Export Large JPEG's

I would like to send some of my images to a stock library but they require a 48 MB JPEG. Is it possible to export a file of this size from Aperture? Or do I need a third party plug-in!

Aperture doesn't resize up. You'll need a plugin.
Note, it's extremely unlikely they're looking for a 48 MB JPEG file. They're probably looking for a 48 MB TIFF file, which is in the 10-12 megapixel range if I recall correctly.

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HELP! How do I export large jpegs in lightroom 5?

I've always shot jpegs with my camera and edited them in Lightroom. The last set up photos I took, I decided to shoot in RAW. I uploaded them to Lightroom 5 and after editing them, exported them to my computer as jpeg files. 100% quality and didn't limit the file size. They all saved to my computer around 4.5mb. When I used to edit my large jpegs and export them, they would be around 7mb. I'm so confused! Why would these be smaller since the RAW files to begin with are larger?
Is there something I'm missing? Lets say I want to export all my RAW photos to my computer as jpegs, but want them to be 10mb in size? Is this possible?

nfulton wrote:
Do you know why the RAW would save as a 4.0mb jpeg, but if I don't shoot raw and only jpeg (and edit the same in LR), it will save it up to 10 or sometimes larger? Just curious why this would be.
My advice remains to IGNORE (as in don't pay attention to) the file size of exported JPGs. Any attempt to understand and find meaning in JPG file sizes will drive you to frustration, and is an exercise in chasing your tail. There are too many factors that you cannot control and cannot quantify that go into determining JPG file sizes.
And if that is the case (you don't get more pixels), then why bother shooting RAW?
Because each pixel of a RAW photo contains more information (up to 16 bits ... but most cameras use 12 or 14 bits) than the corresponding pixel of a JPG (8 bits only). With more information in the RAW photo, you can produce more pleasing photos when you edit them.

Exporting Large Jpegs

Ok so my question is this. I get on some stock photo sites and I'm seeing people with 200mb jpegs posted. I know that even a Nikon D3 isn't going to pump out the kind of quality, so I know they are using a program to resize to a larger image. Is this possible with lightroom? Even when I shoot in raw, I'm still getting the same jpeg size when I export out.
Suggestions?

>The guy I'm referring too is here. Supposedly istock doesn't allow people to forcefully push a file past it's original quality, but at the same time I've never heard of a camera taking 13200 x 10200 size shots.
There are several ways to get there that are not upsizing. One is to shoot (medium or large format) film and scan (duh!). Medium and large format film has far more resolution than any digital SLR or even medium format digital back on the market currently. The other is to shoot multiple images and stitch them electronically. In this case, you would either use a tilt/shift lens, or you move the camera.

How to export large .jpeg in indesign

I'm trying to export a large jpg file from indesign for a commercial printer (Large format bill board Advertising poster). Getting message indicating that the file is too large and to try using a lower resolution - but this does not deliver required quality. Have tried exporting as PDF then saving in PS as tiff - but again quality not good.

Hi Mike!!!
3000mm x 5000mm high ad board. I¹m not dealing with the printer at all which
is frustrating, this is all through the client. They said no smaller than
50dpi, saved as jpeg or tiff. I managed to send them 100dpi but to me they
look rubbish. Since my early morning panic all seems to be well. Client
happy, which I didn¹t expect, so fingers crossed I have seen the last of
that job!
Sorry after so long I contact you for advice and not just a hey¹!
Maybe catch up one day
Monique

With existing large managed library, can I export only jpegs to a laptop?

Hi folks,
The subject line is perhaps not well phrased, but I'm wondering is it possible to do the following: given that I have a large, well-established Aperture library with all of my RAWs on my desktop machine, is it possible to nicely export the JPEGs of those RAWs into a library file that could fit on my laptop, for preview purposes?
It'd be necessary to keep ratings and other metadata, of course, although I don't care about syncing any changes I make on the laptop back.

If you use referenced masters, then generate previews of all of your images (will take a long time). The previews live in the library. Copy that library to your laptop, then you can delete the previews in your main library.
Since you use managed masters, you'll have to relocate them temporarily.

InDesign CS6 "Failed to export the JPEG file. File cannot be written. Disk may be locked or full."

I get this error "Failed to export the JPEG file. File cannot be written. Disk may be locked or full." when sending small (3"x3") and large (40"x60") files to a printer hot folder. Sometime if I close the program and restart it will let me export. What could be causing this to happen?
I am on Windows 7 with 4GB RAM PC.

I guess the printer is grabbing the file before it is entirely written…
Workaround: Do not save to a hot folder. Move the files after exporting to the hot folder.
Uwe

Picture has noise after export to JPEG

Hey guys,
I am using Lightroom 5.2 64bit version on my windows. After I export my raw in to the jpeg it has noise. But in the develop module it hasn´t. Also it has got a little bit noise in the library, but it´s the same picture. Where is the sense?
Here are some pictures of that problem:
1. The finally edited raw picture which I want to export.
2. The view from the library, you can see a little bit difference on the quality compared to the view from the develop module.
3. The jpeg after the export.
4. My export settings.
I don´t know what to do! I´ve googled a lot but nothing found.
Please help me and post any ideas.
Lovely regards
iAmAzInG

I have the same problem (OS X). Exporting to jpeg results in poor quality. This is a problem I didn't had with previous versions.
I took a look at the other threads which are mentioned here and effectively, the 1:1 view looks exactly like the jpeg export.
But this would be like looking at a 5x6 meter poster from two inches distance, which makes no sense. If you look from a 1 meter distance,
it is logic that you will see a bit less noise, things will look smoother.
This really is an issue. I always had an export and a print that looked exactly like how I saw it in 'fit' view in develop screen in previous versions.
It is completely stupid to be obliged to work in 1:1 mode for developing photos as this is the only option from what I read.
The image ont the left is a screenshot (apple+shift+4) from a jpeg export, 72 dpi, 1288px large side.
The image on the right is a screenshot (apple+shift+4) from a screenshot (apple+shift+4) from de the dev screen in LR, 'fit' view mode, 72dpi 1288px large side.
Both have a different size here because I didn't draw the same sized rectangles when taking the screen shot.
As you can see, there is a lot of noise that I don't see in the dev screen. The screenshot on the right is almost exactly what I see, except that it is a bit less sharper
due to jpeg compression, but it still is a better result than the compression of Lr itself. Should I process like this now instead of using export????
I loose sharpness but it has an overall neater look. The jpeg export is really crappy!
I did used a tiny bit of noise reduction and sharpening (23 - 22 respectively) and this has been shot at ISO 800, 5D miii.
The crop applied in Lr is maybe 8-10% so really not much. I avoid cropping as much as possible.
I updated to 5.3 and issue is resolved for me

Need some help trying to generate thumbnail images from large Jpegs

Hello,
I have some ActionScript 3.0 code, created with Flex that
will load a large JPEG image (say 3000x2000 pixels) that I'm trying
to create a 100 pixel thumbnail. I have the code working where I
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of the original image. It's making it square, filling in white for
the part that doesn't fit.
I've tried just setting the height or width of the new
image, but that doesnt render well, either.
To see what I'm talking about, I made a screen shot, showing
the before image, and the rendered as thumbnail image:
http://www.flickr.com/photos/taude/533544558/.
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thumbnail off as a JPEG. As you can see in my sample application,
the original renders fine with the proper aspect ratio, it's when
I'm copying the bytes off the bitmapdata object, where I need to
specify a width and height, that the trouble starts. I've also
tried using .contentHeight and .contentWidth and some division to
manually specify a new bitmapdatasize, but these values seem to
always have NaN.
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The schema (or table(s)) export file created by Oracle Database Control in Oracle 10gR2 is not importable into 10gR1, by default.
Workaround.
Use the Schema (table(s) export wizard of in the Maintenance section
of the Oracle Database Control in ver 10R2,
but when you get to the end of the wizard (I recall Step 5),
show the data pump export source PL/SQL code, cut and past to editor,
and find the variable where you can set the Oracle database version
to your prod database version,
then run the script from the SQL Plus prompt in 10gR2 dev,
and this creates an Oracle 10gR1 compatible data export file.
Then go to Prod and run the schema (table(s)) import data wizard,
and import the export file. You will have to option to move the data
to another schema or tablespace if required.
Just to not run into troubles, I use the same schema and tablespace name
in both dev and prod.
the variable you must modify in the 10gR2 datapump export script looks like
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h1 := dbms_datapump.open (operation => 'EXPORT', job_mode => 'SCHEMA', job_name => 'ExportTableToProdJob', version => '10.1.0.1');
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You must have read/write privileges to the folder were the export data file will be created, and imported from. (Oracle Directory Object)

Cannot export to jpeg - disk may be locked or full

Hello!
I have a colleague, who's unable to export her documents (be it Jpeg or PDF). We're using Windows XP SP3 and CS3.
Her computer is a 2.4 Ghz P4 (afaik) with 2 GB ram and lots of free harddrive space (80GB+).
Still, when she try to export a relatively small document, InDesign claims the disk is locked or full. I've tried exporting it on her desktop as well on the server, where she is supposed to save it - but no luck.
When I try to export to PDF, it claims it's in lack of memory, even though there's still physical memory available, as well as a large page-file.
I'm quite sure, it's a bug in InDesign - but what do I do about it?
Thanks in advance
Thomas

Hello Eugene - and thanks for your time!
Unfortunately I was forced to change the page file size, because she was having problems in Illustrator as well. Illustrator claimed she was out of memory, and increasing the page file size helped.
You're probably right though, but I can't really tell her to change back and forth, depending on which program she wishes to use :-)
Do you have any other ideas?
Kind regards
Thomas
Edit:
Just to clarify, here are the precise error-messages (she sent them to me in an email, so I hope they are precise ;-) )
Export to jpeg
Failed to export jpeg file: file cannot be written disk may be locked of full.
Export to PDF
Unable to display PDF image on the page

IMac 5K crashes when selecting large jpegs

I have a new iMac 5k, and I've noticed a very troubling issue. It's hard to figure out where it is coming from or what is causing it, so I'm hoping there'll be someone who has been through this before and knows what to do.
I export images from Lightroom or Capture One, simple full size jpegs at 100%, with metadata to my desktop or other folders. If the image is over a certain size, and I click on an individual image, within a second the entire computer has crashed and is restarting. If I select several of the images, everything is fine, it's when I click on one. I don't click to open the image, just select it. I've imported RAW images without issue, selected them, previewed them with no problems at all. Only exported images.
As a test, I've transferred the jpegs that crash the iMac to my laptop (by selecting multiple and moving via airdrop) and open them without any issue, so I don't think it's Lightroom or Capture One. I'm trying to figure out if this is a software or hardware issue. I think it might be a corrupted file somewhere that reads the metadata and previews the image with a thumbnail, but haven't found anything useful googling yet.
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First, reinstall OS 10.10.3. This cleared about 80% of the problem. No more kernel panics and Photoshop, Bridge, and Apple's new Photos app all successfully opened several large jpeg file. Only Preview is still gagging on the large jpeg files. Preview either quits suddenly or momentarily displays the image then it goes blank (but doesn't quit).
Apple downloaded a lot of diagnostic data from my computer and is sending it to engineering. I should hear something in 4 or 5 days. The problem seems to be associated with the graphics driver. I suggest you also call Apple (if for any reason just to experience the most awesome technical support in existence). Furthermore, referenced my case number (778797925) and that John Kraus is handling it. This may save you a lot of "try this, try that" time.
I believe the fix for this will be in some future system upgrade, so you may have to live with it for a while.

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I think you're probaly exceeding the size limit for that kind of export - I can't recall exactly what it is but that's a pretty big jpeg.
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Crystal Reports 10 Enterprise Server Issue - Exporting Large Reports to PDF

Weu2019re implementing a Crystal Reports 10 Server for a customer but weu2019re having an issue with exporting large reports to PDF. The report size that starts to show this issue is roughly 300 pages with 20 records per page. We use the default Crystal ActiveX viewer.
Basically what happens is that the user will launch the report in the ActiveX viewer and the large report will take a while to load, as much as 3 to 4 minutes. The user may then wish to export to PDF. Once they attempt it with these large reports the viewer will basically hang and possibly be processing but will then time-out after roughly 5 minutes with this error:
u201CProxy Error
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- Is there something we can set in Crystal to keep an http connection open?
- What is actually occurring during this export process?
Occasionally, we may get the above error when simply launching a report, not just attempting to export to PDF. We presume that is because loading the report into the Crystal Viewer from the Crystal Report Server is taking longer than 5 min.
Anyone have any thoughts? Thanks.
Scott

Scott,
As this is happening within Enteprise (and I am assuming the report does not time out in the Crystal Reports Designer) I would suggest posting this to the BusinessObjects Enterprise Administration
forum.
My limited Enterprise knowledge would be to suggest scheduling the report as PDF but I don't know if that is a viable option for you.

Exporting large PDF document in inDesign

I'm exporting a large file (3m in length x 1.2m in width) in inDesign to PDF for print and the document just will not save, or if it does, only half the document actually saves. Help please!

I don't think so. A PDF can have several hundrets of miles now.
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Exporting large PDF document in inDesign
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Your file may be larger than the maximum dimensions for a PDF (not sure what they are, currently). Try working at half-size in ID and see if it makes a difference.
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Error while Exporting large data from Reportviewer on azure hosted website.

Hi,
I have website hosted on azure. I used SSRS reportviewer control to showcase my reports. while doing so i faced an issue.
Whenever i export large amount of data as Excel/PDF/word/tiff it abruptly throw following error:
Error: Microsoft.Reporting.WebForms.ReportServerException: The remote server returned an error: (401) Unauthorized. ---> System.Net.WebException: The remote server returned an error: (401) Unauthorized.
at System.Net.HttpWebRequest.EndGetResponse(IAsyncResult asyncResult)
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--- End of inner exception stack trace ---
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at Microsoft.Reporting.WebForms.SoapReportExecutionService.Render(AbortState abortState, String reportPath, String executionId, String historyId, String format, XmlNodeList deviceInfo, NameValueCollection urlAccessParameters, Stream reportStream, String& mimeType, String& fileNameExtension)
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Any help will be appreciated.
Thanks.

Sorry, let me clarify my questions as they were ambiguous:
For a given set if input, does the request always take the same amount of time to fail? How long does it take?
When it works (e.g. on local machine using same input), how big is the output file that gets downloaded?
Also, if you can share your site name (directly or
indirectly), and the UTC time where you made an attempt, we may be able to get more info on our side.

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In a project i'm working on I have two large jpegs with a small zoom scaling effect. Going from 100 to 103 percent.
I've noticed that both Adobe Media Encoder and Premiere Pro experience a heavy slow down in render time as soon as the jpegs have to be rendered.
Not only does the render speed almost come to a halt, the complete system lags very heavy, even the mouse cursor won't respond well.
This happens when i have GPU acceleration enabled and when i do a 2 pass H264 encoding.
When I have the GPU acceleration disabled the render goes very smooth, and doesn't seem to slow down...
The jpeg is 4023 x 2677, and 6,97 MB large.
Scaling the jpeg down to about 1920x1080 in Photoshop and put that one in the timeline made the render go a lot faster.
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The total time of the two jpegs in the video is 5 seconds in a 3 minutes video.
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In the timeline everything runs really smooth.
Is this considered normal, I can't remember having such big differences in CS5. It's not a major thing, but I wanted to share anyway.
My system:
Premiere Pro CC (latest)
i7 4930K
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Previews/Cache on a Raid0 disk
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>wanted to share
Yes... known issue... I think some of the below is about P-Elements, but the same ideas
Photo Scaling for Video http://forums.adobe.com/thread/450798
-HiRes Pictures to DVD http://forums.adobe.com/thread/1187937?tstart=0
-PPro Crash http://forums.adobe.com/thread/879967

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