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• Cannot reduce the size of previews.lrdata

  Hi all

  My Previews.lrdata folder is 45 GB. On a 500 GB SSD (end 2013 15 "MacBook Pro retina), it is a reasonable piece.

  So I went through and used the menu option "ignore surveys 1:1..." in all the pictures that I do not expect to change again. Somewhat to my surprise, the Previews.lrdata folder did not file size of 1 byte. I used the option "optimize catalog", but that doesn't seem to do anything either.

  I prefer not to empty the cache of the preview while suppressing the Previews.lrdata, regarding the last pictures I've not edited and yet I enjoyed having to previews pre-rendered 1:1.

  I don't expect too much here? Should not be a relationship between throw me 1:1 previews and a reduction in the size of the Previews.lrdata folder?

  Thank you

  
  Nick

  ntompson wrote:

  So if I reduce the size of the standard preview for the screen resolution below, then Lightroom uses only brief (down-scales) 1:1...

  That is right.

  ntompson wrote:

  What are the downsides to this?

  No - your standard previews have been set too high before.

  ntompson wrote:

  Why have a standard preview at all?

  For reasons of performance - faster to enter/resize some smaller if he wants to.

  ntompson wrote:

  Would I better off put the standard preview to the smallest possible size?

  Lol if you do this, then Lr re - will make a brief 1:1 for fit view, even if a standard preview was already available (because it would be too small). Certainly, if the 1:1 Preview is already available, it wouldn't need the re - make, but if you are when they expire, it may not be available, and despite this, it takes more time to load/resize a larger and a smaller preview.

  ntompson wrote:

  When I do the standard preview size change in Lightroom, then does invalidate all standard previews in my catalog? Does crank through and to regenerate all the standard previews to the new size?

  No and no (but in my opinion, the user should be prompted to see if he/she would like to rebuild so size or quality changes).

  In many cases, the difference over having a frame is too small or too large a framework, will be almost (or totally) without consequence. To be honest, I'm surprised that adobe exposed this option to the user, since most users have any idea what optimum setting should be. If I were Adobe, I suppose that Lr/hand-UI would be on the bigger screen and automatically size previews accordingly. Often when I mention this, people point out that the same catalog can also be used on a laptop, review how would be more optimal, and there are other considerations double monitor.., but hey - whatever...

  PS - Lightroom creates different preview (up to) 7 sizes: from 1:1 to little thumb. When he creates a large preview (1:1 or standard), he created all the smaller previews also, in halfening size. It is very fast, and no doubt explains the reason why it will not throw a 1:1 if next (standard) would be more than half it's size (it's actually only create 6 previews in this case: 1:1 through thumb, there is no big standard preview size you specified in this case) (, or if you prefer another way of seeing things: the preview of 1:1 is your largest standard preview).

  If you want to better understand what is stored for previews, you can play with the PreviewExporter plugin I wrote (free) - it allows you to specify at what level (1-7) to preview you want to export, and if you enable verbose logging will provide info on what was available, and what level of preview has been exported. Here is an excerpt of "post-process action" (export filter) UI:

  

  See you soon,.

  Rob

• Photos: Simple way to reduce the size of the image

  I often need to reduce the size of the screenshots. You are looking for an extension or an app that would allow me to do. It's a simple task, but I was not able to find a way to solve this problem without export, then import the image. There are many applications that allow cropping images, but the apps/extensions similarly dedicated screenshot cannot reduce the size.

  The feature I need is essentially the only preview on Mac offers under the menu set the size either in percentage or by the change of specific pixel size. An extension that can reduce, and then save the image under a copy within the Photos app would be preferable. An application that can access an image in Photos, reduce the size, and then save it in Photos would be as good.

  Any suggestions?

  

  I use Snagit

  It runs in the background is available as a widget to take snapshots and add all kinds of cool effects

• You are looking for an extension in order to reduce the size of the image

  I often need to reduce the size of the screenshots. Looking for an extension that would allow me to do this in Photos, without the need to export, and then import them back. It's a simple task, but I could not find a way to solve this problem. There are many applications with extensions that allow cropping images, but the apps/extensions similarly dedicated screenshot cannot reduce the size.

  The feature I need, it's essentially the only preview offers under the menu set the size as a percentage or in pixels change. Special bonus for an app/extension that would work also on the pictures for iOS.

  
  

  
  

  This is not possible - you can never make any change to the contents of the library - the only way to reduce the size of the image is by exporting using different size options in the window export

  You can use a preview an external editor with external publishers for extension of pictures - I have no idea of what would be the results with that

  LN

• How can I reduce the size of the file of my jpeg files.

  I'm trying to reduce the size of my original photos to download to a newspaper.  I tried to do in the preview but I have not one "save under" under my list of file in the menu drop down and I don't want to change my original photos.  Another thing that is happening, he just continues to work with stop until I have stop to force.

  Export images of Photos first. This will create copies, leaving the originals in Photos. Then use Preview to resize them.

• Reduce the size of the file

  SIZE LARGE PDF FILES.

  I have a contact who uses Adobe Acrobat with an Imac and a Mac AirBook where via the ' Save as. / Preview ' option gives a choice of "reduce the size of the file.

  Using a PC and Acrobat DC, can reduce a large pdf file that you received without losing quality. I can't find this option on my PC, maybe it's something just for Apple computers?

  Thank you

  The full version of Acrobat has that, but the free software Acrobat Reader does not work.

  Yes. Mac has its own pdf generator that you wouldn't have on your Windows machine.

• How can I reduce the size of the file when you save a psd in pdf format

  I have a psd with graphics and text, it is 8.5 x 11, 300 dpi

  I flatten the image and go to save as .pdf file I uncheck all options in general.

  Compression, I tried a dozen different combinations and the way I found to get a document that is not pixelated or blurred is to use JPEG 2000 > lossless or jpeg > maximum.

  So I have a document of high quality but the file sizes are approximately 900 KB.

  I downloaded the documents of others of the exact same type and size (8.5 x 11, 300 dpi) that I have seen in Photoshop, they aren't pixelated or blurred and their file sizes are 300 KB or even less than 200 KB

  How do do that?

  Delete all layers used, invisible.

  Zip compression is sometimes better than the jpg compression (in the pdf output settings). Zip is lossless and it works best with a color not degraded or not images.

  Flatten the image before saving it to pdf format can reduce the size of the file, if you use the jpg compression.

  See a preview of your pdf file and we can comment further on how to reduce the size of the file.

• How reduce the size of images from my Web site?

  Hi, I'm quite new to build Web site and using photoshop to make images for her. I have a Web site here: http://naughtylanguageofdesire.com/

  I noticed from time to time that it takes forever to open my Web site. I read some information from a site saying that it could be because of the images in my website being too large. For this reason, it takes longer for my Web site is displayed.

  Is it possible for me to reduce the size of their share using Photoshop? At the same time, I like to keep a decent quality. Thank you

  First to use Image > Image size and pixel units since it happens in the game screen.

  So, I suggest "save for Web". You can adjust interactively size vs quality while watching your preview.

  You also have the option to remove metadata and I understand "Optimized" is a good choice.

• Reduce the size of the image loses sharpness

  UNTIL YOU GO WITHOUT READING ALL OF THIS, YOU MAY BE ABLE TO HELP BY ANSWERING A SIMPLE QUESTION:

  I have a background that has outside dimensions of 8.5 "x 11".  In the project bin, I am also showing a layer (with transparent edges) that I've resized to 1 "x 1.5".  When I double click on the background to put on the screen, and then drag the layer on the screen, why is she not in look like to a small image at the top of a large?  Instead, it's huge, and I have to drag it to the size with the tool move!

  ===========================================================================

  And now, the history:

  Running PSE9 under Mac OS X 10.6.8 Snow Leopard.

  My project is a montage of images in format stamp on a background of letter size, as in the joint - commemorating the woman in the centerpiece.  I tripped but this kind of effort before with great success.  This small time pictures come out blurry, and it's because this time I have done one thing differently.

  In previous efforts, I remember somehow reducing the external dimensions of an open file at about 2 'x 3' before the revision and finally adding a layer to the great background (with the help of move tool size to fit), though only when editing, I worked with a reasonable size image and not a stamp (probably using command +).  The final images were all sharp.   On this effort, however, my brain of aging has not helped remind me how to do likewise and I ended up working with the original photo, and then when I added it as a layer, I reduced by using the move tool - very awkward, because the edited layer image seems to be larger than the canvas, I was building , and the final images were blurred.

  I started to read help about resizing, but it was much too much information for me to absorb before the end of the year, and I want to complete the work within the next few days. (The attached picture IS the ongoing project, and I whipped out in one day, albeit blurred).   I'd appreciate if someone could give me a step-by-step brute force to make in the way I've done it successfully before.

  

  The answer to your first question, and the big one are very closely related. When you combine images, the resolution of the background layer (background) determines the resolution of the whole image. This means that if you have a background of low resolution (say, 72 dpi) and can bring you high resolution images (say, 300 dpi), adding content will be huge compared to the size of the overall picture. When you resize it with the tool move you do yourself a favor if you make significant changes in this way.

  The best way to address the issue is to ensure that all your images are at the same resolution before you start (image > resize > image size). Also, make sure that your background is not a low resolution or the final result will be printed badly little matter how long you spend combining things.

• Eliminate the canvas when selecting "print size"?

  So, I've got a picture "Fit screen" open with no canvas.   I select "Print size", and reduced the size of the image, it leaves a huge expanse of canvas that I delete.

  Where is the setting to prevent this?  (CS-6)

  Leigh

  Where is this huge expanse of the canvas?  You must use windowed mode.  You have [the] Resize Windows to fit option checked?

  -Christmas

• How to reduce the size of the InDesign file?

  I need to reduce the size of the InDesign file without disturbing the properties of output as the option exists in Acrobat "Reduce file size", pl. help.

  Thank you

  ArcRaj

  A simple "save under" erases all information cancellation that could have been implemented over time.

  If you * really positive * want to clean up your file something suspicious, export to INX (or, using CS4 to IDML) and opens. Save a copy of your original file somewhere else first, because this isn't a 100% free error warranty procedure.

  If your file size is always beyond a reasonable limit: you have all images incorporated, rather than as a link? (Just don't do it.)

  You have pictures with a very small (72 dpi) "ppi" real and a high (300 dpi) "effective ppi"? Who can make the images of very large preview - and they * are * included in your file ID.

• Reduce the size of the Photo file

  How can I reduce the size of TIFF picture files below 20 MB

  Export to JPEG

  Or of cultures

  or export with smaller dimensions in pixels

  The reason why you use a TR TIFF not compressed, so there is no loss of data - so it is very broad - must either compressed (JPEG format for example) where there are some (very minor I you use low compression - high quality) or delete some data in order to reduce its size

  LN

• How to stop reducing the size to straighten photos?

  Opening has been really great for the recovery of the photos. I understand how to do this in pictures, but my problem is it strongly seems to reduce the size of the photo. Opening did not do that; It simply reduced all that has been cropped in smoothing. However, Photo reduces the overall size of the picture when recording far beyond what has been slightly cropped.

  Is there a way to avoid this?
  To give.

  Thanks for any help you might be able

  Straightening (obviously) to crop the image - change the in = size of mage - beyond that, there is no loss, as all changes to Photos - why do you think that the image goes beyond the necessary culture?

  LN

• How to reduce the size of the records Quicktime file?

  On my Mac, they take as much space as 1 GB for a film record or a screen for 2 minutes.

  iPad records take up much less space and are of a higher quality.

  Anyone know how to reduce the size of the file, or at least tell me why they use so much space? I have only 128 GB.

  A big thank you to you all, good people.

  I don't see that you can export out of other than QT. MOV

  but you can use an external converter

  While it is mainly used to convert video files to DVD it will also convert video files.

  https://handbrake.fr

• How can I reduce the size of a file of numbers?

  I have a file that is too big to 650 MB. It is mostly text. I found 1 sheet which is "inflated".  I tried to copy/paste the columns in a new file, but it ends with lines and additional columns that I copied! It seems to me that if I could have something in layers? How can I reduce the size of the file.

  If it's really just the text that seems really strange.  I repeat what you have already done, copy items to a tim in a new file, and then save after each copy and monitor the size of files.  When you see the file size jump exceptionally fast, do NOT save the new file, and focus on the issue.  What are the benefits?  You paste images into a table as a background fill?

  If you did and you want photos, try to reduce the size of the file by using the menu item "file > advanced > reduce file size...» » :