Xmp sidecar for jpg files?

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• How can I generate XMP sidecar files?

  Hello

  Do what you want will be the whole of the law.

  I'm trying to find a way to generate XMP sidecar for my files of Adobe Bridge's RAW DNG files. How can I do this? The reason why I asked is that my instructor really gets on my case because I'm not able to generate XMP files.

  Love is the law, love under will.

  Sincerely,.

  Jessica sideways

  Have never used DNG, but I understand that all the info is on the DNG file and there is no separate XMP file.

• Export Illustrator for JPG 60 screens

  Say I need a framework for the jpg quality 60% of Illustrator export using the export feature screens... How do I do that?
  Should I play in the program folder files, and maybe I can find some settings file to change? Or should I just stick with the old record for web feature for now?

  Thanks in advance,

  Luca

  Currently, there is not a way to change the quality settings of default jpg export for screens. Save for the Web, or export to as long as options to always allows you to specify the quality setting for jpg files.

• How to round the corners on a .jpg file

  Hello

  I'm trying to make icons for .jpg files, so I will try to cut corners.  Taking the advice given elsewhere in this forum, I created a square and its corners rounded, placed on top of the .jpg image and make a clipping mask.  Illustrator goes through the steps of making the mask, but the corners on the .jpg are always square.

  What makes it worse, is that something I've tried has worked on one of the icons and not on others and I don't know what.

  
  Anyone know what is happening?

  
  Thank you!

  you use on your rectangle rounded corners effect before making a clipping mask?

  rather than use that, make a rectangle rounded to start with (rounded rectangle tool).

  then use it to cut out your image. your shadow effect is not necessary

• Location of the xmp for jpg photo data

  Scenario:
  
  Edit a jpg photo in LR (let's call it photoname.jpg) - add cropping etc. Tell lightroom to "write metadata in the file" (CTRL-S in XP).
  
  I do not see the .xmp associated in windows Explorer file... However, to bridge and "Edit in ACR" - the culture settings made in LR are used - which means that the .xmp is SOMEWHERE
  
  I checked, and my hidden files is selected in windows Explorer. I did a search on my hard drive for "photoname.xmp" and even "photoname.*". Anything other than the original watch.
  
  Question:
  
  Where exactly is this .xmp sidecar file stored for this jpg photo when I tell LR to "write metadata to the file?
  
  Thank you.

  > Where exactly is this .xmp sidecar file stored for this jpg photo when I tell LR to "write metadata to the file?

  Inside of the file. RAWs only using a sidecar, TIFF, JPEG, and DNG have xmp data embedded in the file.

• XMP file for JPEG files are ignored?

  I just exported all my original files from Aperture so I can use them in Lightroom. While exporting the files to open, I also did the XMP sidecar files.

  Now, I have imported all in Lightroom and to my surprise, no JPEG files has a note on it. I know not all metadata can be handled by Lightroom esspecialy adjustments through the opening, but I would have liked an arbitrary value as a side of support files. After that some research, I discovered that one of my RAW (canon CR2 file) files had a side, so it's very strange.

  So now for my question, can I force Lightroom to watch the XMP files for JPEG images? Or y at - there a plugin for that? It would be a great addition to Lightroom aswel if this could be just an option selectable by the user.

  Thanks in advance for your time!

  MichelBosma wrote:

  I tried to load up my aperture via lightroom library, but that has not worked as it crashed a few times.

  Depends on what you mean my "loading". Lightroom has a command file > Plugin Extras > Import to library opening which is the best way to do the job.

  Alternatively, the Aperture metadata > IPTC write to Original will save keywords etc back to the files. The opening file > originals to move can then put all managed files (ie the pictures in the Aperture library) records standard Finder and you can then import into Lightroom from them. I have a lot more information here.

• Can ANY product Adobe CC ingest or import AVCHD (.mts) files with the metadata accompanying .xmp sidecar files?

  I had no luck with the sidecar xmp files relative in any product, including the prelude, Premiere Pro, Lightroom or bridge.

  Hi Mike,.

  Okay, I found the outline of the bug. I was initially on the assumption that the question was how the XMP was written by Daminion. This is not the case. Their XMP seems fine. The bug is with the way we are going to analyze these JVC AVCHD files. It will take some research more sort everything, but at least now I'm on the right track. I tested the creation of metadata for a variety of other files AVCHD from Canon and Sony. All these files caused first create the XMP files with the name xxx.xmp. But, when I added the metadata in the JVC, the xmp always emerged as xxx.mts.xmp file. Then... I did some more tests with the file. If the extension of the file to rename. MPG, suddenly all the XMP you added the file in Daminion appeared. All the new metadata that I created has also been added to this file.

  It seems that there is a specific bug in our file for this JVC AVCHD flavor Analyzer. I'll get this connected and see if I can get it fixed. In the meantime, you can rename the file extension. MPG, if you want to read your existing metadata. Or... you can add to the file xxx.mts.xmp.

  Insect. Thanks for the help to identify him.

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• Importing older RAW Camera Raw adjusted files with XMP sidecar

  When I import CR2 (Canon RAW) files that have XMP files to their sides in my Lightroom 4 catalog, Lightroom reads correctly in XMP files image adjustment and guide them as parameters for development for the newly imported photos. That's how I expected to be. Lightroom assigns old version of process to these files, as it should.

  A small question, I however: once I imported all these CR2 files in my collection, it is safe to delete all these sidecar XMP files immediately? I guess that Lightroom saves all development parameters in the file catalog at the time of importation, and that XMP sidecars are no longer needed. Is this correct? Or what I need to enter the mode to develop with each file first, before you delete the XMP in order to make the old settings to "stick"?

  Andrey Tarasevich says:

  How can I force Lightroom XMP files for images that were imported initially with sidecar XMP to forget?

  Synchronize the folder (folder/ctrl-click right, then choose the folder to synchronize). Do not import anything or search metadata - none of this, just do a 'ineffective' 'synchronize' and he'll forget all about missing sidecars.

• I get a message that the request for assistance does not exist when I try to open a jpg file or files in excel attachments. I have associated use windows live photo gallery

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  Go back and delete associations and start again by opening one of these files. Thunderbird will recreate the Scriptures based on your choices and they will then probably work.

• keep folders being created for each jpg file

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• Having just upgraded Windows 8.1 for Windows 10, my (old) version of Photo 5 elements crashes with a message "not responding" have double click on the jpg file.  He always loaded the image at the point Windows 8.1.

  Having just upgraded Windows 8.1 for Windows 10, my (old) version of Photo 5 elements crashes with a message "not responding" have double click on the jpg file.  He always loaded the image at the point Windows 8.1.

  Any ideas?

  davids62398138 wrote:

  Having just upgraded Windows 8.1 for Windows 10, my (old) version of Photo 5 elements crashes with a message "not responding" have double click on the jpg file.  He always loaded the image at the point Windows 8.1.

  Any ideas?

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• Why a jpg file size grows when I OPEN it in Photoshop before you do anything for her?

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• 5 Lightroom loads do not importing .xmp sidecar files

  I have a folder of RAW images that also contain .xmp sidecar files I am trying to import into Lightroom. Import images without any problems, but it seems that Lightroom don't know the sidecar files, since none of the metadata they contain do not appear in the catalog. I see the same behavior when I take the same files RAW/.xmp and all first run through the DNG Converter and then import the DNG in Lightroom (once again, no metadata). I tried to update the catalogue in two writing in the file as well as the reading of file but nothing I will get the metadata in the catalog. Anyone have any ideas? Thank you...

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• Download the pdf or jpg file and save it on the device for consultation offline

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  If so, could you give me some advice on the relevant categories?

  Thank you

  Mark

  Save the content of the loader in byte array, and then send this byte array to FileStream

  Something like:

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  dataContent = e.target.data;

  var fileName:String = "mylocal.pdf".

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  Save the file in the local space

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• Resize image code does not work for some jpg files

  Hello. I use the code to resize images and store them on the server below. However, with some jpg files, resizing produces a reddish tint on the picture. Any ideas of what could be the cause? Here's the original image: http://www.unctv.org/tWxkBbq_10M6wKRRL/PNCWWD01.jpg and here of what happened later: http://www.unctv.org/tWxkBbq_10M6wKRRL/PABDFC01__1289231445291.jpg
  Photoshop CS5 is used to produce the input JPG for this app. thank you.
  

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        int iWidth = image.getWidth(null);
        int iHeight = image.getHeight(null);
  
        // This code ensures that all the pixels in the image are loaded.
        Image temp = new ImageIcon(resizedImage).getImage();
  
        // Create the buffered image.
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  Published by: oneworld95 on November 8, 2010 11:34

  I don't know anything about the jpeg encoder, but I do not see the code which makes no sense to me:

  Image resizedImage = null;
  
  int iWidth = image.getWidth(null);
  int iHeight = image.getHeight(null);
  
  // This code ensures that all the pixels in the image are loaded.
  Image temp = new ImageIcon(resizedImage).getImage();
  

  What is so as to create an ImageIcon from an image zero?

  int newWidth = (int)this.targetWidth;
  

  I don't see where actually use you this variable, then how the image does get resized?

  To learn more create a [url http://sscce.org] NBS, which illustrates the incorrect behavior and maybe someone will take a look.