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P: Export ignores image sizing "resize to fit short edge" setting when source image is a DNG

Explorer ,
Dec 26, 2013 Dec 26, 2013

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output format will be jpg.
If source file is jpg it works.

This happens only(!!!) if "don't enlarge" is checked!

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Adobe Employee , Nov 05, 2014 Nov 05, 2014
This issue should have been fixed in Lightroom 5.4 or later. Are you up to date with Lightroom 5.6?

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LEGEND ,
Dec 26, 2013 Dec 26, 2013

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Options:

0.a. Uncheck "don't enlarge" (if you don't need it) - sorry, but it is as simple as that for some folk...

1. Divide exports into 2 groups (those demanding downsizing, and those already smaller than target dimensions), and export the former group with normal resizing, and export the later group without resizing (instead of "do not enlarge").
2. Use Exportant (Miscellaneous: Prevent long dimensions).

0.b. Re-install Lr5.2 until these bugs are fixed (presumably in Lr5.4) - sorry again, but it is a viable option you may not have considered...

Cheers,
Rob

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Explorer ,
Dec 26, 2013 Dec 26, 2013

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Thanks Rob,
I've already use temporarily option 0.a. :-)
Almost all of my images are bigger than the target size so it's not a big deal.
But hopefully Adobe recognises this issue and will fix it with LR5.4...

Cheers, Christian

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LEGEND ,
Dec 27, 2013 Dec 27, 2013

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on LT 5.3 / ,ac os x 10.9.1 the export module does not resize the image.
ie i choose to export with 6Mpix / 300 Dpi but the image are big as the original

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Enthusiast ,
Dec 27, 2013 Dec 27, 2013

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I am merging the LR 5.3 threads together. The other thread related to this deals with LR 4.x and isn't exactly the same issue.

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New Here ,
Dec 28, 2013 Dec 28, 2013

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I seem to have this problem with "Resize to Fit: Long Edge" and "Don't Enlarge" but not always, I assume it only happens when the photo would have been enlarged but I'm not positive. For now I just use Photoshop on the problem files but wanted to make sure this is being addressed as it is quite inconvenient.

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New Here ,
Jan 03, 2014 Jan 03, 2014

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Since my last update to LR 5.3 / CR 8.3 the export feature to reduce image size to a given width/height doesn't work correctly together with the option to not upsize them. All files were exported with their original size (doesn't matter if I enter width/height or megapixel count).
If I unselect the option to not upsize images if smaller, it works as before. So it seems if I select that option every resizing (upsize and downsize) is ignored.

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LEGEND ,
Jan 12, 2014 Jan 12, 2014

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The Lightroom Flickr export plugin used to resize images but it has stopped. I double-checked and I still have the plugin set up to resize images to 5 megapixels, but all of my images are ending up on Flickr in their full 18 MP resolutions.

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LEGEND ,
Feb 27, 2014 Feb 27, 2014

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Running V5.3 and I just came across this. HUGELY frustrating especially since it should be something so simple! Its like the correct case statement is just never executed; Im' trying to resize all images down to a short length of 2000px, except for images that are already smaller than that.

if image.shortLength < 2000px , { continue export }
elseif image.shortLength> 2000px, {image.Resize.shortLength(2000px)}
end

Tongue in cheek on the code, but the logic is very straight forward!

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LEGEND ,
Mar 31, 2014 Mar 31, 2014

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I have this problem when exporting to JPG from converted DNG. My original NEF files (shot on Nikon D7000) can resize smaller, no problem, with "don't enlarge" checked. But my DNG files converted NEF files (shot on Nikon D4s) do not resize when "don't enlarge" is checked during export to JPG.

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LEGEND ,
Mar 31, 2014 Mar 31, 2014

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A well known problem at this point - for now, uncheck the "dont enlarge" box, hang in there for Lr5.4, or consider one of the other options posted in first reply.

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LEGEND ,
Mar 31, 2014 Mar 31, 2014

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Thank you for the quick input. I'm an F5-hitting-mofo on the Lightroom update webpage lately. 😉

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LEGEND ,
Nov 04, 2014 Nov 04, 2014

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I just solve the problem:

1- In Grid View you have to select Sort photos by "Aspect Ratio"
2- Select all Portret photos
3- At Export - Resize to Fit - Width & Height and enter the dimensions you need
4- You can let the Don't Enlarge box checked if you need it
5- After export Portret photos, select the Landscape photos and in the resize box at the export swich te width with height dimensions.

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Adobe Employee ,
Nov 05, 2014 Nov 05, 2014

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This issue should have been fixed in Lightroom 5.4 or later. Are you up to date with Lightroom 5.6?

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