Exporting full sized version of an image file

When I drag a photo out of Aperture it exports a smaller version of the file. How do I export a full sized file of a photo. What I actually want to be able to do is to export all the photos in a project as full sized files.

When you drag an image out of Aperture you are actually getting the preview not the full resolution image.
Do get the full quality version select the image you want to export and go to File->Export->Version .
You can select from a number of already created presets of you can create your own if none of the default ones meet your needs.
See [Exporting Your Images|http://documentation.apple.com/en/aperture/usermanual/#chapter=20%26sect ion=0] in the user manual.

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Hi Steve and thanks for your quick answer.
I guess I have to do it manuallly... which is a lot of work!
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Interface Builder refuses to see "@2x" image files

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WarpRulez wrote:
If I rename the image such that I remove the "@2x", then IB will accept it, but not if it has those characters.
I guess I don't understand why you want a solution when you've found one already.
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dj_paige wrote:
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I did not change anything in the image size settings so it is exporting the same size photo as a full size file. I don't understand at all how this works and Lightroom is giving me nothing to go on. When I shot digital, and used lightroom, 200k files were easy to make. Now I am shooting film and trying to export TIF files and it is one train wreck after another.

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