Exporting For Lightroom Classic for beginners
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- čas přidán 4. 08. 2024
- Everything you need to know about EXPORTING in Lightroom Classic. From output sizes to quality, to creating a watermark for your images - it's all explained in the simple to follow how-to video.
Learn how to changes sizes and create presets in Lightroom Classic export system and add a logo as a watermark on all your exports!
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Thanks, Terry. Awesome video
Glad you enjoyed it thanks from watching.
Thanks Terry, these Lightroom tutorials are very helpful and much appreciated.
Glad you like them! Thanks for watching.
Thanks Terry. Your instructions are well paced and easy to follow.
You are very welcome Warren, thanks for watching.
Great content!! Thank you very much. I learned a lot in this video.
Glad it was helpful!
Excellent video. Clear, concise, and very informative.
Glad it was helpful!
Great tips, thanks Terry, appreciated.
You are very welcome!
Thank for your detail video explanations. I've been using lightroom for about two years and your video taught me a few things I did not know. Many thanks
You're very welcome! Thanks for watching.
Thank you! Very helpful video.
Glad it was helpful! Anton!
Thanks so much. I am new to Lightroom, using it with a new Sony camera, and your tutorials have been gold. Thanks again.
Sweet!! Thanks for watching.
Excellent tutorial, as usual. Realised I was not utilising all the features until now
Great to hear! I find I learn even more things (at least reminded of things I wasn't using) when I put these videos together as well.
Really great video! thanks very much for this!
Glad it was helpful! Thanks for watching.
Very helpful - thank you
Glad it was helpful!
Well done, Very helpful
Glad you think so! I appreciate the kind words.
That was surprisingly useful 🙂👍
Glad you think so! Thanks for watching.
@kemarchristie6050, as promised, here is that video on exporting. Thanks for giving me the subject idea!
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Woohoo! Thanks for checking it out.
Thankyou Terry, well explained, May I please ask why you wouldn’t still add the watermark signature on prints?
HI Sara, I prefer to actually sign my prints with a special marker.
Hi terry , thank you so much for each video , you are an amazing teacher . I just have a month with Lightroom classic and those video had been very helpful for me . Could you please make a video where you explain after you export your photos and saved it and close Lightroom let say’s that I want to come back to Lightroom and make some changes to my pictures. Do I have to import the pictures again or can I find it on the catalog that I already create . If so how can I find it . Because I was working in a project and I created a catalog but I had to to something else and close Lightroom when I reopened it my pictures where not there and l had to create a new catalog to work on my photos .
I have a couple of videos online that might help. First is my beginner intro video czcams.com/video/E6QkfQnUkbI/video.html in this one, I show how to set up Lightroom Classic from the beginning. Knowing where you files are, and where to load them in is extremely important. If you follow that video step by step, you won't have that problem again. Second, if you have a few lost files, I have a video on that subject: czcams.com/video/7Q63drV06p0/video.html Let me know if this helps.
@@tv510 thank you terry, I will to rewatch the video again maybe I miss some steps. Thank you for response to my comment.
Thank you very much again .Love the way you explain :)) Could you send me the link for photo logo . Thank you
Thanks for watching. Here you go: bit.ly/3SFWhI7
Thank you very much
So what are the best settings for exporting photos for a photo competition..?
If your competition is a print competition, then you will need to bring your exposure down DARKER to make up for the extra bright lights that they judge under. Other than that, make the image look good to you.
My question is, when uploading to smugmug, what size should you upload them to? If I upload the original size JPeg, then the customer wants an 8x10, and then a 4x6 of the same picture is not the full-size picture in 4x6, which gets cropped short.
I typically have Smug Mug alert me to the print sales, so I can do some post work on the image and then resubmit it. Otherwise I just upload full size images for customer downloads.
And what next ? It would be great to see how these photos are E mailed to a pro photo lab .
Great idea, I'll keep that idea in mind. Thank you.