Export Constrain Size for 4x6 Proofs

Trying to export a large batch of RAW images into 4x6 (and 6x4)size for proof prints. In "Image Settings" under "Export" I can't find a constrain setting that results in a 4x6 /6x4 images (which I check in CS3) in the 240-300 ppi range. Lightroom export images result in much larger sizes with lower resolution with very large file size. Any suggestions outside of batch processing in CS3 or similar shareware?

Export as 1800x1200 at 300ppi.

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Do I need to export multiple sizes for all standard print sizes? i.e.Say I crop the image in LR to 6'5" x 9' to fit within an 11" x 14" (overall) mat of a framed print.. Now let's say I want to reprint that same image in a 12" x 16" size ... to fit within

Do I need to export multiple sizes for all standard print sizes? i.e.Say I crop the image in LR to 6'5" x 9' to fit within an 11" x 14" (overall) mat of a framed print.. Now let's say I want to reprint that same image in a 12" x 16" size ... to fit within a mat of with overall size of 20" x 24"? Or will the 1st export be "locked" at 6.5" X 9" (proportionately)?

So, for the first one Export it cropped to 6.5 x 9 - and in the Export Dialog box there is a capability to rename the file for exported output - which would allow you to add something like the crop or intention to the base name of the file. e.g. for _IMG0846.nef - setup the output filename to _IMG0846-65x9 for 11x14.jpg and output it at, say 300 or 360 dpi. So, it has a unique name and purpose in your output folder.
For best results, now, re-crop the picture in LR - just open the crop [R] dialog again, reframe the image to the new ratio, 12x16 and Export again - with an adjustment to the filename. e.g. _IMG0846-12x16 for 20x24.jpg
So, now you have two clearly identified image files in your output area and you can provide those to whomever is printing for you, etc. Discard them when you're done since you always have the original to return to to re-frame again as necessary.
This way you get output sharpening and resolution (in pixels) optimized for your output print size. Maybe not super important for smallish prints-but more important for larger ones. Output at 100 quality.

Export file size for youtube

Hi
After reading some of the comments regardind new users I am a little hesitant to pose my question . This is my first post.
Nothing ventured, nothing gained, so here goes.
I have a Panasonic X900 video camera which produces excellent shots at full HD1080i .(PAL AVCHD))
The file coming from the camera is a .M2TS which I gather is a mpeg variation. A typical shot of 3 minutes is over 300meg.
I usually create a sequence from the clip and then edit the clip.
So far so good when I am exporting for use on a DVD.
I have been asked to video someone doing a dance sequence and to place this on YouTube.
(Original file size 300meg)Trying numerous settings, the smallest I can get my output file is using H.264 with a YouTube SD 360 wide screen Preset and this gives me 28meg.
I see numerous .MP4 videos on YouTube of 10 minutes or so and they are still only around 50meg and have reasonable full screen quality.
I have tried importing one of those and creating a sequence from it but they are normally NTSC and 29fps .
On the above basis, if I filmed a 9 minute clip and exported it as H.264 etc it would still be approx 70meg.
I have tried reducing the target bitrate and it certainlyreduces file size but poor quality.
If this is the best that can be achieved, then so be it.
Any suggestions on how to get a reasonable quality result while keeping the file size reasonable would be appreciated.
Regards
Brian

After reading some of the comments regardind new users I am a little hesitant to pose my question . This is my first post.
We wont bite.
Well constructed full questions with detail and hardware / software info will usually get a good response. Screen and frame grabs are helpful.
"Attitude" can sometimes get a bit of a kicking.
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Exporting HD Sizes for Quicktime and AVI?

Okay, LOVE the new CS4, but have a problem.
For tech notes in case it means anything, I'm shooting with a JVC HD-110, editing M2T files. Everything in THAT respect works perfectly - NOW I even have an FS5 drive so it goes even better - dropping all capture time and processes. The Projects are all set up as HDV, 720p at 24p - basically, everything about the Project is set to HD.
When I choose Quicktime or AVI as the Export format, the only Preset options that come up are DV related. Meaning, SD... And when I have to manually type 1280x720 as the export size (upping the default from 720x480) it even reads "1,280" - not a straight "1280", get it?
The resulting render looks horrible - completely unusable - unless my goal is to simulate the old Fisher Pricer Pixel Camcorder ;-)
How do I Export from Premiere's Timeline to an HD format? Or can I download a set or HD Presets to put in the Export Settings (or something) folder for each codec?
Thank you for your time, and any thoughts-
-Lew

Oh yeah - there's a whole huge list for WMV! MAN you have options there!
No, none of those options are (or seem) available for Quicktime and AVI.
I bounce files back and forth for clients (and myself) for FX work and edits (they prefer the Quicktime Animation codec at 100% - gotta admit, it's beautiful!), and would like to do final output to HD in the end for a project I'm working on right now.
-Lew

Default Constrain Size for Cropping

I am cropping a bunch of slides with iPhoto 9.1 using the crop tool. I select the slide, select constrain, select 4 x 6 and make the edit. Problem is that when I move to the next slide the crop tool reverts to no constrain and a different (original) setting of 2048 x 1536.
I then have to change the settings again.
Normally not a problem but I have over 4000 slides to process.
Is there a way to change the default settings or keep the changed ones?

This works for me:
1 - on the first photo set the crop size, position and select the Done button.
2 - use the right arrow on the keyboard to advance to the next photol.
3 - select the C key which will bring up the crop area as it was on the first photo. You may need to move it up or down depending on what you want to keep or remove from the photo.
4 - repeat steps 2 and 3 until all of the photos have been cropped.
This video screenshot shows how it works:
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OT

Maximum file size for export into MP4?

Hello,
I am not able to export 2 hour HD video into standard MP4 file. It seems that reaching 100% export algorithm gets into loop. I was waiting for hours and still had seen progress at exactly 100% with final file size on hard disk to be 0 bytes. I am using CS5 on MAC OS X. I had to split my timeline to 2 parts and to export them separately (which is embarrasing). Is there something like maximum file size for export? I guess that 2h video would have about 25-35GB.
Thank you
jiri

You are right.
So I am running AP Pro 5.0.4, Adobe Media Encoder 5.0.1.0 (64bit). Operating system Mac OS X ver 10.7.3. All applications are up to date.
MacBook Pro Intel i5 2.53GB, 8GB RAM, nVidia GT 330M 256 MB, 500GB HDD
Video is 1920x1080 (AVCHD) 25fps in a .MTS container (major part of timeline), 1280x720 30fps in .MOV container (2mins), Still images 4000x3000 in .JPG
No error message is generated during export - everything finishes without any problem...just file created has 0 byte size (as described above).
This is my largest video project (1h 54min) I dont have any other problem with other projects.
I dont run any other special software, at the moment of export all usual applications are closed so that MacBook "power" can go to Media Encoder. No codecs installed, using VLC Player or Quick Time.
Attached please find printscreen from Export settings (AP Pro). Writing this ppost I tried to export only the first 4mins from timeline where all kind of media is used...and it was OK.
As a next step I will try to export (same settings) 1h 30mins as I still believe problem comes with length of video exported.
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How to caluculate buffer size for import/exports in oracle

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Hi there! So I am using Lightroom 3 on a pc and I have ran into an issue when exporting images. The DPI and image size (in inches) that I am selecting during the export process. For example I just exported a collection and set the dpi to 180 and the size

Hi there! So I am using Lightroom 3 on a pc and I have ran into an issue when exporting images. The DPI and image size (in inches) that I am selecting during the export process. For example I just exported a collection and set the dpi to 180 and the size to 7 inches on the long edge. My exported result is 457 dpi and sized at 3200x2134 pixels.. Any ideas on why this is happening and what I can do to correct it?

The DPI setting in a digital image has no meaning at all. You need to learn how to calculate what you need in your exported image. The only measurement in a digital image that has any meaning is the number of pixels in each direction. It doesn't matter what you set that DPI to (actually it's PPI or pixels per inch). The image will have the same number of pixels regardless of the setting. If you need an image that is 5 x 7" (for example) at 200 PPI then you would want an image that measured:
5 x 200 = 1000 pixels
7 x 200 = 1400 pixels
So you would need an image that is 1000 x 1400 pixels to have a 5 x 7" image at 200 PPI. The reason your exported image had such a high PPI setting is because you specified the number of inches you wanted the image to be. And there were enough pixels in the image that it calculated out to be that high PPI setting.
I apologize, I don't explain this very well. But you need to learn to do the math to determine how large you really want your exported images to be.

Export small size images (for may web galleries thumbnails)

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when I export versions whith the preset I create (jpg 100 pixels) the lower size file created is 50KB!!!??? also with "0" JPG quality (max compression) and a very small quality (not usefull for me). If I try whith the same images version exported to "Aperture web gallery", the thumbnails are exported in 4-8 Kb size for 100x62 pixels and a good quality!!!
But I have my ASP pages and DB on the web and every week I have to publish 3-4 new galleries and 2-3 slide show. All is presetted, and I only have to export thumbnails and large images and upload them via FTP on my web server.
I bought Aperture in order to be able at the end of my workflow, to export in a folder and directly upload my images and thumbnails without using another application like now! Any experience?
(Master files are Canon .CR2 and export is setted at 72 DPI, 100 x 100 pixel, without adjustement, only file are renamed vith a 3 digit counter.)
I also whould like to know what is the requested knowledge to realize a plug-in with Aperture SDK?
Many thanks.(sorry for my english language)
Ciao
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mac pro Mac OS X (10.4.8)
mac pro Mac OS X (10.4.8)

Hi,
after posted my first question, I have noticed that a very strange things occurs to the aperture exported jpg files. I'm veryy new with MAC and i'm working on both MAC and WIN systems; when I copy from Mac to Win the folder where file were exported from Aperture, I see a double serie of file: the first one is the regular namefile.jpg and a second kind of file named "._namefile" (012.jpg and ._012).
The first can be used and distribute also in win systems, and is very smaller in size than the orginal created by Aperture; the second is always around a size of 50-60 Kb and is not know by win systems. The sum of the two files seem to be the size of the original MAC/Aperture created file!?
So, in win sys, a 150x100 pixel file is about 6-8 Kb (exactly what I'm expecting from it), and on Mac the same file is 60 Kb!!?? A MAC file of 480 x 320 pix at medium quality is about 140 Kb, but it is 80-90 Kb when copied on a win system (the correspondant ._nomefile is always around 50-60 >Kb size.
You know why and how can I obtain optimized files for web from Aperture?
Many thanks.
Paolo
mac pro Mac OS X (10.4.8)

IPhoto Exporting Quality Size dpi etc. etc. Confused?

Life used to be simple!
JPEG Quality:
If I wanted a photo for view on the web or my computer screen, I wanted a resolution of 72dpi (dots per inch)
If I wanted to it professionally printed, I wanted a resolution of 300dpi, and if I wanted a rough print version for
my home/business printer then I would probably be OK with 150dpi.
Now I can export from iPhoto as JPEG and I am no longer given the resolution options (72 or 150 or 300dpi etc.)
but rather the options for JPEG Quality ARE: Maximimum, High, Medium and Low [unhelpfully referred to as "Smallest size" what else would it be?]
Whatever choice I make appears to make no difference to the visual quality of the picture on screen, but makes a heck of a
difference to the file size AND gives me NO help on what the resolution of the resulting picture is.
0. This would lead me to believe that I should choose Low for ALL web or computer screen uses - as this will result in the
smallest possible file size - which in turn will reduce loading speeds for websites. Is this correct?
Unhelpfully, the iphoto Manual does not explain what these Quality Options mean and therefore I have no idea why or when I should
choose one over another.
1. Can someone out there who really knows their stuff, demystify this for me ?
What do these Quality Options mean, what dpi is assigned to each, and why and when should I coose one over another?
Maximimum
High
Medium
Low
JPEG Size:
This is confusing. If I know that for a particular use I need a particular size photograph (height vs width), I edit it in
iPhoto to the height/width that I need. For example, in the gallery I am using in Rapid Weaver, the designer suggests
a good size for one particular design's revolving banner photos is 980 wide by 656 high - and I am assuming that these are pixel dimensions.
My photos from various sources are inevitably greater than this - and in some cases I might want to re-frame a portrait
photo into a landscape shape. To do this I use the Edit and Crop facility in iPhoto. And I make sure that the photo is edited to
the dimensions I want first.
iPhoto retains the full size photo in it's library, and I can always get it back after cropping if I wish
(by duplicating and reverting to origonal). However once cropped, it helpfully appears to EXPORT the cropped size.
The EXPORT function allows me to chose a JPEG's Size (by which I assume it means pixel width vs height)
2. Can someone tell me the exact effect/meaning of choosing any one of the following - in other words what do these mean or
put another way what pixel size am I choosing for:
Small
Medium
Large
Full Size
3. And am I choosing just the Height size or the Width size and what happens to the other dimension? And how does it
decide? And what are the Heigh or Width sizes allocated to these rather odd choices (Small, Medium, Large, Full Size.)
4. I am assuming that Small must equal a specific Width for a landscape photo, and in that case does it keep the height as it was, or does it constrain the proportions on the basis of the Width it has allocated to Small?
There is a fifth option, but again, it is unclear as to what exactly it does, and I would like help here too! (Sorry, but this is driving me demented!)
Custom
Within Custom, I have three choices:
Width
Height
Dimensions
5. What happens to the Height if I define the Width option? Or similiarly, what happens to the Width if I define the Height option?
6. What on earth does Dimensions mean when it only gives me one dimension to define?
Will it try and make a portrait picture square for example? Is it editing here?
Sorry this is so long, but I would really like to NAIL this - and I suspect I am not the only one!
All I am trying to do is to create the optimized output for the purpose I intend to use a picture for - really simple - or is it?
Thanks to anyone who can have a go at this..... Michael

OK I've got it! - Thanks a thousand - and for anyone who wants a Quick Summary, here it is:
1. Cropping a photo in iPhoto sets the Aspect Ratio
Despite what it appears to do, cropping a photo in iPhoto does not affect the photos’s height or width. It does affect it’s Aspect Ratio - or shape (for example 6 x 4 ), and what is visible within that shape - but not the width or height. Note the absence of inches or cm or meters there. It also affects the content of the picture - or rather which area of the picture is visible (which is the ‘cropped’ area).
So it is OK to Crop the photo in iPhoto, but this should not be confused with the idea that you are cutting the photo into a specific dimension (width or height) - to do that you need the Export facility in iPhoto where you choose a JPEGs Size.
2. JPEG Size
Once the Aspect Ratio is determined (the shape) of the visible area of the picture - the Custom Size Option in the Export Facility can be used to select either the Width or the Height. Obviously if you chose the width, then that measurement will pre-determine the height as iPhoto will calculate the height needed to retain the Aspect Ratio you have set when you cropped it.
If you don’t crop, it will calculate based on the initial Aspect Ratio (shape) of the original photo.
Full Size is exactly that: the image at the dimensions imported from the camera. The others allow you to scale the image. Each reduces the size by about 33% or thereabouts.
Full Size = 100% of the Imported from the camera Dimensions
Large = 66% of the imported Dimensions
Medium = 44% of the imported Dimensions
Small = 29% of the imported Dimensions
As a rule of thumb a 3000 x 2000 (approx) image will reduce to 640 x 480 with the Medium setting
Thumbnails can be generated using the Export and then Web Page function, rather than the File Export function.
Otherwise, you can use the Custom setting to specify an Exact width or an Exact height (and of course the Aspect Ratio will determine the other dimension NOT specified.)
3. JPEG Quality
JPEG Quality is setting the compression of the file which will affect the file size (not the picture Dimensions or the Aspect Ratio), but it will also affect the Quality of the visual image. So here you are seeking to minimise the file size while not losing acceptable visual quality.
Which you choose depends on what you're using the image for... Web site? Start at Low and work from there, if the quality is poor or visually unacceptable, choose a higher quality.
If you are Archiving go for max. The rest - trial and error...
4. For a deeper understanding of these issues
1. Read the thread below AND/OR
2. Take a look at this: The Myth of DPI. AND
3. This: https://discussions.apple.com/docs/DOC-4921
Clarity Rules! - And many many thanks to Terence Devlin for the lesson...

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hi Y. BIG time thank you for this. i was not aware this was such an issue. i definitely cannot have any ambiguities in my spreadsheet and customizing it in numbers is the whole reason i am spending this time formatting (i.e. to make it intuitive and visual).
that said, if accepting excel and then exporting to excel will cause problems i absolutely cannot have this.
can you help me a little more on what the problems are? i have already got a file with two tabs directly imported from Quickbooks (by my book keeper in excel) and a tab that she set up that pulls data from these tabs - and then i have MY tab that i have been customizing and proofing and fixing as i go along. more info on this work below.
are there commands i can run to clean this up?
what is considered OK to do in numbers if i am accepting excel (printing? adding new numerical entries)?
THANK YOU
background: right now i am /mostly/ doing formatting things like adding bold outlines or adding color or whatever but i have /also/ been dragging and dropping some rows to put them in a better place and fixing some cell sums that were either left out by my book keeper or which needed to be added to check THEIR work. are you saying that by doing this i am setting myself up for various formatting issues such as merged cells?
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char_value      = <res__number_days>.
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I'm using Iphoto 6 and am a novice user of my new digital camera. The camera is set to HQ image quality. Initially when I imported photos from the camera into IPhoto, the images were very large (over 1 meg) and produced good quality 4X6 prints. Now when I import photos from the same camera still set to HQ image quality, the photos are very small (less than 100 kb) after being imported into IPhoto. I think I must have changed some kind of setting in IPhoto that affects the size of an imported image, but I can't find where that is or how to change it back so that the size is not changed when imported. Can someone please help me with this? Thanks!
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Dave, thanks for clarifying Toad's response for me - I was just too ignorant to connect the dots from his responses. As you said, there were 2 versions - 1 in the original folder and 1 in data; the original folder had the photos that were 1 mb. We must have pulled from that folder previously to print photos not realizing they existed in 2 places. So when we found these thumbnail photos, we just thought they were the real thing. Where can you go to learn about the struction and hierarchy of the photos in terms of what Iphoto does to an image when you import it? Is it in Iphoto help somewhere? Thanks so much for your help with this, and you too Toad for leading me down the path.
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Toad's question makes a lot of sense. Is the file
you're looking at, somewhere in a folder called
"Data" in iPhoto Library? That 56k sounds about the
right size for a thumbnail.
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I have a multi-page PDF in InDesign CS6 that I want to export to view on the web. I need the file to stay under 2MB, and I need it to be crisp and nice enough to read the type on the page (as small as 9pt type).
The errors that are occurring are the following:
On some browsers, some images will entirely not show up. Some of the missing images have been pasted into the document, some placed. I cannot think of a correlation.
When the PDF is enlarged (Adobe Acrobat X 10.1.10) to more than ~200%, there is one placed image that will mostly disappear. What I mean by "mostly" is that little bits of it are still visible, like I masked it carelessly or something. Since this is only occurring with one image it seems that it would be a problem with the image itself, yes? I'm all ears if I'm making a mistake. It is a placed .ai file with no link errors. Should I not be placing directly from illustrator? It renders wonderfully from 100% all the way up to 188%, and then if you enlarge by margins of 1% little bits of it disappear, almost a chunk at a time.
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