Exporting an edited photo

Using Aperture 3, when I export an edited photo, even lightly edited, it looses all the photo info and the pixels decreese enourmosly (like from 7.49 MB to 2.88 MB).
How can I change it?

How are you exporting?
Check your Image Export Preset settings (not just the selection of the Preset).
Added:
Note that MB measures file size. Pixels measure image size. File size and Image size are different things.
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yeah, in itunes if you select your phone, you should get tabs across the top for what to sync, under photos uncheck the box
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I cannot export my edited photos.

I edited over 500 hundred photos and I want to export the edited photos to my hard drive. But when I do it Lighthouse says the files don't exist even though I can see them on my screen. Any help would be very well apriciated.
Thank You

It probably means you moved or renamed the photos outside of Lightroom. Hint: don't do that.
To fix, see: Adobe Lightroom - Find moved or missing files and folders

How to export all edited photos in a project

Once I finish editing photos in a project I often wish to export all of those photos, in their fnal edited form, to a folder which I then burn to a CD and give to someone. I have been using File-Export-Versions thinking that this would do the trick. However, it seems that this process exports the photo without all of my nifty editing. I've looke at the manual, but must be too dense to find the answer. Thanks for any help you can give.

What you are doing should work.
Here is a recipe -- try it and report back.
Select the Project.
Clear all filters.
Filter using the Rule "Adjustments" with the setting "are applied".
Add other Rules as desired (e.g.: Rating is 4★ or better).
Select all Images.
"File→Export→Version", and choose an Export Preset that meets your needs.
Masters are the un-changed (and never changed by Aperture) original files that you imported. Versions are Images that you have made by changing these in some way. Exporting a Version should always include any Adjustments present in the Version.
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Export edited photos from iPad

I have edited photos on my iPad with the Photo app included with iOS. How can I export those edited photos to iPhoto (or Aperture)? I only seem able to export the originals.

On windows you need to use adobe lightroom or adobe photoshop elements. Look at this URL http://support.apple.com/kb/TS4253

Should all edited photos be exported for safety?

Since all edits are contained inside the LR catalog, and not within the original file, what would happen if you wanted to switch post processing software to (for example) Aperture? I assume Aperture can't read a LR catalog, so all your edits would be lost? For this reason, is it prudent to export every edited photo?

Indeed it's as you feared, and using DNG doesn't change that.
But it's not as bad as it may seem at first, since once edited and exported you have all edits incorporated (i.e. no need to re-edit originals if already edited satisfactorily), so the issue only comes up if you want to re-edit an already-edited photo and change things like baseline detail settings or color profile.. (things that require the original/raw), in which case you'll have to start from scratch in new software, but you'll have the baked photo as a guide if you want it to be about the same as last time.. If you just want to add a little exposure or contrast, or remove a spec or something, that can be done to the rgb version of the file. I realize change management can become an issue (which is the real photo, and are there edits to rgb file which should be migrated to original when edited..), still...
Rob

Export edited photos...

my photos that I've edited/enhanced in iphoto look absolutely great on my MBP
I want to share these photos via Picasa Web... so I normally export to a folder on my desktop, then upload....
All of that works fine, but none of my editing / enhancement is evident in the export and attempt to share -
Very disappointing....how can I get this to work to show the final result to those I want to share with??
thanks

so........you're saying that the exporting of edited photos should hold their editing and upload as such......correct?
and what happens with this "rebuilt" library...... will everything appear the same in iPhoto'11 after that's done?
thanks.

Problems with edited photos in iPhoto

Hi all, today I imported some photos from my iPhone into iPhoto. After I cropped the photo and tried to open it, it became black with a grey exclamation. (see photo) If I reverted the photo back to original it worked all well. I could not export the edited photo either..
Old photos which have been edited before today in iPhoto works just fine, but if I try to edit old photos, which are imported, the same thing happes. When I close the photo, the thumbnail is there of the original picture.
I hav tested to restart the machine and repaired disk permission without help. When I veryfy the disk it says the disk is OK.
MacBook Pro with OS 10.7.2
iPhoto ´11 version 9.2.1
The opened and edited photo looks like this:
Anyone else experienced this and have some tips, tricks or solutions? :-)

The ! turns up when iPhoto loses the connection between the thumbnail in the iPhoto Window and the file it represents.
Option 1
Back Up and try rebuild the library: hold down the command and option (or alt) keys while launching iPhoto. Use the resulting dialogue to rebuild. Choose to Rebuild iPhoto Library Database from automatic backup.
If that fails:
Option 2
Download iPhoto Library Manager and use its rebuild function. This will create a new library based on data in the albumdata.xml file. Not everything will be brought over - no slideshows, books or calendars, for instance - but it should get all your albums and keywords back.
Because this process creates an entirely new library and leaves your old one untouched, it is non-destructive, and if you're not happy with the results you can simply return to your old one. .
Regards
TD

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MacYQB:
Welcome to the Apple Discussions. Just to be sure, you do have Lightroom set up in iPhoto's General preferences section as the application to use like this when you double click on a thumbnail in iPhoto right. If that's the case then when you finish with your edit, and you don't change the file format a normal save should save the modified version in the Modified folder and the thumbnail gets updated. Here's what Photoshop's save menu looks like when it's the editor. I haven't tried Lightroom to know how it handles edits and saves. You may have to do a save as to the desktop and import as a new file.
Do you Twango?
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Exporting will create a new file for every Image you have selected. It will not overwrite any files.
Your workflow counters much of the engineering and design that went into Aperture. Here is a very short guide to getting started with Aperture.
Fwiw, the Aperture Library is a file system. The Library is a Finder package. You can see the contents of the package by right-clicking the Library (in Finder) and selecting "Show package contents". Additionally, for advanced users, Aperture includes features for manually managing the files you import into the Library (they can be located on any drive directly connected to your machine).

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The space is either grayed out or does not give me the option.
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If you use the option "Use Title", you can change the title before you export the the filename you want to use for the version.
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Cant edit photos after exporting

Hello all. Relatively new to Lightroom here so Im not sure if this is a dumb question or not.
I imported about 220 photos and worked on just about 20 to 25 of them. I then selected those 25 from my collection and exported them to a folder on my PC so I could then import them into Picasa.
After doing that, I returned to Lightroom to edit more from that collection but could no longer do so. I couldnt make any changes to the ones I previously worked on, but more importantly, I couldnt make any changes to any of the ones I hadnt even touched yet. When you export photos from a folder, does Lightroom automatically prohibit you from changing anything else? It seems the only way I can bypass this problem is just to delete the folder and re-import the photos from my camera again, creating a new folder.
Am I missing something? How can I go back and edit photos after exporting? Can it be done?
Thanks!

Hi Judy
On the bottom left of the left tool bar there are two buttons. Import and Export. I exported my photos using the Export button. When you do that, the screen that comes up prompts you to set up an export location on your C drive. So I exported the photos to a folder I set up.
I did not set up a catalogue or export any catalogue.
I seriously doubt that Picasa had any effect on the folders in Lightroom. The two software application are totally separate. You dont directly transfer photos from LR to Picasa. You need to export from LR first to a location on your PC then Import from that file on your PC into LR. So I dont see how Picasa could effect the photos that are in LR.

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