P: Ability to download full resolution file from a shared folder

[selondon]

Hi,Please could the recipient of a supplied Collection link be able to download full res files (if held on the server). This could be an option in Mobile and WebThanks

[Quorduroy]

I know this is something that people have been asking about for years, at least since 2017. Here is an example https://community.adobe.com/t5/lightroom-ecosystem-cloud-based-ideas/p-ability-to-download-full-reso...

Not everyone can carry their laptop or external hard drive wherever they go.

Why is the feature to be able to download a full-sized image from your own Lightroom collection on the web not able to download your own images in the format they were synced as? e.g a .NEF image should be able to be downloaded as and .NEF image and not as a very small previewed .jpeg file

A feature that I feel is far more useful than the lates .ai stuff and something people have requested for years

Please do bring this feature in as soon as possible.

Thanks

[Quoia_Shade]

Lightroom Desktop and Lightroom Classic (shared collections) need the ability to upload full-resolution originals to the cloud.

That's it.  That's the feature request, that's what you need to add, that's what's missing, that's what the bug is.

I don't pay for extra storage space just so you can downsize my images into "smart" previews with no originals - I pay for the space to store originals, let me upload them from my desktop... where I and the majority of other photographers actually edit our photos.

[Paulo38197331i23t]

I want to share my photos in full quality in Lightroom. It is impossible, apparently. I got an answer from Adobe support that Shared Albums in Lightroom "...is mostly used by users to share the album with clients for selection/ liking or commenting of files. The final delivery of files isn't the expectation of this feature."

Sometimes the client is in a rush to get the images and it does not make sense to me that I can spend time editing the file to become as good as possible to then not beeing able to send it in a simple and professional way. The only possible outcome is jpgs with reduced quality, even if I upload tiffs.

Is it possible to implement this in the future?