Quality of exported JPG of an original JPG (no RAW)

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• Photoshop does not include metadata in exported jpg

  When I export my photos as jpg in Photoshop, the jpg images contain not all metadata.

  I have RAW files from Sony and Nikon cameras with the metadata (date taken and the camera info). During the processing of the images through Lightroom, metadata are correctly transferred to JPG files. When I opened the pictures in Photoshop, I can correctly display the metadata by file-> file Info... so Photoshop recognizes correctly the metadata. It just does not write it for the exported jpg images.

  How can I fix?

  No idea, maybe in an another half dozen feature releases export as will be to provide the same functionality as Save for Web.

  CS6 save for Web Options of metadata:

  

  Export CC metadata options:

  

• Hello, I'm trying to export jpg high-resolution printing

  Hello, I'm trying to export jpg high-resolution printing, 3000px.

  2 questions:

  Should what settings I do for this export?

  How can I check what size he is after export?

  In Mac Help, Lightroom 6, no cc.

  current settings under:

  image resizing

  resizing to fit - enabled

  3000px long edge

  Resolution 300pixels by thumb

  do not enlarge: checked

  Thanks for the reply

  also if a request for a photo output is simply, ' high resolution jpeg, 3000px ' would be - that give what I need?

  It is an unfortunately typical piece of nonsense about what you need to submit a photo. This is a meaningless statement. You should ask for details. It might be, they don't really know what they want, or they can not properly express what they want, or that they are so poorly informed about digital photography, all they tell you is nonsense.

  How can I check which is the number of px?

  If you choose to export with long edge to 3000 pixels, you should not check. I just accept that Lightroom has given me what I asked. But if you check, your operating system can tell you the size in pixels.

• 5.7 LR is no longer exporting files jpg (from RAW). No error message, just "finished work". No way around changing some options for export as the name of file, image size...

  Why is 5, 7 LR is no longer exporting ALL files jpg (from RAW)?

  No error message, just the usual "finished work" - but without actually writing a jpg file.  No way around changing some options for export as the name of file, image size...

  Hi antjeh37833361,

  Could you please export a Jpeg image and see if it exports.

  Also try to export the RAW image in Jpeg format on the desktop and then see if it exports.

  Please upgrade to the latest version 5.7.1 if Lightroom you are currently on 5.7

  Kind regards

  Tanuj

• Export jpg from Lightroom 5.6 does not open in other applications

  Recently, I noticed that the exported jpgs of Lightroom 5.6 cannot be opened in Canon DPP 3.14 and cannot be resized using Image Resizer plugin. Two of them that I use frequently.

  I've seen talk about this question re other applications also. Does anyone know if there is a solution?

  I am using 8.1 Windows 64 bit. 5 D Mark ii

  It's a problem with 5.5 (changed the placement of some of the internal headers of JPGs and other applications, including the DPP, could not open them), but has been corrected to 5.6. I just check on it by exporting a jpg file and open it without problem in PLR 3.14.15, Windows 7 x 64. Are your 'old' LR 5.5 jpgs?

• Export JPG with NO exif, 'Except' comments

  Export JPG with NO exif, 'Except' comments

  * I find that for a number of things I export LR with no. Exif JPG files, but must KEEP comments in the Exif data.

  Why? you ask...

  (1) forums, when I want to post a JPG with Exif of NO... BUT when I post comments automatically post comments or Description of the photo.

  (2) I Upload files jpg with no exif of a Magazine I take party photos for... and on the comments section is where I list the names of the people in the photos.

  * Even on sites like SmugMug and glitter... Comments get downloaded... but sometimes you don't want the EXIF on everything.

  areohbee wrote:

  Consider that minimize metadata integrated export is not enough, minimal huh?

  Minimize embedded metadata is TOO small, right? (wipe the comments too).

  Looks like a good FR.

• Lightroom displays files and exports darker than the original or Photoshop files

  Hi all.

  Let me first preface this by saying I'm not technical interest, and I know nothing (or very little) of CHF etc. profiles.

  But suppose a person will try to tell me to do something with them in a really technical way that I don't understand, please treat me like a child of 4 years in this regard.

  I use Lightroom 5.6 on a Mac under 10.9.4 I Photoshop CS6 and fitted with a calibration Spyder 3pro device and all the Adobe programs linked to the exit of calibration to ensure 'if all is well' quality control.

  I recently was analog film scanning and this import in Lightroom 5. I noticed that the file import always seems darker than the original.

  When I exported from Lightroom, them they look like shit.

  There were no imports of additional parameters because they are all extinct. I did when I installed LR.

  I also noticed that whenever I imported a Raw file for some reason, on the original file would look great for a second then when clicked would change to something less attractive. But I digress.

  So try to show what's happening. I created some images to illustrate my problem.

  Also, it doesn't matter if I turn the proofing or disable.

  Lightroom Softproof on

  

  Lightroom Softproof off

  

  Vs Lightroom Photoshop histogram - very similar

  

  Left: file opened from Lightroom as the Original right: original Photoshop file

  

  Left: file open an export from Lightroom right: original Photoshop file

  

  Clues because it is very annoying and yet 5 Lightroom unusable.

  These files are probably in grayscale without an included icc profile. Photoshop, using the parameters that show you will pay 15% dot gain profile. Lightroom assumes the sRGB which is much more mixed. You can see this difference in the massively different histograms. What you need to do is save the file from Photoshop with included icc profile. Lightroom should display the same.

  Note a bug of color management nasty exist in Lightroom on Mavericks in the Panel to develop: Jao photo blog: quantification of the problem of management of the Mavericks color also which make the deep shadows Cap upward.

• Can I merge a JPG and RAW file into a catalog and keep your changes?

  I used to shoot RAW and JPG and always used to all copy in the same folder. That worked well, but was a bit pointless as the JPG served as only a temporary preview until the RAW was loaded in behind her. For the speed of editing events, I started to divide files in two separate folders and import, but tag and basic edits, crops etc. on jpg files, so for the use of the 'News' site, then work on any higher quality customer since the FIRST requirement. Would be nice if I could later merge the two together to make these fundamental changes - and sides etc - then were applied to the RAW files. They have the same names - bar extensions, of course - be renamed by LR import. I tried on a test session, but it just seems to add separate JPG and RAW images to the catalog. Is it possible to him have associated the RAW not published with the edited JPG?

  Guy

  Guy,

  I don't want to get into or the not-so-rights of your workflow.

  You can try Syncomatic Plugin from John Beardythat will synchronize the metadata and possibly develop settings between different file formats with the same (or similar) base name. Subsequently you can stack the Raws with JPEG files, possibly using Auto carpet when capturing".

  But remember that application development parameters of a file to a Raw JPEG may not create the desired corrections, as the base is something completely different.

  Gossweiler beat

  Switzerland

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• separating the jpg and raw files after import into lightroom 5

  I would like to separate my jpg and raw files as soon as they are in lightroom (right after importation), so that all my jpg files are 1 after another on the Filmstrip below and my raw files are one after the other. is this possible?

  In the grid view of the library, on the tool bar (T), replace "sort:" to "File Extension."

• Exif jpg and raw data

  Hello I have lightroom 3. I put my camera on the shoot in jpg and raw. I import the two and bring them as 1 image in lightroom. I note the picture with a star and I save exif data it saves only this thseperate xmp file. Also if I rotate the photo he only wrote it in separate folder. I want to also save the exif data in jpg file. How can I do this at once?

  Hello rob,

  Thanks fot the help. I took a quick glance to exiftool. I downloaded the exiftool.exe and after some reading, I changed the name of the exe file

  ExifTool (tagsfromfile - %d%f.xmp - ext JPG - k - progress - overwrite_original) .exe

  And it is great. If I drag a directory to the exiftool it process all jpg files and writes xmp inside data. It really works like a charm. In a go all the exif data copied.

  Thank you

• How to make my Jpg and RAW files into version sets (PSE10)

  I take the two jpg and RAW files on my camera so most of the time, I am happy with jpg and do a little editing, but from time to time I need to really work on a picture which is the place where the RAW file is very convenient. In my photo well, I have 2 of each image displayed is to say the jpg and RAW. How can I get it appears only the jpg and RAW either hidden, or as a set of version collapsed? Have 2 of each photo makes the photo well look poorly maintained and full of duplicates.

  Help appreciated.

  You have to stack pictures. Sets of version does not apply here.

• Jpg and RAW

  I haven't found an answer to this elsewhere so hopefully I'll have more luck here :-)

  (1) I just need to sort the jpgs of RAW files in LR4 but can find no way to do it.

  (2) I need of a jpg only to see the way, but, even once, can't see how it's done.

  Any help appreciated.

  Metadata filter, set of onFile column filter Type:

  

  Beat

• Poor quality of export of raw to jpg image

  I have recently switched from Aperture to Lightroom and am generally impressed.  However, I noticed a few problems in the export of images in JPG format especially noticeable when it comes to portraits on dark gray background.  You can see a few important and noticeable "scaling" in the background.  , I work on a MacBook Pro.  I know that it is a function of the algorithms Lightroom uses to compress the image and generate the JPG file

  I played a bit with file setting quality and image resizing in the export module and can reduce the effect, but it is always present.  I tried to work with the same image on the PC of my mother, using his 5 Lightroom and can not get the same effect.  The attached picture was not resized, but the quality is reduced to 50.  If I work quality at 100, the effect is reduced but still present.

  In conclusion, to export I get a crispy JPG image in Aperture and Lightroom 5 on a PC, but get serious distortion when exporting to jpg in Lightroom CC on my Mac

  Someone else has experienced this problem and / or know how to fix this problem?

  

  Mac image has been heavily modified with the white balance different, grinding lower, higher noise, lower saturation, Spot Removal tool and probably other settings. The image of PC seems to the "default parameters of development, which are quite different from the image of Mac processed. Since the unprecedented image of PC has not the development parameters, you used the image of banding Mac are causing the problem. This is why I suggested showing the original edited Mac image as a DNG on Dropbox export file, allowing us to see the picture with your LR settings.

• Export JPG at 100% is to reduce the pixel dimensions?

  I'm using the most up-to-date Lightroom (5.5) on a Mac under os 10.9.4.

  In the not too distant past (I only used Lightroom since April), I was able to export my images processed in full size JPEG format.  It is the physical dimensions... not the amount of data.

  Now I can't figure out why, but Lightroom started to decrease my JPEG files. My test image was 4665 x 4000 pixels and there is a month Lightroom exported the JPGs to exactly these dimensions.  Since then, something changed (probably an update!) and when I try now to export the same image of his reduction of the size of the release of 1985 x 1702!

  My export settings are set to 100% quality jpeg, resize options are turned off. Limit the size of file is disabled.

  I trashed the preferences of Lightroom and Photoshop.

  Is happening?

  I need to export these files at full size but Lightroom seems to ignore its own settings!

  Help!

  Adam

  No - it's not it.but thank you for the suggestion

  I just figured out the problem.

  It seems that Lightroom had lost the original photo and was working on a smart preview file. Once I had located the original it recorded properly.

  I guess that serves me right for not reading the manual before jumping into this App!

  Adam

• Modification of metadata in a re exported jpg - save and degrade the jpg?

  In the choice of photos for my PhotoShelter site, I do the following:

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  • I go to the library Module and to rework the metadata within this folder. in other words, I re - write the metadata title and legend, which makes them appropriate for my site.
  • When I check 'Show in Finder' I don't see the jpg, not an xmp file. This suggests that the metadata are incorporated in the jpg and metadata change caused a jpg re - write and register again. Is this the case?

  I would like to avoid re - save a jpg file.

  Thank you for your help - melody

  I just tested and confirmed the metadata record in file with JPEG's lossless (i.e. without recompression of image data). You will need to manually update the JPEG file with the new keywords using CTRL + S.