Size of exported JPEG files

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  The Image Size dialog box dialog box shows the uncompressed size.

  Your operating system (Explorer/Finder) shows the size compressed. (size on the disk)

  If you use save for Web, you can see the compressed size, but also an overview.

• File will not synchronize exported JPEG files

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  montesjesse wrote:

  Anyway around this?

  Make sure that the JPEG files are processed separately. Lightroom preferences-> general tab-> the section Import Options.

  Unfortunately, this option is not "reach back", which means, you may need to remove the raw of the catalog photos and re - import so that JPEG files be considered separately, thus losing edit history... (Or use SQL statements on the catalogue)

• Include the file name on the exported JPEG files

  Is possible to overlay a file name on an export jpeg?

  I create JPEG files for my site and wish I could auomaticaly overlay on the image, the file name. This will allow viewers to the site identify the image. I managed to overlay a watermark, but not the name of the file.

  I would like the image to look as it would in the slideshow module. Which allows a file name to be superimposed on the image.

  I use Lightroom 3 with Windows 7 64 bit.

  Any help would be greatly appreciated.

  Rob..................

  Rob,

  It has no function in LR to add overlays of text on the exported images. You can take a look at LR/Mogrify for this ability. I've not used myself, but know about its capabilities.

  Gossweiler beat

  Switzerland

• How can I maintain the original size of the JPEG file when you import into Photoss?

  I noticed that when I use pictures to import images from the SD card in the camera, the images are substantially smaller than when I drag the same image directly from the SD card on the desktop. In general, a 3.6 Mb picture somehow diminishes to about 2.6 MB. I'm wrong and get frustrated to this drop in image quality!

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  In what circumstances you see this small size?

  Photos did a bit of copy bit when importing images in its library.  If you drag the thumbnail of an image on the desktop you bet that the preview version, which will have a small file size.

  Export the image on the desktop via the file export Export X Unmodified Originals ➙ ➙ menu option will give you the full size file that was imported into the library.

  Drag the thumbnail on the desktop will get you the original file.

  

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  Hello world

  I have a second 15 sequence that I exported to H.264 format and then chose "Match Source - Bitrate environment" under preset. Then I reduced the width to 518 pixels. When I exported however, the mpeg4 will eventually be 5.4 MB.

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  [Please do not double post, another deleted by mod]

  Lower the transmission speed.

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  I wonder how do in InDesign. If the answer is "it cannot be done" then just say that.

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  Little you won't context:

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  I be image editing in Lightroom for a while, but I don't have to pay attention to the issue of metadata so far. I need the metadata for geotagging my photos, but the problem I encounter is that after I have change in Lightroom and export to JPEG gets none of the info that comes in the RAW files exported with them (as the date and time of photos were taken, the settings of camera and lenses, etc.).

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  Unless you use a large file size limit size of exported JPEG images will probably visible JPEG artifacts. It's best to determine your threshold of acceptability for the JPEG artifacts (i.e. quality 50-70?) Use this quality setting for your exports without restriction of file size. The 'average file size' resulting will be less than with a larger file size limit.

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  (2) use the color and Luminance Noise Reduction sufficient settings to reduce visible noise in the image.

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