fill the black sides, you can see about a feint of borders outline if you view it close enough. If seen on youtube there a margin of Letterbox (black top and bottom).

  When I open a new project, as much as I know, I do not specify what size the video is going to be, generally content that will begin to define who, right? This video is is a unique background (with mast) image, then the lyrics on top.

  When I export I use h.268 (think that it is good, maybe that - you know the one) setting and 720 p 1280 720 is my preference. I'm confused as to why the project is a large screen, I him did not like that I know. It would be great if I could just fill a screen, which is so much to ask.

  Please could you help me to set the size of my videos properly, thank you very much.

  What version of Premiere Pro are you using? And "latest" is irrelevant... we must dot-number of the help/a words of the dialog box. 2015.4 or something like that.

  As a general rule, when you start a project, you drop a clip on the empty space of chronology and PrPro will create a sequence with cadence-size/according to what is your media.

  And I'm not interested to see this in HTML5, but whether in PrPro or 'standard' player like VLC. Who will actually give me a strong sense of what the video... is.

  A little about the codecs... '720' is 1280 X 720, also known as HD or "high definition", which is a proportion of 16:9, the same as '1080', which is 1920 x 1080. The two, compared to the old 4:3 TV earlier broadcast standards and older movies, are the big screen.

  We need the actual numbers on your sequence to see what settings dialog box that your sequence is on the size of the image, and of course, the export dialog box allows you to export with the settings that you exported to.

  Neil

• Lightroom export: Size of small files

  Evening,

  I recently started using Lightroom after years of using Photoshop. One thing that I find difficult to understand, export.

  After editing just one portrait as my first practice in Lightroom, I saved the file as 100% quality and JPEG. This resulted in a tiny 872 kb file size. Confused, I have reproduced the simple in Photoshop, saved as a full quality JPEG editing process and this resulted in a file size of 9 MB.

  Side by side, expanded, I see no difference in quality. I noticed that the recorded image Lightroom has 240 dpi and Photoshop image 72 dpi.

  Then, I went back to Lightroom and saved the same image as. TIF, resulting in a file size of 107 MB with no visible improvement in quality.

  Lightroom is known for tiny file sizes? I'm doing something wrong? I do not understand why, how and what is happening with the sizes of export and file in Lightroom. I'd like an explanation.

  Looks like you have checked resize it to fit, or checked the limit of the file size to... in the Lightroom export dialog.

  Other than that, the file size is not a good indicator of the quality of the image - pixel dimensions are.

  PPI is also devoid of meaning and irrelevant unless you want to print the image. PPI is metadata used by printer drivers to calculate the physical dimensions of the impression.

  TIFF files are much larger than the jpg file size because they are uncompressed or use lossless compression, which is much less efficient than the jpg (lossy) compression. TIFF files can also be 16 - bit, which are twice the size of 8-bit files.

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• 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.

• 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.

• Export size problems

  I work with a 8.5 x 11 work plan, I export as a png and check 'use the artboard' but when I open the file and zoom to actual size is huge. What gives?

  You are the victim of a ratoritise.

  In fact there is no such a Word, but you see the result of what happens when you export to the bad PPI. If the ppi is set too low size Visual when you zoom will look much bigger.

  Use this formula:

  width in pixels / ppi = width in inches

  or

  width in inches * ppi = width in pixels

  or

  width in pixels / width in inches = PPP

  The width is exchangable with height when you make the formula.

  Yes 8.5 "* 300 PPI = 2550 pixels X 11" * 300ppi = 3300 pixels

  vs

  8.5 "* 72ppi = 612px X 11" * 72ppi = 792px

  View full-screen, the image of X 3300px 2550px would be much smaller to fit on the screen the X 792 px 612px image would be.

  I hope that makes sense...

• Exported size does not match the size of my work plan?

  Using CS5.5,.

  I created title screens that must be carried into a screen recording program. I create a new document RGB, 72 dpi and 1680px X 1050px. I create my text and graphics and every time that I export as one. TIFF, it looks to export to a different size? I have them open in Photoshop and checked the size of the image and it is not the size, that I put the document up. Looks like that it exports only the part of the artboard that displays, content, because a lot of my work plan is empty. I just tried export as one. PNG with the same results.

  What I am doing wrong?

  Thank you.

  See "Use of work plans" in the export dialog box

• Export size with Lightroom and Photoshop

  So, I took a pan of denver.

  The file is a raw file. and at the end I need to be able to be a 24 "x 72" canvas print.

  I need to edit in lightroom and then edit in photoshop. I did several times and works very well!

  I need set the file size for what I need to keep maximum quality?

  When I send to photoshop, when I return to lightroom, or when I export the PSD Lightroom JPEGs from Lightroom to file over?

  Help, please! Kind of weird for me ha!

  Thank you!

  No, Photoshop does not provide any size image unless you do it manually in > Image > Image size.

  PS "accept" the resolution that is sent to it to LR. In LR, you can specify what resolution you want for editing in PS (default value is 240 ppi) - get in > Edit > preferences > external editing.

  Resolution is intimately linked to the size of the image. For example: If a picture comes out of the unit at 3000 x 2000 pixels. To 300 ppi image would be 10 "x 6.67". 240 DPI the same image (without increasing the resolution or downsampling) would be 12.5 "x 8.33". For quality printing, you would generally aim at a resolution of 240 minimum.

  If your original image (the panorama after it has been sewn together) there is not enough ppi for 24 "x 72" desired printing at 240 dpi you will need to enlarge the image in PS (upsampling) or you must specify the size in the export dialog box in LR. LR will then zoom in.

  WW

• Help! Question about an image export

  I have gone in circles and may not know how to do this.

  I created an image to be ink printed on a blank recordable DVD. I carefully measured the dimensions so that when I put the image in printwrite he would fit perfectly.

  Problem is when I export the project that it exports the entire page when I put them in the program image is far too small for the DVD.

  How to export just the image and not the whole page so I can superimpose the entire image on the disk?

  Thank you

  Change the size of the page in document format is just large enough to hold the image.