Export RAW Images for Print in Lightroom Classic | PPT LrC

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  • Lightroom Classic makes exporting images easy. In this video Trent demonstrates how to export and image for printing in Lightroom Classic. He defines which settings are most important when preparing a file for print.
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    0:00 Introduction
    0:30 Accessing Export Dialog Box
    1:06 Export for Print Settings
    1:28 File Settings
    1:58 Image Sizing and Resolution
    2:50 Output Sharpening
    3:26 Print at The Visual Center
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ความคิดเห็น • 9

  • @cleverphotography
    @cleverphotography ปีที่แล้ว +1

    Thank you for this!

  • @aubzily2890
    @aubzily2890 2 ปีที่แล้ว

    This is pretty epic

  • @jameswestii454
    @jameswestii454 ปีที่แล้ว

    I have my RAW Imported images and my Lightroom Classic Catalog all on my SanDisk external SSD.
    I want to have separate folders on my external SSD to send my specific exports to. Such as:
    Instagram Exports;
    Facebook Exports;
    Print Exports.
    What are the correct choices within the export menus to make this happen along with the way to set those folders up on SSD?
    Then I wonder if I am over thinking this and if there’s any real benefits of saving exports.
    Any ideas on this or is it unnecessary?
    TY

    • @TheVisualCenter
      @TheVisualCenter  ปีที่แล้ว

      James, hope the video helped a bit. Yes, you can do all that you’re wanting to do. I too work on an external ssd.
      First off I would create some folders on your external drive. When you configure your export settings in LrC you can direct each specific export to go to its corresponding folder. You can also set up export presets so you can click and then hit export instead of having to redo the export settings each time.

    • @jameswestii454
      @jameswestii454 ปีที่แล้ว

      @@TheVisualCenter Trying to wrap my overthinking mind around a process but is there a benefit to having those separate export folders as opposed to just exporting an edited image to the desktop, airdrop to my iPhone then uploading to let’s say Instagram, then doing another export to Facebook, etc. then just deleting those folder off desktop? I also will be doing like you said by making the export presets.
      I am just beginning to do edits now after taking a couple weeks setting up my catalog, preferences, etc correctly. So haven’t seen if it’s easy to find an image after edits are applied amongst all the other images in the Library or if there’s a specific folder that LRC creates to show them? I do realize the original remains untouched on my SSD just trying to understand if it makes sense to have those individual folders or make at least one folder on my external SSD that is just labeled something like EDITED IMAGES. Am I thinking right in your opinion? Really appreciate your advice.

  • @DeepDiveNFT
    @DeepDiveNFT ปีที่แล้ว

    Literally every video leads you to a follow up video and before you know it you are 5 videos deep trying to solve one issue in adobe

    • @TheVisualCenter
      @TheVisualCenter  ปีที่แล้ว

      Hello Ian, if you have an issue you would like help solving we would be happy to help. What’s the issue you’re having?

  • @DeepDiveNFT
    @DeepDiveNFT ปีที่แล้ว

    Don’t appreciate the constant subscriber harvesting. Would likely just sub anyways if you were helping me solve these issues