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• 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.

• Cannot export in high-resolution

  Hello world

  When I went on vacation, I imported a catalog of my main computer in order to complete the work on it on my laptop.  I'm done, then don't export the finished photos to prepare the products of my client, but none of them has exported more than 1.5 MB.  This isn't a problem with the export Panel - all parameters are as the same as what I generally use for exports of hig-res.  I think it's a question that stems to import... maybe I just imported and worked with insights?  I don't know how to fix it.  Anyone know how to export high resolution without completely redo the photos on my computer at home?  1 MB won't work for the size I want to print.

  Thank you for your help.

  radleysboo wrote:

  Add original files to the portable computer would fix this issue?

  Yes. Lightroom exports smart overview when the original file is not available (and smart preview is).

  If you want protection, there are a few plugins that you might enjoy:

  1 exporting (has a one-tick flag-info previews and smart gift option and management at time of export options). free, by me.

  Plugin to support 2. Jeffrey Friedl overview smart export - you set the criteria in advance, handling so less (or not) prompting the export.

  Rob

• Portege R930 - BSOD when connecting monitor high resolution with HDMI port

  Hello.

  I have a Portege R930 (pt331a-01w001) running Windows 7. All about the laptop works as expected, however, when I connect the laptop on a screen high resolution (2560 x 1440) via the HDMI port, I get a blue screen of death.
  Can I use the HDMI port to connect my 1080 p LCD TV and my monitor to work which is a lower resolution and it works well.

  I tried several cables and different monitors of the same resolution.

  If anyone can help?

  Hello

  Simply said: the laptop not breaks down using external monitor with a less than 2560 x 1440 resolution. Right?

  Find your laptop model.
  [Portege R930 PT331A 01W00101 | http://www.mytoshiba.com.au/support/computers/portege/r930/pt331a-01w00101/specifications]

  and it seems that the device supports the Chipset Intel® QM77 Express and Intel® Graphics Media Accelerator QM77

  I recommend updating the graphics card driver.
  You will find the page of the Toshiba Intel display driver v8.15.10.2712 (Win 7)
  Also, you could test the version downloaded from the Intel page.

• How to improve latency when using images high resolution

  I use a lot of images high resolution in my iBook, which creates a lot of lag when using author ibooks.  I have an end of 2015 with skylake processor i7 iMac and a decent amount of video ram.  Is it possible to improve this gap without use the workarounds like spreading the images until the end?  This is a limitation of the application?  I am able to work with images in Lightroom quickly with little or no lag, why I have this experience with ibooks author?

  It was common to use the placeholder images while editing, simply because of the question, you say.

  Regarding the ram, better for computer max (video ram isn't the issue) in all cases, but with the new Macs after having soldered to the ram, which can be difficult to correct after the purchase.

  Shame to see iBA still suffers this awkwardness, but oh well.

• InDesign - issue pdf high resolution

  Hello! I put work done in my InDesign (publication) document pdf and when I pdf high resolution this page for printing, elements of logo have been excluded. If I have low res pdf the same page, it's fine. Any ideas on why this is happening? All other pages pdf high resolution'd in this document were very good. Thank you very much! Stephanie

  Check the attributes of OVERPRINTING: WINDOW-> OUTPUT-> ATTRIBUTES.

  Uncheck the options to overprint fill and not printable . Then export your PDF once again.

• 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.

• Images high resolution that I matter IIN indesign appear in a definition very mlauvaise to the screen and once exported to pdf, they are still quite far from the original. Perhaps to remedy these problems.

  Images high resolution that I import in indesign appear in a very bad definition on-screen and when exported to pdf, they are still quite far from the original. Perhaps to address these problems?

  The bad export quality could be linked to the pre-selection of PFD you have chosen. Some of the presets are designed to re - sample images to make a smaller final PDF

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  Make sure that before you add this photo to your project, you go to the preferences (under the Edit on a PC) and uncheck the default scale to the size of the image.

  Scaling of artificially reduced image size your photo - no matter how large - the size of your video image, make detailed pans and zooms like your impossible. When it is not checked, your photo will be in full resolution and you will only see a small part of it in the preview window.

  That said, don't forget that you work at video resolution, so some details will be lost. (Less so, if you change video high-def). And, of course, don't forget to make your timeline after you have added your pans and zooms to see a better representation of what your final video will look like.

• How can ensure me that the photos in my InDesign files are high resolution, when I send these files to a colleague? (Keep as .indd)

  I quit my job and we've been download all my files on Google Drive InDesign to prepare, so that my boss/employees can use and access my work. My boss has found that it cannot download the files without the pictures in documents turns out to be super low resolution. It is not just the screen on his computer (although they don't LOOK really terrible). They also print in very low resolution. I can print and view the SAME files in high resolution, when I work on my computer, and when I export documents in PDF, JPEG, PNG, etc and THEN give him the files, they are at the appropriate resolution. Who did all well and dandy, but... Given that I'm the only designer on staff, and I'm going, I'll be able to deliver my documents to my boss/employees. Help? Thank you!

  Yes, it would have to be reprinted.

  Where are the pictures of the original publication stored? When you compress all these images must be collected in a folder where your save file compressed. What is this copied or moved folder structure of (new machine, a different location on a local disk, dropbox, etc.), ID will need to be re-edited them once again, when the publication is open.

  But the structure of the folder must be copied on computer the boss', not only the file ID. If you all are not configured to use the exact same dropbox folder system and work from it.

  Mike

• A small animation for export of a high-resolution movie - problem.

  Hi all

  I got myself deeply in this issue and I would like someone to get me any type of solution.

  You know when you've spent days days working on something for a client, the deadline is yesterday and suddenly, it seems that this is going to lose and the client will kill you?

  This kind of problem.

  I'm almost done work this short cartoon and the plan is that export to a movie file. Of course, this must be high resolution (at least 720) and must stay all sounds.

  I stupidly chose to work in the document of 640 x 360 size, thinking it will make my pc work faster. I created all in vectors, so do not see why, that shouldn't make me export a video of any size.

  Some research I've done suggests that I am out of luck here. Can I export of larger size than the original, but it's all "pixelated" and nasty looking.

  Seems to me that the only solution is to increase the size of the document and start enlargin of hundreds of layers one by one. This would - case best screenplay - cost me a few days of work, but most would probably ruin the animation and get me stuck.

  It's really something that I think is super easy to do, so I hope that my case is not altogether lost.

  Anyone have any good ideas for me?

  Thank you in advance!

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• Export artwork in PDF or png in high resolution (SC6)

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  Thank you very much in advance for your help.

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• Beautiful images high resolution in photoshop look looking terribly pixelated when scaled down in movement 5... How can I avoid this?

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