Saving images from LR Mobile with edits.

I'm having a bit of trouble saving images on my ipad with the current edits.
To me it seems I have to manually sync the edited image first, otherwise Lr just saves a JPG of the original image to my photostream rather than a copy with adjustments on it.
Am I missing something or is this the way it works?
Thanks for any insight.

Correct. As long your image is in Develop mode (same with presets and crop) and you would like to share from there you need to maually force sync your changes first. This is already logged as in internal bug. Thanks, Guido

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int i=0;
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My solution so far is a single-page application based on AngularJS. This means I have a "main" page in CQ which uses "maintemplate" attached to a "maintemplate.jsp" component that includes a parsys where I drop an "angularview" component.
This page renders out the header and footer of my app to the browser, with an empty div where the Angular view will be placed. Each of the pages in my app I have created in pages underneath "main", pointing to another template called "partialtemplate", which does nothing to the component each page calls (no header, footer, etc.).
Each of these partial page components contain a mix of text, images, and form elements. The images in these partial pages are what I'm concerned about. There's no way to edit these in the authoring view, since I'm not using CQ's full-page-refresh navigation model. So, I have to hard code all the images, text and other content into each partial component.
I have all my components in /apps/project/components, and the partials underneath that in /components/partials. Javascript files I have in /components/js (this is probably where I need to use a clientlib) and I'm using relative URLs from the maintemplate component to pull them. I'm also using /etc/designs/project as a location for all my css.
My idea for the branding will be to programmatically adjust the current design path depending on user data (I haven't verified this will work) and create a new design path for each, with sling:superResourceType pointing to the master design so I don't have to have multiple copies of global css files.
The images in question are inside each of the partials. Since they might change based on marketing goals, I need these to remain exposed to the page authors, so putting them in the DAM is the only choice I see; indeed, isn't that what the DAM is for?
I'm still fumbling through CQ, trying to find out the best way to do things. If you can make any recommendations, I'd be grateful. Time is precious, so I don't have a lot of time to rewrite the architecture, but if you see some way I can make a small change and save myself some work later, I'm all ears.

Saving images from Muse gallery.

Hi,
My client has recently addressed an inquiry to me. He was trying to download images from any gallery-page on the website that i designed from him: http://www.andreyisakov.com
It is a simple gallery created with a lightbox slideshow widget.
However, it is only possible to save the entire webpage, i.e. the gallery as a whole. There seems to be no way to save a single image (tried in Safari and Chrome both on Win and Mac).
Does anybody know the solution to the problem or a workaround making it possible to save images from Muse gallery?
Many thanks in advance!

Hi
Users can save the image displayed on page with a right click action > save image.
Are you looking for some specific function for saving image files on page ?
Thanks,
Sanjit

Saving images from the web?

How can i save an image to computer from the wed - with a pc i used to simply right click and save as - with the mac i have yet to figure it out?

If your mouse hasn't been "set up" and you like it just fine out of the box, as I do, click on the image and hold, then move your (still held down) mouse until the pointer reaches the spot where you wish to deposit the image, then release. I use some extra desktop space along the side, above and below my dock. Later you can put the images where you want them, unedited, or edit them and save them to iPhoto for eventual reuse.
Sorry, forgot that with your 17" display you may not have any extra space, and your hard drive icon may be covered up by a browser window, while the Dock's Finder can't accept a drop even if your dock is visible, in which case my method is no help.
Unless you're using the entire full screen, there should be enough space to deposit images, as only a slim slice, or section, of desktop is necessary. Regardless how small the section, you can always retrieve the image from the desktop view of a Finder window, which at the bottom gives you a count of how many items are on your desktop.

Saving images from pb to phone

I'm having issues saving images while browsing the web from my pb to my bb. I hold done and save image pops up. I either select save to device or media card. When i run search on the phone, it's not there.

I have the same problem, also with saving email attachments to my playbook, just cant do it.
Hopefully the gurus at RIM know about this and can solve it in version 2.0

Cannot transfer images from Adobe Photoshop starter edition 3 to my HD

Help - I have around 50 pictures in my catalogue in the afore named Photoshop Starter Edition - each of the pictures has a small orange square at the bottom of the picture, with a white border, and diagonally from one corner to the other what can only be described as a jagged edge. (I would attach an image if i knew how to)
All I want to do is to copy these pictures to my HD (folder) and get rid of the whole ADOBE junk.
I have tried everything that I can think, doeant give the 'save as' function when I right click either.
PLEASE CAN ANY ONE ASSIST THIS FRUSTRATED GEEZER.
Thanks in advance
G

Hi Ronnie,
Do you know if your "trash bin", the one from Windows empties itself
automatically or if you have to manually do it? I would start there and
see if the ones you KNOW you deleted are there. If they are there, then
MAYBE the other ones are too. The other side is, if the other ones are
NOT there, then they MUST be some place still on the HDD.
If the ones you deleted are gone, it is likely that your recycle bin
empties itself when you shut your computer off.
There is software out there that can pick off "mirror" images from your
HDD to get the old images, but there is no guarantee and I have to
admit, I am not familiar with them. I just know that they exist. You
could try googling to see who in your area might be able to do this.
Now... the other thing I was going to suggest is this. Let's try a test
to see if we can follow what is going on your computer.
Take a couple of pictures with your camera. Load them onto the computer
the way you thought you were supposed to. See if you can get them into
PSA, the way you thought you should and then move them to a new location
and see if you can "reconnect" them using the "reconnect" function under
the file menu in PSA.
Try that first. In parallel, load Picassa and see if it finds the same
pictures... My goal here is to still find those images in case, they
ended up some place you didn't expect. I don't always pay attention to
where I put pictures and sometimes I find them in the craziest places.
It is likely not the software... it is likely me. :(
Cheers

Saving images from LR Mobile with edits.

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