Exported JPG Versions too small

Exported "original size JPGs" from Raw Masters. The file size I was expecting was between 3 and 5 MB but they come out 350kb more or less. If I choose double HD they come out around 1mb...
Any idea why this is?
Thanks for any help!

As you export the version and select the Original size Jpeg, go to the bottom of the list of presents and select edit. Then take a look at the pixel size that is chosen for the original size export. Perhaps that setting has been scaled back to a 800 x 600 or smaller. You can change the pixel size to match your original and go from there.

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I can not figure out what is happening at export to give me such small files. I have searched and searched online and read all I can but I am still without answers. Any help you may be able to provide me with I will be so appreciative for.
This is my work scenario. I shoot on Cannon 50D in raw (15 mp). Upload the images to computer and import to Lightroom. I make my adjustmenst in Lightroom and many images I pull from Lightroom into Photoshop CS5 and do additional artistic touches there. I save from Photoshop so that it re-opens it back in Lightroom with my Photoshop adjustments. After I have done this with all of my images I then export the images my clients select for their purchased disc. This where I am concerned...
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CLBrew wrote:
When I do re-open the file that has been edited and exported in Photoshop I show a Document size of 9.083x13.627 with res at 300. My pixel dimension is 31.9M.
How can I print a 16x24 or 24x36 etc with a file sized like this?
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http://www.digitalphotopro.com/technique/workflow/the-right-resolution.html
If your client is doing a large poster that will be viewed from two feet or more then 140 dpi should be fine. The 50D's 4752 x 3168 "uncropped" resolution equates to 34" x 22.6" at 140 dpi, so the maximum standard print size is 30" x 20." That said I've made some great looking 24" x 16" enlargements with a Canon 300D (3,027 x 2,048), which are only 126 dpi. It really depends on the detail in the picture and the target paper type. Prints on canvas material can only resolve about 150 dpi maximum and there is little benefit using higher resolution. Glossy paper provides the highest image resolution capability (300 dpi+), but will only look sharper when viewed at shorter distances (i.e. less than two feet). For smaller handheld prints (i.e. 4" x 6", 5" x 7") 300 dpi or higher will give you the best results.
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