Aperture Gallery Full Resolution Download

Does anyone know how to set Aperture to create a web gallery with links to the full-resolution photo?

When you create a web page in Aperture, or a smart web page, you can specify a preset for the detail image - you can edit and set this to a very high resolution. This way a high resolution image can be downloaded.
Also, you can simply add an URL to the download file in any of the text fields.
Regards
Léonie

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IWeb and full resolution pictures for download

I finally got a good camera and wanted to share those glorious 12MP (3-4MByte) pictures via iWeb. I'd not paid much attention before now, but iWeb is fond of "optimizing" and reducing the size of pictures in order to save space and improve upload and download times. Even if you uncheck "optimize" in preferences, and select "download full resolution" in the photo inspector, I've found that some times you get the full multi-megabyte picture, then for reasons unknown to me, most other pictures have been reduced from 1/4 to 1/10 the original file size and the resolution has been reduced, say form 3000x4000 pixel to 768x1024 (seems arbitrary ...).
How to deal with this. Nothing direct that I can find: uncheck optimize works for a bit, them reverts; full size download refers to the size after such "optimizing." I think it's a bug, but maybe others think it's a feature.
My indirect work around: use your public folder on idisk in me.com. Create a folder structure to mirror your iWeb picture album structure to simplify life for your guest. Password protect it if you want some privacy.
Then go ahead and let iWeb optimize, and select the download size you want (maybe "medium" is fine for some users, for example).
But include on each picture or album page a hyperlink to your me.com public folder: the link will look something like https://public.me.com/<your me.com name here>. If you've specified a password, it will be requested when someone uses the link. I don't think there is any finer grain hyperlink available to your public folder - for example, to the sub folders you create to mirror your album structure.
The public idisk options are in preferences in idisk on iWeb.
If you only want to share a few pictures, it may be easier for the user to share individual file with a similar hyper link set up for each one using link outside the picture container object (can't be inside), or for each picture on the detail page (the comment, such as the image name, can be made a clickable element (hyper link). If you have tens or more pictures to share at once, this method is pretty inconvenient.
The sharing options for individual files are available when you select file via idisk in me.com
So, there it is. Hope this suggestion helps someone.
Eddie O
PS: Yes, I've offered feedback to Apple about this lack of flexibility in iWeb.

If you only want to share a few of the larger files zip them and put them in a folder titled Pictures in your iDisk/Web/Sites folder. Then create a thumbnail or text hyperlink to them at http://web.me.com/MMeAccount_Name/Pictures/FileName. That way they will immediately download when the link is selected.
A viewable version of the photo can be placed on the page and linked to the larger zipped version on your iDisk.
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HT201317 How do I download full resolution images from icloud

i have my devices set to Optimize iPhone/iPad Storage. I also have them set to Upload to My Photostream. I understand this to mean that my images are uploaded to the cloud full resolution but downloaded back to my devices at lower size and resolution to optimize space. If I need to download to full sized images later, how do I get to them?
thanks

Your PC will always download full resolution versions.
If you are using iCloud photos library on your mobile device and you use the optimise option, your photos may or may not be reduced in resolution (this depends on whether they needed to be optimised which is automatically determined by your free space). I'm not 100% sure but I think that if the image is optimised you may download the full resolution image simply by opening it on your mobile device. However if you are in any doubt, putting it in edit mode (temporarily) does definitely download the full resolution version (if it's not already on your device).

Is there a way to have full resolution photos available from a website

Hello I have a a requirement to have full resolution (300dpi)
photos available for downloand from a website. How can i do this? i
tried zipping the a single photo as a test uploading it to website
with a link for user to download it. It took forever to upload the
file in the end I cancelled putting it up as it would not be a
usuable solution.
Can anyone advise me how this is done?
thank you,
Shontelle

shonts wrote:
> Hello I have a a requirement to have full resolution
(300dpi) photos available
> for downloand from a website. How can i do this? i tried
zipping the a single
> photo as a test uploading it to website with a link for
user to download it. It
> took forever to upload the file in the end I cancelled
putting it up as it
> would not be a usuable solution.
>
> Can anyone advise me how this is done?
Upload speeds are a major issue as they are generally much
much slower
than download speeds.
I don't know of any other way to do it faster to be honest.
Jpg, as already mentioned, is the most time effective
solutuion when
transfering huge image files via the net. If you know the
final output
size the image is going to be used at you can cut down on
excess
megabytes by making it that size before upload BUT you don't
always know
at what output size its going to be used.

Import/export in full resolution

I have some photos in Aperture on my Mac that I would like to edit with iPhoto for iOS. Using iTunes and Photo Stream, it imports them at a lower resolution. How can I get my photos onto my iPad in full resolution. Also, after I'm done editing, how can I get them back on my mac in full resolution?
I don't have the iPad camera connection kit, so that isn't an option.

It's my understanding that only photos imported from a camera via the Apple Camera Connection Kit will remain at their original resolute. Photos from other sources are optimized and the sizes are reduced. I believe this is a function of the photos app and not iPhoto. The photo file optimization has been the way photos have been imported to the iPad since I've had my iPad 2, long before iPhoto was available.
iPhoto optimizes photos for sharing on social sites and in that process file size is reduced. The only way I know to export a photo from iPhoto for iOS is to tap the Share icon, the rectangle with curved arrow, and share to iTunes. Then connect your iPad to your computer, start iTunes on your computer and use the file sharing section to copy the photos back to your computer.

ICloud and Photos app are not showing full resolution photos

Since migrating my iPhoto library to Photos, it has had problems showing the full resolution of photos. I initially had "Optimize Mac Storage" selected, but even when I had space available, it would not download the full resolution version of a photo. The loading circle in the bottom right corner would spin until it would be 'fully loaded' but the photo would not become the full resolution photo. I then checked "Download Originals to This Mac", but after it said it had downloaded the full sized versions of everything, the same problem occurred. I then went to iCloud and the iCloud Photos app and saw that some of my photos were displayed at about 1/3 the size on the screen. This wasn't just zoomed out. When I zoomed in closer the image did not resolve any better.
HOWEVER, downloading the photo from iCloud and opening it in preview gave the full resolution photo. I have attached an image showing the different levels of resolution from os x Photos app, iCloud, and the downloaded image (shown in Preview). I used the zoom slider on Photos until it reached 100%, I set the view in Preview to "Actual Size", but in iCloud to get the same dimension image, I had to zoom to 200%+.
Another thing that I noticed was that this doesn't happen to all of my photos:
It definitely happens to all of my photos taken with a Fujifilm X-M1, where I shoot in RAW, adjust and process in Lightroom, then export JPEGs to iPhoto. These tend to be slightly smaller (largest side 2048 pixels).
It doesn't happen to photos taken with 645Pro app (where I still export JPEGs to iPhoto with largest side 2048 pixels).
It happens to some, but not all, photos taken with the iPhone's native camera app
I am very confused. Also, even after having checked "Download Originals to this Mac" and letting it download everything, the Photo Library is only 3.77 GB. In iCloud it is ~10GB and my old iPhoto library was about ~15GB.

I now discovered that I can't edit photos in the Photos app (presumably because Photos is not communicating well with iCloud and can't download the full resolution photo to edit).

Full resolution images possible?

I am uploading some of my files from photoshop, and PNG files are rather crappy. Is there a way to pevent iWeb from converting them to PNG files and leave them as psd or jpg files? Also, I want to keep full resolution, I thought that was the point of iWeb when they first released it.
Thanks in advance for any help
Mac Mini PowerPC G4 1.5GHz 1GB Ram iLife 06 Mac OS X (10.4.6)

Hello, pcConvert. There are a couple of things you maybe need to understand about how any web program (not just iweb) works. This is very different from working towards printing an image, so it confuses a lot of people.
1. No web browser understands psd files. JPEG, GIF, PNG are the best graphics formats for web display, because most browsers understand them (although older versions of IE are notorious for PNG-illiteracy).
2. The kind of resolution you seem to be talking about (higher ppi= better print) doesn't exist on the internet. Computer monitors only understand pixel dimensions. A photo that is 900 pixels wide will display exactly the same whether it's saved at 300 ppi, 1000 ppi, or 2 ppi. That setting just doesn't apply for onscreen display.
iWeb resizes your photos to 800 pixels (or less) on the long dimension, because that's about as large as you can go and expect the entire image to fit on most monitors without a lot of scrolling. As JIm McCormaic said, you can include a full sized version for downloading, if you want. A regular graphics program like Photoshop can resize for more viewing options than a web browser can give you.
Current versions of iweb don't normally convert JPGs to PNG files, unless the image uses transparency, which the JPEG format can't use (in any program, not just iweb).

Burning full resolution jpg files help needed

Hi there, I am relatively new to Aperture but I have been using iPhoto for years. I can't seem to find a way to burn photos to my optical drive. I need them full resolution for printing purposes. Any help would be most appreciated. Thanks

how do I find that window? *did I just say window?*
When you export a photo with "File > Export > Version", a File Chooser dialog will open. Set the "Export Preset" pop up to "Edit". That lets you edit the settings for the different JPEG and TIFF export settings:

Full Resolution vs Optimized - Single Photos

I understand how to change from optimized vs full resolution pictures with the new iCloud options in 8.1. Let's say I want just a few pictures to be full resolution so I can share/send them to someone? I can just select some and download in full? Looking to do this on my iPhone or iPad.
Thanks!

As far as I know, it's all or nothing; you can't choose to just keep selected photos in full resolution on your device. You would have to download the photos you want to share from your iCloud photo library on icloud.com to your computer, then email them in order to share them in full resolution. (Note: sharing photos using an iCloud shared photo album (http://help.apple.com/icloud/#/mmc0cd7e99) are not full resolution originals. Photos added to a shared album are "optimized" rather than full resolution.)

ICloud and desktop libraries different sizes / difficulties with full size downloads on iPad

My Photos library shows up as 14,056 photos at 53 GB in iCloud whereas it shows up as 13,952 at 125GB on my iMac (1TB HDD). I have checked "Use iCloud Photo library" on all my computers and devices's preferences and most of this data has been synched for several weeks. So why the huge discrepancy in size?
Also, since my iPad mini 3 has 128GB strorage I chose to allow it to download full size versions of my images to store locally ...which it never actually seems to do. I always get the little white "loading" icon in the bottom right corner of any image I look at letting me know its downloading the full size from the cloud before I can see the full resolution. Obviously I could not actually store 125 GB library on a 128 GB capacity iPad but since iCloud claims my library is only 53GB and I have 90 something gigs free on the iPad it should work.
I guess I'm confused a to how big my library actually is and where the full sized images are actually being kept. And ideas for how to solve this dilemma?

Think you wanted your reply to be to pjonesCET1
But, I will give an opinion on your post --
You want to use Microsoft Office because of the robust nature of its elements. Apples Iwork and prior to that Apple works - is at the level of Microsoft works - an stripped down piece of software that meets the need of many people. Apple and Microsoft agreed to have a version of Microsoft office that could run on Apple devices.
The of problems between versions of Maverick and Yosemite may have to to with apple releasing Yosemite before it was fully tested with Microsoft office - or the bug has been there awhile and Yosemite just brought it to the surface.
In general - when new level of software comes out - its not a complete re-write. Commented out code that was replaced with new code is removed, along with indicators for new code and history of what the problem is are removed - giving clean code. If the language has new structure, the code may be passed through a converted that, depending on detail reformats code into new statement structure.
Sometimes bugs are added because a certified programmer just can't read existing code even their own - or just ignore standards and use a new instruction that is incompatible with existing code.
Microsoft does issue patches for existing software - so they may do that for your problem - but some problems can take a while to figure out just where they went wrong.

When I try to print my book I receive the following error message: One or more of the images in your book are not presently available at full resolution. Please reconnect to these files by mounting the volume(s) containing the original images.

When I try to print my book, I receive the following error message: One or more of the images in your book are not presently available at full resolution. Please reconnect to these files by mounting the volume(s) containing the original images. I don't understand what this means since all the photos are in the book. Can someone please clarify?

When you look at the images in the browser, do you see any arrow icons on your thumbnails? Like these:
When you import your images from a folder on your system drive, you have two ways to import:
Managed: Import and store the images in the library
Or referenced: Leave the images in the folder outside the Aperture library.
This is controlled by the "Store Files" settings in the Import panel:
If you did not set "Store files" to "In the Aperture Library", the originals will stay in the folder outside.
The error message you get, suggests that Aperture assumes the original files are in a folder outside the library.
Select one of your images in the Browser and use the command "File > Show in Finder" - is this command available or dimmed out?

HT204264 Optimize storage on an iOS device. When or how do the full resolution copies get removed

I have been using iCloud photo library for a week and have been using it to look at some old photos and watch old videos from the photos app on an iPhone. After vieiwing this old data the library now takes up more space on the phone. I have optimize storage turned on.
I assume the iPhone is just storing thumbnails of everything in the library, and when accessing a file it then downloads the full resolution copy (or a higher resolution copy fit for viewing on an iPhone). My question is when does this full or higher resolution copy "return to the iCloud" so to speak, so you are just left with the thumbnail? Or can this be done manually?
For example say I take a 1GB video on my phone today and it gets uploaded to the iCloud photo library today, when will the full resolution copy dissapear from the iPhone and just the thumbnail or lower resolution copy is left taking up space on the phone?
I have a 70GB library, the amount of space taken up on the phone for photo library was around 5GB a week ago, after a week of accessing some of this old data it's now around 15GB
Many thanks

Since it does not look like apple developers provided us with any information on when optimization will occur, I am under impression that people with large
libraries are better off by staying with icloud beta library turned off at the very least on the phone.

Will my Airbook (11" late 2010) w/ NVIDIA GeFORCE 320M 256MB using the Mini Display Port to Dual-Link DVI Adapter support the Dell 3007WFHC (30") monitor at full resolution (2560X1600)

Will my Airbook (11" late 2010) w/ NVIDIA GeFORCE 320M 256MB using the Mini Display Port to Dual-Link DVI Adapter support the Dell 3007WFHC (30") monitor at full resolution (2560X1600).
Works fine at 1280X800 (with out without MDP DL DVI Adapter) - cannot get any higher resolution

Hi ddickson01,
The MacBook Air 11 inch late-2010 model does support 2560 x 1600 resolution on an external display. See this specifications article for reference -
MacBook Air (11-inch, Late 2010) - Technical Specifications
Thanks for using Apple Support Communities.
Sincerely,
Brett L

Mini-dp to vga or hdmi, need full resolution

I've HP laptop which has two ports, VGA and HDMI.
I want to connect the Apple 27: display, which has the mini-dp output to my laptop. When I purchased the display, I bought a mini-dp to hdmi adapter, and connected the display to the adapter, and connected the adapter to the laptop using a hdmi-hdmi cable. But, the image is very blurry, and I'm not getting the max resolution on the display.
Could you someone give any advice/comments? Do I need a dual link dvi-d adapter?
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Your laptop isn't compatible with the Apple 27" monitor. There are only two possible interfaces that can be used to drive the 27" at full resolution. One is DisplayPort and the other is Dual-link DVI, neither of which your laptop has.

MacBook Pro and External Display on full resolution

I want to use only my external 20" cinema display, connected to my MBP. So what I do is connect the display via the DVI cable, close the lid of the notebook, wake it up from the keyboard/mouse (now I have the full resolution of the Cinema Display), open the lid so I can use the keyboard and the trackpad. This is all right with me, but when I restart or after sleep MacBook's display turns on and is set up as primary and the Cinema Display goes to Dual View mode. Is there a way the laptop to remember the external Display as primary, so I don't always have to close the lid, wake up the laptop and open the lid.
For instance, when I've done this for the first time in Windows, I didn't have to do it again. Now every time I log in in Windows, the macbook's display automatically turns off and the Cinema Display gets its full resolution. This is what i want to be done when I boot in Mac OS.

I know both scenarios (OS X/Windows), but I'm pretty sure that there's nothing you can do about it. As long as your internal display is open while waking from sleep or booting up, it will be always on in OS X. I'm only using my external Cinema Display and keep the MBP's lid closed all the time. Of course, I use an external keyboard and mouse as well. You can only choose which display has the menu bar on it, but you can't turn it off without sleeping the Mac. In Windows the ATi/Nvidia drivers take care of your settings, but it won't be applied until you get to the Desktop, so you'll still have the internal display on while booting Windows...
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