Exporting from PHOTOS has no file size/naming option.

I have always been able to download from my D750 in RAW NEF, and convert to JPEG when needed and given a size option. I no longer see it. Is it gone? The same goes for naming an individual file. Is that gone? It also just converted a 200 monochrome photo shoot which took quite a bit of time to set up contrast, brightness, etc., to color upon download. This will take a substantial amount of time to re-edit to get it back these pictures back to their original state, if I can. Have all my previous files/albums been modified (size/resolution)? Just what went on here?

File>Export for selected photos:
Play with the various dropdown boxes:
Custom to choose custom size.

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