When I export it in .jpg, no problem, except that the size is a bit small (3 MB). |
The file size of jpgs can vary greatly, even when pixel dimensions and the quality setting are the same.
Images with large, flat or smooth areas will have a small file size, images with lots of sharp, busy detail (or noise) will have a large file size. So provided that you have exported with a reasonably high quality setting, file size is not something to worry about.
When I export .dng and .nef, cropping is lost, I find myself with the whole photo |
Exporting as Original or DNG will export the unedited, original file.
According to the user manual, How to export Lightroom files to disk or CD proprietary raw files (NEF) will be exported with an xmp file containing the edits. The xmp file can (as far as I know) only be read by Adobe applications.
I'm guessing that for DNG, the xmp data will be written to the header of the file, but again, only Adobe apps can read it.
Is there any particular reason that you want to export as NEF or DNG?