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Hello,
When I exported files never pay attention on file size.
Now where I need to send the pictures they required Minimum 400x600 n 300kb maximum.
I thought if I setup as follow
File Settings
check mart for " Limit File Size to 300K"
Image Sizing
400x 600 Resolution showed 240 ( I need to change here?)
thank you for reading,
James
Don't worry about the resolution setting. The image will be 400 x 600 pixels regardless of whether that setting is 240, or 300, or 72, or whatever. If you are shooting with a typical digital SLR, your images will be in the 2:3 aspect ratio, which is what you are needing. Then, in the export dialog, just specify the long edge dimension as 600 pixels or short edge as 400 pixels and export. You can evaluate the file size and decide if you want to limit the size to 300 KB or reduce the quality unt
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And what's your problem or question?
The best way is to export a picture and look what you get.
Axel
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How can I make the pictures 400x600 and less than 300KB when I export from Lightroom?
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I just exported an image with the dimensions of 400 x 600 pixels, quality set at 80, long edge 600 pixels. The file size was 190 kB. That really isn't a very big image. And you shouldn't have any trouble exporting to meet the criteria.
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Hello
You can ignore the resolution value.
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Don't worry about the resolution setting. The image will be 400 x 600 pixels regardless of whether that setting is 240, or 300, or 72, or whatever. If you are shooting with a typical digital SLR, your images will be in the 2:3 aspect ratio, which is what you are needing. Then, in the export dialog, just specify the long edge dimension as 600 pixels or short edge as 400 pixels and export. You can evaluate the file size and decide if you want to limit the size to 300 KB or reduce the quality until you get what you want. Just keep exporting until your exported image makes the specifications. When you are satisfied that it does then you can create a preset with those settings.
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When I ask for help here, I was so frustrated to find the my mistake so I usually forgot mentioned my QUESTIONS.
Axel Matt has right to ask me
And what's your problem or question?
But you understand and tell me like you were sitting n working with me right next to.
thank you for your patient and sharing your knowledge.
Have a best weekend,
James
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I wonder if you can help me with this question.
After I Export images, image showed 38.0kb from Image Properties but when I check with Photoshop 615K.
why ????
thank you
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The answer here is based on how the two programs you JPEG data. The file property shows the actual compressed JPEG image, in this case 38 KB. But when this image is open in Photoshop, Photoshop decompresses the JPEG increasing the file size to 615 KB. This is normal to see such a large change between the compressed JPEG and the uncompressed data.