Problem Exporting as Original Size Export

When I export a 3861 × 2574 raw file as an original size jpg, it exports to 1800x1200. If I open the file in Photoshop and save as a jpg, it saves as 3861x2574. If I export as a 50% jpg, it exports as a 1931x 1287 jpg.
How can I export a 3861x2574 jpg?
Thanks,
Michael

Verify that the "Original Size" Preset is still set to original size. ("Aperture→Presets→Image Export ... →JPEG - Original Size→Size to→Original Size")
Post back.

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Welcome to the forum.
Go to Aperture>Presets>Image Export, select the export preset you are using and make sure that it's on 'original size' and not on 'fit within'.
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