Image size issue when uploading to flickr

Hi,
I have a pro flickr account since a long time now.
With iPhoto '09, i tried to upload some pictures to flickr. And as I want to keep them in the original size, i choose the right option in the dialog box in iPhoto during the 'export to flickr' process
but the pictures are resized to 1024px (width or height, that depends)....
And when I try to choose 'optimized' (the second choice between 'web' and 'orignal size'), the pictures are twice bigger than the original size
For information, the real size of my pictures is 3072x2304
thanks for your help

Well that isn't right. The way the Flickr uploader works is that it first uploads thumbnails then progressively larger version of the photo until the full size is up. This is to quickly get something up on flickr and then filling in the underlying original sizes later.
However if you try and shut down iPhoto at any time, it will normally warn you that it is still uploading and do you want to quit and resume the upload later or keep iPhoto open. If you quit, next time you open iPhoto it should finish the upload for you.
Patrick

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If someone could help me with my issue I'd be very greatful, it's been stumping me for hours now.
Thank you in advance for any help!!

When I see code errors, I stop trying to trouble shoot because code errors account for 98% of browser rendering problems. When you clear up your orphaned tags: mismatched <p></p> and <li></li> tags, then I'll take a closer look.
PS. Being able to work with code is essential to using DW and 3rd party plugins. Without basic coding skills, you're going to be lost most of the time.
HTML & CSS Tutorials -
http://www.html.net/
http://w3schools.com/
Nancy O.

IPhoto crashes when uploading to Flickr

Hello,
Recently, I purchased a Flickr Pro account to backup all of my pictures (30,000+). All of my pictures are currently in iPhoto 11 (9.4.1) and I'm using the built in Flickr upload option. I've been able to upload most of the pictures, but with some frustration. Every so often when uploading photos to Flickr, iPhoto crashes. I've tried all sorts of things: (1) Limiting event sizes to well below 500 -- the max per set on Flickr; (2) Trying to upload only pictures in events (no video as it seemed iPhoto tended to crash when video was involved; (3) Looked on numerous forums for answers, but I couldnt' find anything that was an exact match to my issue; (4) Uploading only one Event at a time; (5) Uploading multiple events at a time. iPhoto still crashed during all of these options
So, long story short, does anyone have any other suggestions for me to try? Have you had similar issues? Thanks in advance.

and I'm using the built in Flickr upload option.
This may not be the right thing to do.
This syncs with Flickr, and if you remove photos from iPhoto (or if they get trashed in a HD crash or something) then the photos will be removed from Flickr next time you log in and sync.
Best to use a direct uploader like http://connectedflow.com/flickrexport/
As to the crashes:
Post the first 50 lines only of the crash report
Regards
TD

Image size change when save as jpeg

Hi
I have recently encountered an issue when I save file as jpeg in CS6. I prepared my image for printing and my image is a bit smaller than the print size (20" x 40") so I created a new file (8 bit) with new exact print size. Then I placed my image into this newly created layer and adjust my image size to fit. After this, I flatterned the image and went to file>save as and picked JPG extension. Dialogue box appeared and I selected 10 for quality (scale 1-12) then I hit ok to save. After that I went to open the newly saved JPG file and check the file size and for somereasons, It has been halved to around 10"x20". However, pixle dimension of the image remained unchange because I have unticked resample option. Does anyone have any ideas of why this is the case as It's doing my head in.
Thanks
Dean

This has been discussed ad nauseam here. Please do a forum search. < sigh >
Bottom line: If the pixel count remains the same, your image has not been "reduced or halved" at all. Just change the ppi resolution accordingly without resampling.
Save for Web defaults to 72 ppi regardless of what you had specified earlier,´.

How to Reduce Image Size and show upload Progress Bar

i need to capture an image from the camera and send it to the server. however to reduce the amount of data transmitted i want to shrink the image and lower its resolution.
I have code that currently does the following :
UIImage *testImage = [UIImage imageNamed:@"image1.png"]; // this would come from image picker
NSData * imageData = UIImagePNGRepresentation(testImage);
// skipped code that showed URL string setup
NSString *postLength = [NSString stringWithFormat:@"%d", [imageData length]];
NSMutableURLRequest *request = [[[NSMutableURLRequest alloc] init] autorelease];
[request setURL:[NSURL URLWithString:urlString]];
[request setHTTPMethod:@"POST"];
[request setValue:postLength forHTTPHeaderField:@"Content-Length"];
[request setHTTPBody:imageData];
NSURLConnection *conn=[[NSURLConnection alloc] initWithRequest:request delegate:self];
1. need some way to shrink the image size to reduce data traffic
2. need some way to indicate a progress bar as data is being transfered to the server

1. The size is visible in the metadata panel, set the dropdown to EXIF. In addition, in the Grid, with Ctrl-J, you can set the options so that you will see the cropped size in the rectangle surrounding the photo.
2. You cannot, in one action, upload to multiple galleries. Each upload is its own action. I don't know if there is a plug-in to let you upload from LR to 500px in one action; clearly there are plug-ins for Flickr and Smugmug and several others. There should be no need to re-import. Normally, the plug-ins I mentioned will take a TIFF, resize it according to your directions, convert to JPG and upload.

How to check image size and 500PX upload action please!

Hi,
Two questions please.
1. How do you check the overall size of an image in Lightroom 4 before exporting. In Photoshop it is image/size so what is it in Lightroom please?
2. I have Canon raw files and tiffs and want to upload to 500PX and other web site galleries in one action. Is it possible? How do you set up an action to convert an image, say a tiff, to a certain size and then save as a jpeg and upload to 500pX using the plugin all in one action? At the moment I am saving the tiff as a jpeg to a correct size using a pre set, but then exporting to another folder ready to either manually upload or re-import to Lightroom as a jpeg then upload. Surely there is a quicker way than this?

1. The size is visible in the metadata panel, set the dropdown to EXIF. In addition, in the Grid, with Ctrl-J, you can set the options so that you will see the cropped size in the rectangle surrounding the photo.
2. You cannot, in one action, upload to multiple galleries. Each upload is its own action. I don't know if there is a plug-in to let you upload from LR to 500px in one action; clearly there are plug-ins for Flickr and Smugmug and several others. There should be no need to re-import. Normally, the plug-ins I mentioned will take a TIFF, resize it according to your directions, convert to JPG and upload.

Image Size Problems when printing on Epson printers

Hello all,
Here's what I have- I am running Photoshop CS 5.1 on a new Mac Mini, using OS 10.6. I am up to date on all software updates for both the Mac OS and Adobe.
As of two weeks ago, whenver I send an image to print on my Epson 4900 or Epson 4880 it prints much smaller than the intended size. For instance, I have an 11x17 piece of paper and it is printing an image that is roughly 6x9in, even though my image size is really 10x16. I know that I have the correct paper size. I even tried creating a custom paper size to no avail.
After few weeks of trying to figure out the problem, I decided to install a copy of CS4 on the machine. CS4 is working properly and I have not had any resizing issues......That is until today....Now, my Epson 4880 is having the same problem printing as when I was going through CS5.1
I trashed the preferences.....That didnt work either.
Any thoughts?

As of two weeks ago...
What happened two weeks ago...?
http://kb2.adobe.com/cps/875/cpsid_87512.html
Try Epson's Advanced Product Support Center (I believe your 4880 qualifies for it)
http://mechs.epson.com/service.taf?_UserReference=cgmkiwcrm

Unknown protocol when uploading to flickr

I have been authorizing and using the upload to flickr for years, but now it comes back with
"Unknown protocol "
when I try to Authorize it and this is the same in Chrome, Firefox, Internet explore and Opera
Any help please, the only thing I think has changed in the 5.7 update in lightroom
Peter

awalker584
At this time can you upload this file or any video file to Facebook without using Premiere Elements?
Do you have any of those videos that uploaded to Facebook successfully previously from Premiere Elements so that you can try uploading them again as part of troubleshooting the present issue?
ATR

Promoted Links Tile Background Image Size Issue

I am brand new to using sharepoint and I am having an issue with the images attached to the promoted link tiles. No matter what size I change the file too, I can not get the tile to show the whole pictures.
I have tried changing the image size for multiple different pictures in both photoshop and illustrator to 128px and 150px, with no luck!
Does anyone have any advice on how to make the pictures fit in the tiles or how to start with an illustrator or indesign image and format it correctly to display in the tile view?
As many details as possible will help since I just started using this program!
Thank you!

Hi,
According to your description, my understanding is the promoted link tile can’t show the whole image.
By default, When image with a blank space around, it would be transformed properly in promote link tile, I suggest you modify the image to make it with blank space around.
For about modifying image, I suggest you post a question to the corresponding forum such as Photoshop forum:
https://forums.adobe.com/community/photoshop
Feel free to reply if there are still any questions.
Best regards
Patrick Liang
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Issue when uploading Sales data from DSO to Cube.

Dear All,
I have an issue when I am uploading Sales data from DSO to Cube. I am using BI 7.0 and I have uploaded all sales document level data to my DSO. Then I use a transformation rule to calculate the Sales Value when I am doing DTP to cube. Cube has customer wise aggregation data.
In DSO I have NetPrice(KF) and Delivered_QTY(KF). I do a simple multiplication routine in the transformation from DSO to Cube.
RESULT = SOURCE_FIELDS-NET_PRICE * SOURCE_FIELDS-DLV_QTY .
At the moment I use Active Table(With out Archive) on the DSO to get the data since this is my first load.
Issue is that the figure (Sales Value) in the cube is incorrect. I am getting a very large values which is impossible.
Can someone please help me.
Shanka

Hi,
are you sure that cube has customer wise aggregated data..since it will always aggregate the values of the key figures for the same set of characters...
did you checked the values for the key figures as well and if even they are inflated or is the problem with this key figure only.
During the data load the records may aggregates first for the same values of characters and then multiplication will be happening....if that is the case then you may have to multiply the values before storing it in the data package and then let it aggregate....can be achived through start routine...
but first verify if other key figures are also having the same issue.
Thanks
Ajeet

Unwanted image size change when moving a image it's Tab to another Tab in CC 2014

Hi, I opened a photo with a physical size 16"w 36"h. Since role paper comes in 24" width, I proceeded with expanding the canvas size to 24"w, height is unchanged at 36". Then I opened two photos in separate tabs in Photoshop, changed the image sizes to 8"w x 12"h. One Photo is from a 36megapixel camera and the other from a 16megapixel camera. Created two layers in the 24x36 image tab. Then I proceeded to copy each photo and paste in each of those layers (one image per layer in case you’re wondering). The problem is as follows, the copied images are larger when pasted into those layers, 10” wide and not 8”, 14”high and not 12”. Thinking maybe the canvas size had something to do with this, so I made that change. The result was the same, larger when pasted into those layers, 10” wide and not 8”, 14”high and not 12”. Could someone please advise what I’ve done wrong? Note, the ruler bars are visible. Thanks

When you bring one image into another, it is the pixel size that counts. The physical size of the source image becomes irrelevant.

Snow Leopard, iPhoto, Mail - loss of image size option when mailing photos

I just installed Snow Leopard on both my laptop and my desktop. Now I have lost one of the size options when I email images directly from iPhoto. This is a big problem for me, as I have the need to send photos out to colleagues for their review several times per week. Before the new OS, I could choose (from within iPhoto or from within Mail) from these options: small, medium, large, and full-size. "Large" was the choice that almost always worked best for me. Now an image is medium-sized no matter whether you choose medium or large. Small and full-size still work.
If I add images to a mail using the photo browser in Mail (which is less convenient for me anyway), then I lose the titles and descriptions I have added to those images in iPhoto. Not good.
Is there a setting I can change, or is this a bug, or what?
Help.
Marion

Ernie,
It's not the the image size buttons are not available. They are. It's that they don't work correctly. From within iPhoto: choosing "small" gives me a small image; choosing "medium" gives me a medium image; choosing "large" also gives me a medium image; choosing "full" gives me a full-size image. So, there are four buttons, but only three sizes. I need large, and it's the one that's not working.
I am currently experimenting with your export-attach suggestion, and the results are very messy indeed as well as inconsistent. If I export an image as .jpeg and as full-size, and then attach them to a mail, the first problem is that I lose all the titles and descriptions, even though I have chosen to export them. In the past, all the images lined up neatly in the body of the message with titles underneath each one; now the images are all "stuck together" and you must mouse over to get the title info. Thus you can see this info for only one image at a time - inconvenient for my colleagues.
The second problem is that, the size option buttons work for some images and not for others. I tried attaching three files of different sizes: 2.7MB, 5.2MB, and 6.2MB. All four size buttons work for the two larger files, but, once again "medium" and "large" choices both result in the same size image, "medium."
Even if the export-attach option worked correctly, it would involve many more steps and much more time than my former method of sending direct from iPhoto.
I have not upgraded to iLife9. Perhaps the problem has been corrected in it. I was holding out for iLife10, but might go ahead with 9 if I could be assured it would work. This is really a huge problem for me.
Thanks,
Marion

How can I get iPhoto 11 to include titles when uploading to Flickr

I am using iPhoto 11 and when I upload to Flickr, it will not include titles. I have tried using the share feature and the drag and drop feature and titles are not transferred to Flickr. Is there some way to get my titles in iPhoto to be included with my pictures when I upload to Flickr?

I did check with Flickr first and they said it was an iPhoto problem. Also, I did export the photos to a folder on the desktop with include titles checked, however, the result was not satisfactory. The titles included .jpg after each title and also the DSCN number showed and I had deleted that. The first time I uploaded an album to Flickr, it included the titles, but now, it does not do it. Thanks for your suggestions.

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