Jpg exporting

Is there any way to generate reports in some way that iframes are not necessary? For example, as jpg.

So you are looking to PRODUCE jpg images from video, it isn't that you have the jpg's already and want to compress them.
If so, the process you have with cleaner sounds like the only way to go about it - but it is a process you could do in Compressor as well. Just bring the movie into compressor and export the movie twice into the two different sizes you want, and then export your stills from each.
Though if you have Photoshop, you could export all the files just at one size and create a Batch for Photoshop to do all the reszing to the second size while you sit back and watch.

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JPGs exported from Lightroom 5.6 will not open in other applications

Recently I have noticed that jpgs exported from Lightroom 5.6 can not be opened in Canon DPP 3.14 and can not be resized using Image Resizer plugin. Both of these I use frequently.
I have seen mention of this issue re other applications also. Does anyone know if there is a solution?
I am using Windows 8.1 64bit. 5D Mark ii

This was an issue with 5.5 (the placement of some of the internal headers of the jpgs was changed and some other applications, including DPP, could not open them), but was corrected in 5.6. I just checked on it by exporting a jpg and opening it with no problem in DPP 3.14.15, Windows 7 x64. Are your jpgs old ones from LR 5.5?

JPG export preset in InDesign?

Hi all,
Is there a way to save my JPG export selections as a preset? I have to export JPGs of the same document for two different purposes and they have different export requirements. Is there a way to save my selections as a preset the same way I can save my PDF export selections as presets?
InDesign 7.0.4
Mac 10.6.8
Cheers,
Trish

I'm pretty sure it won't be your fault, but I don't seem to be able to fix it. Try this one but it exports the number of pages squared! For example a 4 page document gives you 16 jpegs, 5 = 25 and so on.
What am I doing wrong John? I added in this line: app.jpegExportPreferences.jpegExportRange = ExportRangeOrAllPages.EXPORT_ALL;
//Display a "choose folder" dialog box.
if(app.documents.length != 0){
var myFolder = Folder.selectDialog ("Choose a Folder");
if(myFolder != null){
myExportPages(myFolder);
else{
alert("Please open a document and try again.");
function myExportPages(myFolder){
var myFilePath, myPageName, myFile;
var myDocument = app.activeDocument;
var myDocumentName = myDocument.name;
var myDialog = app.dialogs.add({name:"ExportPages"});
with(myDialog.dialogColumns.add().dialogRows.add()){
staticTexts.add({staticLabel:"Base name:"});
var myBaseNameField = textEditboxes.add({editContents:myDocumentName,
minWidth:160});
var myResult = myDialog.show();
if(myResult == true){
//The name of the exported files will be the base name +
//the page name + ".jpeg".
var myBaseName = myBaseNameField.editContents;
//Remove the dialog box from memory.
myDialog.destroy();
//Generate a file path from the folder name, the base document name,
//page name.
for(var myCounter = 0; myCounter < myDocument.pages.length;
myCounter++){
myPageName = myDocument.pages.item(myCounter).name;
app.jpegExportPreferences.jpegExportRange = ExportRangeOrAllPages.EXPORT_ALL;
//Modify the following to change the Resolution. Enter a figure instead of 300
app.jpegExportPreferences.exportResolution = 300;
//Modify the following to change the colour space. the options are:
//JpegColorSpaceEnum.RGB
//JpegColorSpaceEnum.CMYK
//JpegColorSpaceEnum.GRAY
app.jpegExportPreferences.jpegColorSpace = JpegColorSpaceEnum.CMYK;
//Modify the following to change the jpeg quality. the options are:
//JPEGOptionsQuality.LOW
//JPEGOptionsQuality.MEDIUM
//JPEGOptionsQuality.HIGH
//JPEGOptionsQuality.MAXIMUM
app.jpegExportPreferences.jpegQuality = JPEGOptionsQuality.MAXIMUM;
//Modify the following to change the Rendering Style. the options are:
//JPEGOptionsFormat.BASELINE_ENCODING
//JPEGOptionsFormat.PROGRESSIVE_ENCODING
app.jpegExportPreferences.jpegRenderingStyle = JPEGOptionsFormat.BASELINE_ENCODING;
//The name of the exported files will be the base name +
//the page name + ".jpeg".
//If the page name contains a colon (as it will if the
//document contains sections),
//then remove the colon.
var myRegExp = new RegExp(":","gi");
myPageName = myPageName.replace(myRegExp, "_");
myFilePath = myFolder + "/" + myBaseName + "_" + myPageName + ".jpeg";
myFile = new File(myFilePath);
app.activeDocument.exportFile(ExportFormat.jpg, myFile, false);
else{
myDialog.destroy();

Extremely large jpg exported files - help!

I was previously loving LR3 - used the trial for a month, decided to buy it - had really no problems. The big issue for me is now the jpg export file sizes that are being created. I run all my photos through the develop module to adjust the basics as well as draw in masks, and previously I had no trouble exporting the files as jpg, with the limit of size at 600kb and resized to 960x640 (original photos from 5Dmk2 RAW).
Then I bought the license. From then on it seems that now whenever I do the same exact export it doesn't work! I also used to use the output quality slider and set that at 100% and would get around the same file sizes, but now I'm getting files 2-3x the size of the previous exports. All of the photos have minimal metadata (10 keywords or so, that's it) and the same metadata was present in the exports in the trial version.
Playing around with more export parameters and reading around on this forum led me to try and minimize exif data - this didn't even work - files could not meet the requirements or they still ended up 2-3x the size they used to be.
The interesting part is that when I would delete all development history and set the file back to the original pre-edited RAW and export there would be no problems!
Could it be possible that LR is adding the development data into the metadata that it is attaching to the photo??
This has completely shut down my photo workflow and really is making me regret buying this otherwise wonderful tool.

What I can see in the image is that it contains about (uncompressed) 750KB of XMP data, the major part of it relating to some "PaintCorrection" as follows:
PaintCorrectionWhat             : Correction
PaintCorrectionAmount           : 1.000000
PaintCorrectionActive           : true
PaintCorrectionExposure         : 0.439246
PaintCorrectionSaturation       : 0.000000
PaintCorrectionContrast         : 0.000000
PaintCorrectionClarity          : 0.457077
PaintCorrectionSharpness        : 0.000000
PaintCorrectionBrightness       : 0.361949
PaintCorrectionHue              : 240.000000
PaintCorrectionSaturation       : 0.000000
PaintCorrectionMaskWhat         : Mask/Paint
PaintCorrectionMaskValue        : 0.689655
PaintCorrectionMaskRadius       : 0.005442
PaintCorrectionMaskFlow         : 0.000000
PaintCorrectionMaskCenterWeight : 0.843964
PaintCorrectionMaskDabs         : d 0.689505 0.619480
PaintCorrectionMaskWhat         : Mask/Paint
PaintCorrectionMaskValue        : 0.689655
PaintCorrectionMaskRadius       : 0.005444
PaintCorrectionMaskFlow         : 0.000000
PaintCorrectionMaskCenterWeight : 0.843964
PaintCorrectionMaskDabs         : d 0.689871 0.605390
PaintCorrectionMaskDabs         : r 0.005443
PaintCorrectionMaskDabs         : f 0.0813
PaintCorrectionMaskDabs         : d 0.689749 0.607832
PaintCorrectionMaskDabs         : f 0.1519
PaintCorrectionMaskDabs         : d 0.689626 0.610275
PaintCorrectionMaskDabs         : f 0.1700
PaintCorrectionMaskDabs         : d 0.689590 0.612722
PaintCorrectionMaskDabs         : r 0.005442
PaintCorrectionMaskDabs         : f 0.1759
PaintCorrectionMaskDabs         : d 0.689635 0.615026
PaintCorrectionMaskDabs         : r 0.005443
PaintCorrectionMaskDabs         : f 0.1742
PaintCorrectionMaskDabs         : d 0.689530 0.612581
PaintCorrectionMaskDabs         : f 0.1726
PaintCorrectionMaskDabs         : d 0.689425 0.610137
PaintCorrectionMaskDabs         : r 0.005444
PaintCorrectionMaskDabs         : f 0.1709
PaintCorrectionMaskDabs         : d 0.689320 0.607692
PaintCorrectionMaskDabs         : f 0.1692
PaintCorrectionMaskDabs         : d 0.689214 0.605248
PaintCorrectionMaskDabs         : r 0.005445
PaintCorrectionMaskDabs         : f 0.1678
PaintCorrectionMaskDabs         : d 0.689104 0.602803
PaintCorrectionMaskDabs         : f 0.1460
PaintCorrectionMaskDabs         : d 0.688982 0.602615
PaintCorrectionMaskDabs         : r 0.005444
PaintCorrectionMaskDabs         : f 0.1525
PaintCorrectionMaskDabs         : d 0.689069 0.605061
PaintCorrectionMaskDabs         : f 0.1569
PaintCorrectionMaskDabs         : d 0.689090 0.607511
PaintCorrectionMaskDabs         : r 0.005443
PaintCorrectionMaskDabs         : f 0.1625
PaintCorrectionMaskDabs         : d 0.689100 0.609960
PaintCorrectionMaskDabs         : f 0.1652
PaintCorrectionMaskDabs         : d 0.689195 0.612399
PaintCorrectionMaskDabs         : f 0.1863
PaintCorrectionMaskDabs         : d 0.689113 0.610052
PaintCorrectionMaskDabs         : r 0.005444
PaintCorrectionMaskDabs         : f 0.1845
PaintCorrectionMaskDabs         : d 0.688940 0.607617
PaintCorrectionMaskDabs         : f 0.1839
PaintCorrectionMaskDabs         : d 0.688743 0.605185
PaintCorrectionMaskDabs         : r 0.005445
PaintCorrectionMaskDabs         : f 0.1916
PaintCorrectionMaskDabs         : d 0.688549 0.602753
PaintCorrectionMaskDabs         : f 0.1748
PaintCorrectionMaskDabs         : d 0.688555 0.604775
PaintCorrectionMaskDabs         : r 0.005444
PaintCorrectionMaskDabs         : f 0.1839
PaintCorrectionMaskDabs         : d 0.688622 0.607222
PaintCorrectionMaskDabs         : f 0.2225
This data results from heavy use of the local adjustment brush. Choosing "Minimize Embedded Metadata" upon export really should solve this problem for you. Please try again specifying this option.
But then, by doing so, you lose any other metadata (keywords etc.) also. To have complete control on what metadata gets written into the JPEG upon export, you could use Jeffrey’s “Metadata Wrangler” Lightroom Plugin.
I noticed one strange thing within the XMP data in your JPEG:
The data seems to be formatted differently than what I see with JPEGs I export ("HasExtendedXMP"), which I don't know where it comes from.
For further investigation, would it be possible for you to upload the Raw file and the XMP file belonging to it to somewhere (e.g. www.yousendit.com) and post a link to it here?
Beat Gossweiler
Switzerland

Multi-threaded JPG export

The slowest portion of my application is the conversion from a generated INDD file to JPEG. More CPU power seems to be the only solution at this point, but because IDS is single threaded, 3 of the cores on the server sit idle during this.
Is it possible to implement a plugin or Javascript script that exports each page in a separate thread, or similar, thus using all available cores during the export process?

Hi,
I think it is possible in InDesign 5 via "asynchronousExportFile". You can also create multiple server instances and let each instance generate a jpg export.
Message was edited by: 2i_Geert

Keywords missing in LR2.3 jpg exports.

My jpg exports do not contain the keywords and captions that I entered in LR2.3. What am I doing wrong?

DKramer24 wrote:
I'm checking by clicking on the exported/created jpg's properties in WinXP. Minimize metadata is unchecked. I've tried the exports with and without that box checked, same with Write keywords as Lightroom heierarchy.. no keywords or captions.
Personally, I don't trust Win Explorer to always list the metadata correctly. I always check with ExiftoolGUI. It will list all the metadata.

Problems with jpg export and color profiles

I browsed the forum but I didn't find any recent thread about the issue I'm experiencing right now, I wonder if it's common or it just affects me. Mavericks, Aperture 3.5, all up-to-date.
I imported a RAW file (I tried with both a Nikon and a Sony camera), made a few adjustements and then exported the picture as a jpg. It looked good in the Finder, in Photoshop, in Preview. When I uploaded the file to flickr, everything was ok.
Then, I browsed flickr via its iOS app and - surprise - the image is completely wrong: colors are washed out, desaturated, with an awful greenish dominance. I tried a few things and discovered soon that also opening the file on my Mac with GraphicConverter has the same ugly result. Same with the iOS version of Safari.
I use ProPhoto RGB as my default color space in Aperture. I changed to sRGB: same result. I changed to AbobeRGB and te output is finally consistent through all the platforms and apps.
Too bad I managed to do this only for one photo because, even if I changed the settings, every other photo I exported is still sticking with ProPhoto RGB. The problem is surely here because I solved it changing manually the color space to AdobeRGB with Pixelmator and re-saving the images one by one. But of course this cannot be a successful workflow...
Any experience about this?
Thank you!

OK, I can reply to myself. The issue has mysteriously gone away - no idea why. Edit: The issue is gone on Desktop, with GraphicConverter. From iOS, pictures still look weird.
About the exported default, my bad: I was using presets and they choose their own settings for color space. Still, no idea why the first one was exported in Adobe RGB instead of ProPhoto RGB (the default for "JPEG - fit within 2048x2048").
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Palette for JPG export

Hi!
When I export BMPs with the "Layers to files" command, I can
control the number of colors by creating a palette.
Can I do the same thing when exporting JPGs "Layers to
files"?
I have not found a way to do this in Fireworks and the
work-around conversion program I use changes the ppi of the image
so it is useless.
I need JPGs because it is the only format my hardware device
(simulation platform) can read and I need it in 256 colors to
simulate what it will look like on the final product. Please help
me!
Great forum by the way!
Kind regards
M

export it as a gif and choose your palette there, then open
the gif and
export as a jpeg at 100% ?
Ilya Razmanov wrote:
> On Thu, 29 Mar 2007 18:45:13 +0400, Fireworker_in_need
> <[email protected]> wrote:
>
>> When I export BMPs with the "Layers to files"
command, I can control the
>> number of colors by creating a palette.
>> Can I do the same thing when exporting JPGs "Layers
to files"?
>>
>> I have not found a way to do this in Fireworks and
the work-around
>> conversion
>> program I use changes the ppi of the image so it is
useless.
>>
>> I need JPGs because it is the only format my
hardware device (simulation
>> platform) can read and I need it in 256 colors to
simulate what it
>> will look
>> like on the final product. Please help me!
>>
>
> As it was already pointed out, JPEG does not have a
"palette", JPEG is
> continuous type image. Among image types FW is likely to
output, GIF or
> PNG may have 256 colors, and "indexed color" (aka
"palette") type.
>
> --Ilya Razmanov
>
http://photoshop.msk.ru -
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Why is Aperture2iLife so fast on jpg export when compared to Aperture?

I shoot youth sports.
On most days I can shoot 1000+ images for 3-4 games. I shoot 70-200mm VR on a D2X in high-speed crop mode to get eight frames/sec so the shots add up fast. Occasionally I switch back to full res but for the most part I am shooting eight frames/sec every time a ball is in motion near kids.
I carry a D200 with a 12-24 for wide and close shots.
All jpg of course, and have found that it is good enough for even 16x20s.
Most games get culled down to 100-200 images. Those keepers are then cropped, white balanced, exposure adjusted, and sharpened. Lift and stamp make that work go very fast.
I then export preview images to post on my photo ecommerce site. This is a killer... sharpening, highlight and shadow adjustments can triple the output times. For a project of 200 images, it can take 30+ minutes for output. If I have 3 games per night I am looking at 1.5-2 hours just for outputting preview images! No I don't want to use automator running my DP G5 into the night...
HOWEVER, I have just tried added something new into my workflow. Aperture2iLife.
After I am done with culling, cropping, correcting a project, I exit Aperture and launch Aperture2iLife, select "create jpgs" which outputs images that are 1024 pixels on the long side, select the project I just finished in Aperture and two minutes later I launch iWeb.
In iWeb I pull up the media browser and select photos. I select all and drag them to a empty directory in finder.
30+ minutes versus 2 minutes. WHY?
Granted, Aperture2iLife is a quirky app, and does have some issues, but for what I need it to do, it SMOKES Aperture.
Why do I edit the preview images? Better preview images sell more.
15 1.5Ghz PB, G5 dual 2 Ghz/ 4 GB RAM / Radeon X 800XT / Mac OS X (10.4.6)

<...>
After I am done with culling, cropping, correcting a
project, I exit Aperture and launch Aperture2iLife,
select "create jpgs" which outputs images that are
1024 pixels on the long side, select the project I
just finished in Aperture and two minutes later I
launch iWeb.
In iWeb I pull up the media browser and select
photos. I select all and drag them to a empty
directory in finder.
30+ minutes versus 2 minutes. WHY?
<...>
That's because under teh covers, Aperture is making three different sizes of preview thumbnails - including images that are 1024 pixels on one side.
Aperture2iLife is cleverly just pulling out the JPG files Aperture has already made.
Aperture has a few features that make use of these larger thumbnails - in Slideshow you can elect to use these images for faster loading, and if you delete a master image it uses the thumbnails since it can no longer generate an image from the master file.
I agree it would be kind of handy to havea feature to let you simply export those largest thumbnails directly since for web use, that's generally large enough. But then again Aperture2iLife does that pretty well already.

Can't InDesign Server make a jpg export of a large page? (4000x4500mm)

Hi guys,
I don't have InDesign Server installed so thats why I ask here.
I'm using a solution where an InDesign server should return with a jpg of an InDesign document, but for some reason it doesn't work with this document:
http://ge.tt/8w1EmaP/v/0
Can anyone clarify if InDesign Server really has a problem in exporting larger dimensions of if it is just the solution which I'm uploading to, that has a problem?
Thanks in advance!
BR
Ole

It also depends on the Resolution of the JPG. I just exported a 72 ppi JPG from InDesign desktop. However, it would not export a 2400 ppi JPG (maximum size exceeded).

JPG - Export Settings to XMP?

When editing JPGs in ACR the adjustments are embedded and can be viewed in the EXIF Header (lines beginning with "crs"). But is there a way to export an XMP file from the JPG?
I see in the ACR option to "Export Settings to XMP" when opening a JPG, yet I cannot see where a file (if any) has been saved.
Does "Export Settings to XMP" create an xmp file somewhere when using ACR "Export Settings to XMP" with a JPG?
Thanks,
Russell

I just came across a workaround by searching this forum:
I can save a JPG as a DNG and then lock it. ACR adjustments are then saved as an XMP. That would work for my needs.
But my 1st question remains as to whether it can be done with a JPG. Locking a JPG does not work, an EXP file is not created and ACR refuses to save any edits on a Locked JPG.
Russell

White frame in JPG export

If I choose at AI, the export, to jpg option, and tick the use artboards option, the exported jpg will get a rather thick white frame.
The document has no stroke, if i export without the use artboard option there is no problem.... any suggestion?

What are the contents of your artwork? Is there a background with stroke applied? Please explain a bit more about the artwork so that I can suggest something.

JPG export text as outlines?

hi guys,
I try to export an Illustrator file as JPG and CMYK and it will always results as and outline text without fill.
original file
http://www.pixentral.com/show.php?picture=1EQLksieEsVQdt7A2dJGcvWGJYuTo0
exported file
http://www.pixentral.com/show.php?picture=1aIZxr8BKZbyN2PTCmTAXEnlhS8YQ
Here are my export settings,
http://www.pixentral.com/show.php?picture=1hkuyAgB1eRGUiuDToD6m9w3HFKdbD
i changed them to try a diferent output but nothing will modify.
Finally i saved the file as PDF and then exported as JPG but the resolution is not very good besides i would like to be able to export directly from AI where i have more control settings.
Any ideas how could i solve this?
Thanks!

I just checked the Appereance panel and even the text look like filled with white it didn't appeared right in the panel. I filled with it from the panel and now problem solved.
Thanks!

Original size Raw to JPG export not exporting correct size

I'm having a problem with the export of RAW to JPG at original size. I have raw images of 4941 × 3295 (125mb), when I export selecting "JPEG-origional" size I get resulting jpg's of 800 x 533 (95kb)
If I select JPEG-50% of original size I get correctly exported images of 2471 × 1648 (589kb)
Why would the original size export not work?

Have you checked the "JPEG original size" preset? Select the preset on export, then switch to "Edit" and see, what is selected. Sometimes this preset is redefined to a smaller size.
When you edit the preset, the "Size To" pop-up should be set to "Original size". If it is not, set it back.
Regards
Léonie

Issue with JPG export

Hi at all,
i have a problem when i try to export a jpg image.
I must do a small image for a Exchange signature.
When i exported the file in jpg with save for web and i insert it in exchange, the dimensions (width and height) are ok, but less quality.
However if i save normaly in jpg the quality is the top but when i insert the image in exchange, the dimension are strange, there isn't width and height correct.
The file is a 72 dpi.
What's mean?
Where i'm wrong?
Thanks a lot!

What size is the file? Believe the web changes to 72 dpi, but if size too big perhaps they are downsizing?

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