Low JPG export quality on Ipad

[timwijen]

I have a photo membership at Adobe for some time and recently started editing photos on the iPad in addition to my usual workflow on the iMac (Lightroom Classic). 

However, I have noticed one thing that bothers me and cannot find a solution. When I want to export the photos on iPad after editing, it turns them into low quality JPGs. The files have a resolution of 2560 x 1706 pixels and a size between 2 MB and 3.5 MB, while the original files have a resolution of 6000 x 4000.

I use the following settings within Ligtroom on the iPad:

-I have turned off the option smart previews only under settings> cloud storage & sync. Because I want to work with the original RAW files.
-For export settings I use: 1. File type: JPG, 2. Dimensions: Largest available sizes, 3 Quality: 100%

Despite all these settings it seems that Lightroom is still using smart previews. For example; when I open a photo in Ligthroom on the iPad, then click on the cloud icon, it says Local: Smart preview and Backup in Cloud: Smart preview.

My two questions:

-Why is Lightroom on the iPad making such small JPGs and what can I do to change this?

-Does anyone have an idea how I can force Lightroom to sync the RAW files to the cloud? 

[dj_paige]

Because Lightroom Classic only stores smart previews in the cloud for you to use. You cannot access the full 6000x4000 original image on a mobile device. There is no setting that can change this.

If you want to access the full 6000x4000 image via a mobile device, you need to use the new cloud-based software called Lightroom (not Lightroom Classic)