Keynote 6.0 doesn't export individual images

Keynote 6.0 seems to disregard any parameters you set when exporting individual slides as images. It just exports the entire presentation. This feature always worked fine in Keynote 09. Any tips, anyone?

I have found out that you can drag and drop a slide with a different theme from a newly created presentation into your current presentation and Keynote'13 will allow both themes to coexist. Hardly something that I would like to do on a daily basis but a workaround nonetheless. Hopefully Apple will put somebody to work on this at some point.

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Movie in Keynote doesn't export properly for QuickTime

Hello all. I really hope someone can help with this. I've used the discussions before with great success so THANK YOU all for sharing your expertise.
I've got a keynote presentation that for the most part exports perfectly on QuickTime. The only part that doesn't export right are the 2 videos I've got on the presentation. I set the timing with the inspectors for it to start automatically and even added a song to play along with the presentation. But when I export it, there is about an extra minute and 15 seconds added to the whole video and I've got the presentation timed perfectly with keynote and the song. I've got iWork '09 and QT 10.0. Not pro just player.
I've played with the custom settings to no avail. Any way to get the videos to export exactly to their lengths?
Cheers

I don't know if this is the answer you're looking for but I'll share my experience. Like you, I have three videos in my presentation. Once I exported it as a QT movie, the delays that I built in with the Inspector to allow the movie to play before the next slide transition, played AFTER the video ran. I went back and just put in a 1.5 second delay in and the videos run fine. I'm guessing that QT sees the video and allows it to play and THEN looks at the Delay setting.
Now if someone can just tell me how to get the audio soundtrack to shut down during my three videos but play during the rest of the presentation...

When exporting to HTML in Adobe Muse. It doesn't create a image/images folder when exporting.

Hi
PLEASE HELP!
When I export to HTML to upload the site on FileZilla, it doesn't create an images folder.
It did it before and thought it was just the 1 saved file, but then I tried the other websites I have done and it is doing the same thing.
It creates everything from text and the widgets but everywhere where there are images, is just blank.
Thanks to anyone who can help.
P.S. I love this software and has shaped my design skills. Thank you Adobe!

Don't be confused by the same names; there are 2 Justin's in this thread.
I'm sorry you took my post as an attack on the Adobe staff. I was not passing judgement on the questions the staff asked, or the lack of additional staff response when they went unanswered.
Rather, I was expressing surprise/disappointment that the COMMUNITY did not provide any additional comments in a whole year.
It turns out there a several other threads (which is where I got the clue about the issue that I was having).
BTW, in my case I did move the images to the assets folder, and re-linked them. However, I guess Muse keep track of the fact they were in the images folder originally and consequently did not subsequently export them.
I would think an option for a fresh/full export (as is provided for the FTP) would be a good enhancement to Muse.

How can you save keynote slides as high resolution (300 dpi) images?

Apparently there is a way to save powerpoint slides as 300 dpi images, with some finagling, but not the mac version. Does anyone know how to do this in keynote? Or is there a relativley easy way to do it with free/cheap software? I can increase the dpi in photoshop, but it doesn't produce crisp images for obvious reasons.

how can you save keynote slides as high resolution (300 dpi)
to save individual images from each slide in Keynote;     file > export > images > TIFF (for optimum quality)
You are using the wrong terminology to describe creating an image file
- dpi ( meaning dots per inch ) is the measurement used in printing to create the number of print dots per inch that will be deposited on to physical media like paper or film   This is done in the printer settings box of the print driver and is dependant on how the individual printer can print..
ppi ( meaning pixels per inch ) is the measurement you need to use when creating the number of pixels in a digital image file. You establish image resolution in Keynote using the inspector;
Keynote > inspector > document > slide size
I can increase the dpi in photoshop, but it doesn't produce crisp images for obvious reasons.
You can resample images in editing applications such as Photoshop or Painter but what you are doing is adding non image information to the image to increase pixel count, this is called noise. As you state this is not the procedure to use in your situation.

Best Way to Import/Export Still Image Sequence With FCP & Photoshop

I am working on a FCP project and need to fix a couple frames using photoshop.
What is the best method to export to Photoshop, import the image in photoshop, make changes, then export out of Photoshop and back into FCP?
It seems whenever I re-import back into FCP, FCP doesn't recognize that they are individual frames, and instead imports each frame as an individual image file lasting several seconds long. Any help with this is greatly appreciated.
Thanks!

Welcome to the Forum!
In FCP's preferences, set the Still Frame duration to 1 frame. Locate the clip on the Timeline, set an IN and OUT point and go to File->Export->Using QuickTime Conversion. In the Format menu, choose Image Sequence and in the Options menu, choose the file type (I recommend uncompressed TIFF). Next, create new folder for the image sequence and hit the Save button.
After completing the work in Photoshop, go back to your FCP project and go to File->Import->Folder and navigate to the folder containing the corrected images. Drag the entire folder from the Browser to the Timeline.
If for some reason the duration for each is longer than 1 frame, select all and right-click on one and choose Duration from the contextual menu. Change to 1 frame.
-DH

I transfered my iWork '09 to my new Mac Air. Now my Keynote won't open. I get message, "An unexpected error has occurred, please quit and reopen Keynote." This doesn't work.

I transfered my iWork '09 to my new Mac Air. Now my Keynote won't open. I get message, "An unexpected error has occurred, please quit and reopen Keynote." This doesn't work.

so Keynote still isnt working after installing, I thought you had it sorted from your last post.
If you have not done so remove any files relating to iWork and Keynote and reinstall iWork
files that must go are:
the iWork ’09 folder from the main HD > Applications;
the iWork ’09 folder in HD > Library > Application Support
the individual iWork application plist files found in HD > Users > (your account) > Library >
There are a number of free application removal tools that will do this for you:
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apptrap        webpage
appcleaner   webpage

How to export antialiased images of PDF pages?

Hello all:
I recently upgraded to Acrobat XI, and I am surprised to see that you STILL cannot export (or Save As) PDF pages to images that are ANTIALIASED!? Does anyone have a simple answer for this that doesn't involve a workflow of more than 5 steps? This is so headslappingly obvious a need that I'm at a loss for what Adobe's engineers are thinking when programming the Save As Image functions...
I posted this question all the way back in 2009 (see post at http://forums.adobe.com/message/2411677#2411677), and still the answer is the same: when Acrobat saves pages as TIF or JPEG files, they are ALIASED. Who would want that? Who?! WHY?
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Open the PDF and select all the desired page thumbnails to export.
Right-click and choose Extract Pages. Make sure to check "Extract Pages as Separate Files."
Export all the separate PDFs for each desired page into a folder somewhere.
Open Photoshop and start recording an Action.
Open one of the PDFs and specify the desired resolution.
Save it in a desired location in an image file of your choice (TIF/JPEG).
Stop recording the Action.
Delete the resulting image you made of the test PDF page to avoid an overwriting error later when running the batch (or check box to overwrite in batch dialog).
Run the Action in Batch mode on the entire folder of separate PDF pages.
This is preposterous.
Adobe, please get the simple things right for everyday low-level users before adding feature bloat to Acrobat with each passing version. Please.

Hi Dave: Good points about reducing feature bloat and installer footprint taking priority for most users...
However, if, as you say:
Acrobat and Adobe Reader are developed as a standalone product family....
Ultimately, since you can get an AA bitmap of a PDF file by just opening it in Photoshop etc., there is very little commercial demand for Adobe to include that feature in Acrobat.
then, those people who do not have Photoshop (because AA is designed to be standalone, right?) cannot access antialiasing in exporting PDF images at all! Your point is exactly my point.
If there is so little demand, then why include Export to Image functionality at all? Just eliminate it completely to save installer footprint space!....But, then, I'm sure you realize people would complain about that immediately, no? So, again, why include it at all when it's only able to export aliased images which virtually nobody is going to want? That's very passive-aggressive toward's Adobe's users. Nobody really benefits from half-baked features only begrudgingly included in software to placate the vocal minority of users who would otherwise miss it. I realize this isn't a huge issue for most users, but I think this points to a larger mentality within Adobe and the software industry in general....
There is a huge number of people working in corporations that own legacy versions of AA who have not and will not likely subscribe to Creative Cloud! (e.g.: The 100-person architecture/engineering firm I worked at for 10 years had one copy of Photoshop on a community graphics workstation and made everyone use a sign-up sheet to access it.)
Also, it's nice in theory that PDFs are supposed to be a print format. But, many many times, AA users have to make images (for PowerPoint, blogs, client portals etc.) from PDFs that they did not originally create and do not have the source files to recreate or export as images from their originating software. PDF export to images from Acrobat is their only choice without access to Photoshop.
And, if AA is truly designed to be a stand-alone product, untethered from the capabilities of the entire suite of functionality across Creative Cloud apps, then a modular plug-in approach to controlling feature bloat would be more appropriate, no?
For example, AutoCAD is a giant, sprawling application for technical drawing. And AutoDesk has recognized over the years that AutoCAD is used by many industries, each with special needs unneccesary to other industries' user base. So, they've created add-on packs of plug-ins that transform vanilla AutoCAD into AutoCAD for Architecture, Civil Engineering, Electrical Engineering, Bridge Design, Home Building, etc....see where I'm going?
And Adobe has a far larger installed user base for Acrobat than AutoDesk does for AutoCAD! How about plugins like AA for Technical Publishing, AA for 3D modeling, AA for Presentations?...

Orgchart export to image: special characters issue

Hello,
Using Orgchart Accelerated 2.01.
We have an issue when exporting to image. The issue happens when org unit name or attributes contains some special characters like é or ë (common in French). In the jpg export, these characters are being replaced by some square characters. In the preview and in the application, everything is displaying just fine.
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HI Laurent,
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How to export all images as 4x6?

Okay, one of the things I absolutely love about Aperture is the ability to export many different versions for different purposes. As a wedding photographer, there are many different purposes to export for.
Here's the glitch that I'm running into though. We've now started only giving DVD images to our clients sized as 4 x 6s at 300 dpi. Anything larger, we'd like them to purchase through us to maintain quality.
I've been trying to figure out a way to get Aperture to export the images we've edited out as these 4 x 6 at 300dpi, but for the life of me, I can't seem to get it right. We crop at 8 x 12 so the ratio is fine, but getting it to come out right it a bugger.
I can't tell it to export at 4 x 6 because that only works for portrait and not landscape orientation. I can have a different export for each orientation since I have to maintain numbering consistency with our web galleries and their DVD copy.
I finally ran it out at 50% of original size, but hardly any of the images come out at 300 dpi. Aperture is just not doing everything I assumed it would.
Any ideas?

Set up an export preset as follows (from memory, so I apologise for any slight wording errors):
Duplicate JPG Original size preset and rename something like 6x4@300
'Size to' 'Fit within Inches' Width 6.0 Height 6.0
'DPI' 300
sRGB colourspace
Because all your images area already cropped to the right aspect ratio (3:2), setting size to 'fit within' will make the longest side 6 inches at 300dpi. It doesn't matter whether they are landscape or portrait. I have done it and it works perfectly.
If you have different aspect ratios and want to crop to 3:2 then export automatically, that is more tricky, but I don't think that is what you want.

Exporting Multiple Images from Library - Resized CP4 to CP5 Project

I am getting corrupt files when attempting to export multiple images at once:
OS: Occurs on both Win 7 and XP
Source: CP4 project imported to CP5. Original CP4 project was captured at 1024x768 and later resized to 1024x738.
1. Open Library Backgrounds folder.
2. Select more than one background image
3. Right-click over selected objects
4. Click Export from the context menu
'Browse for folder' dialog appears.
5. Select a folder
6. Click OK
Files are created in folder, but are corrupt. When exporting the same images individually, they come out fine. Individual image export file size ends up ~ 2MB each. Multiple image export file sizes end up ~60kb. All are exported as .bmp (not given a choice when exporting multi-select).
Multiple file export works fine in a new CP5-native project.
I've reported it as a bug.

What version of Aperture do you have? This is simple with AP3. Fle -> Export -> Project as New Library. At the far end, Import Library....
Regards
TD

Where did export to Images Go?

Hello- I just "upgraded" keynote from the AppStore and was shocked to see that export to images is now gone.
Apple... why?
How do I export to images from keynote?
First they removed export to Flash, and now this? C'Mon! Why take away one of the best features? Is there a way around this?
Apple... stop taking features away!!!
Thanks!
Update... I had to restart my computer and it came back (strange!)... disregard!
Message was edited by: mr.bill

CCTM wrote:
Hi
Andy Kotz wrote:
Hi all...
I've recently (and reluctantly) upgraded to OSX Lion due to iCloud, since I was heavily using iDisk and MobileMe. What a mistake... since then I've had Logic Express 9 throwing up crash reports everytime I close a session. Luckily, I haven't lost any data.
Try this:
http://support.apple.com/kb/TS3968
That didn't work because my version was newer...
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My problem (today) is that I'm working on a film score and lo-and-behold I went to save my score to the Quicktime Movie I was working on and the "Export To Movie" option (under File) is gone!!!!!!! What has happened to LE9 in OSX Lion????!!!!!!!! Help me please, as I need to submit this project today!!!!!
You are probably running Logic in 64 bit mode.... the export movie function is not available in this mode
http://support.apple.com/kb/HT3989
http://support.apple.com/kb/TS3171
CCT
I finally found out about Quiktime not functioning in 64-bit from previous discussions... so, I was able to finish my project in 32-bit. But thanks anyway! -- Andy

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In trying to recover from a 'shot self in foot' error when managing some images, I have exported some selected images from Lightroom V3 and also performed an 'Export as Catalog' step. The hard disk destinations for the 2 exports are different. To my surprise the images also appear different and are of different size. The export of selected images appears to create the result I expect - that is when browsing the exported images (within PhotoMechanic for example) the images I see are what I expect. But the images that are exported as part of the export as catalog appear to have discarded all the 'retouching' I did to them in the Develop module ( when browsed in the same way).
Is this because the changes that I made as part of the retouching are kept within some sort of catalog files when I export as a catalog, but are written into the image file when I export a selection of individual images? I notice that there are no sidecar files in the folder where Lightroom is holding the images.
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Ah! Thanks for this.
In fact the original form is what I really need, as well as the edited form. (I was not aware that this is how I could get to that original form). Perhaps a litlte more background will help:
I started with a folder of master/original scanned images on 1 drive and then did a physical copy to a 2nd drive. I imported the images . in place - into Lightroom from this second drive, with the intention of leaving the master/original versions untouched. I have been using 2 diffeent scanning applications: Epson Scan and Silverfast Ai. At some stage I started to import directly into Lightroom from the master/original folder on the first drive instead of from the copies on the second drive. I also further fouled things up by scanning images directly into the Lightroom managed folder on the second drive, instead of into the master/originals folder. Having then done some editing I am in the confusing situation of having 'orginal' and edited' images on both drives.
Now what I want to is to put all unedited images only into the master/original folder on the first drive and be sure that the Lightroom library contains all the edited images as well as imported copies of images that I have not yet had a chance to edit.
It is clear now from your advice that I can recreate my 'master/original/images throuhg the 'export as catalog' process. But it is not clear that I can capture all of the edting that I have done already. I have stupidly stored some of those edits in the wrong folder.

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I've seen blog posts about this issue, and confirmed myself. I used the sharpening brush adjustment on a portrait to make the eyes sparkle and when I export the image all adjustments are incorporated except for the brushed sharpening (haven't tested the other brushes). I confirmed by exporting the file from the brush sharpened version, then pulling the exported file back in. Comparing side by side in full screen shows that the brushed sharpening doesn't take on the export. In fact, it looks just like the "version" with the brushed sharpening turned off. If attachments were allowed, I would include the comparison, but it's pretty clear and I'm not the only one to observe this. I implore you to test it yourselves, and hope that someone from Apple is listening ...

Hi,
I'm having the same issue, like many (too many) people...I've searched on the web but no solutions nor suggestions...brushed sharpening doesn't show in the exported version, no way.
...another frustrating issue in a almost totally (for me) compromised software, simply unusable and unaffordable for even an amateur photographer like I am.
I'm running Aperture 3.0.3 on iMac 20"+SL 10.6.3 and macbookpro 13" unibody late 2009+SL 10.6.3...same issue on both, doesn't matter export preset nor jpeg or tiff or whatever...images are raw files from Canon 30D and Canon 350D...(and I don't mention the green and magenta cast issues too...one disaster after another...).
I tried several times with the same, frustrating, result: no brushed sharpening at all in the exported version, even with freshly imported images with only this adjustment applied.
I really hope that a solution will come...I had to roll back to Raw Update 3.1 because of the horrible magenta and green cast on the images, spent weeks to "fix" this (no solution from Apple), had several other issues and now this too.....not to mention the fact that I stopped from upgrading to SL 10.6.4 because of added issues reported from many users....that's simply ...well, I have no words left to comment on this...and I'm really sorry because I loved this product, really....a total waste of money and time until today, that is Aperture 3 for me...
Sorry for my complaining...but I'm totally discouraged...totally.
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Accessing all of the individual images inside a database?

I just checked my Pictures folder and found my iPhoto database, though I can not access the images inside it, when I double-click on the database file it opens iPhoto. Where are all of the individual images inside of my iPhoto database stored?
Thanks.

They are stored within the Library Package.
Since iPhoto 7 (iLife 08) the old iPhoto Library Folder is a Package File. This is simply a folder that looks like a file in the Finder. The change was made to the format of the iPhoto library because many users were inadvertently corrupting their library by browsing through it with other software or making changes in it themselves.
So, accessing the files via the Finder is not supported. iPhoto replaces the Finder for anything you want to do with your images - and I do mean anything. It can all be don with with or via iPhoto. If you use it's the Go-To app for anything to do with you photos.
For instance: want to edit an image in Photoshop? You can set Photoshop (or any image editor) as an external editor in iPhoto. (Preferences -> General -> Edit Photo: Choose from the Drop Down Menu.) This way, when you double click a pic to edit in iPhoto it will open automatically in Photoshop or your Image Editor, and when you save it it's sent back to iPhoto automatically. This is the only way that edits made in another application will be displayed in iPhoto.
As to accessing your photos to upload/email/use in another app:
There are many, many ways to access your files in iPhoto: You can use any Open / Attach / Browse dialogue. On the left there's a Media heading, your pics can be accessed there. Command-Click for selecting multiple pics.
(Note the above illustration is not a Finder Window. It's the dialogue you get when you go File -> Open)
You can access the Library from the New Message Window in Mail:
There's a similar option in Outlook and many, many other apps. If you use Apple's Mail, Entourage, AOL or Eudora you can email from within iPhoto.
If you use a Cocoa-based Browser such as Safari, you can drag the pics from the iPhoto Window to the Attach window in the browser.
If you want to access the files with iPhoto not running:
For users of 10.6 and later: You can download a free Services component from MacOSXAutomation which will give you access to the iPhoto Library from your Services Menu.
Using the Services Preference Pane you can even create a keyboard shortcut for it.
For Users of 10.4 and 10.5 Create a Media Browser using Automator (takes about 10 seconds) or use this free utility Karelia iMedia Browser
Other options include:
Drag and Drop: Drag a photo from the iPhoto Window to the desktop, there iPhoto will make a full-sized copy of the pic.
File -> Export: Select the files in the iPhoto Window and go File -> Export. The dialogue will give you various options, including altering the format, naming the files and changing the size. Again, producing a copy.
Show File: a. On iPhoto 09 and earlier: Right- (or Control-) Click on a pic and in the resulting dialogue choose 'Show File'. A Finder window will pop open with the file already selected. 3.b.
b: On iPhoto 11 and later: Select one of the affected photos in the iPhoto Window and go File -> Reveal in Finder -> Original. A Finder window will pop open with the file already selected.
Finally: If you want to inspect the Library package:
Go to your Pictures Folder and find the iPhoto Library there. Right (or Control-) Click on the icon and select 'Show Package Contents'. A finder window will open with the Library exposed.
Standard Warning: Don't change anything in the iPhoto Library Folder via the Finder or any other application. iPhoto depends on the structure as well as the contents of this folder. Moving things, renaming things, deleting them or otherwise making changes will prevent iPhoto from working and could even cause you to damage or lose your photos.

Exporting offline image

Is it possible to export offline image (namely - the saved preview) from Lightroom?
I have the Lightroom on my notebook, while the largest part of my library is on an external drive. Having generated standard previews for all library, it is quite comfortable to search, browse and even slideshow all I need when external drive is not connected. BUT, it seems impossible to export (export is failing), edit with external app (not available), Copy to clipboard (no such command at all) an image when the image is offline. I understand, that I can't get the fullsize image (howewhere, sometimes even that can be possible if the fullsize preview is in the cache), but for emailing, it should be enough with the standard previews...
May be, there is some other way, no visible for me? Otherwise, LR is really good and well thought out software, just this omission doesn't let me to feel fully happy with it.

The full size preview is not equivalent to the full size image. One is for monitor display, the other for printing, exporting to PS, etc.
 
 You can make a proof sheet using the templates or brew your own, and then make a PDF in the print dialogue (the latter is built in on the Mac OS) and e-mail that.
 
 
John "McPhotoman"
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 Canon DSLRs

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