Lightroom
Jan 7, 2018 09:01:38 #
Hello All,
I'm new here so I'm not sure if it's "ok" to include these links (or not). Sometimes the consensus in a forum can "lean" more (or less) to individuals elsewhere. I hope I don't start a "flame war" here in my first post.
Along with this site, there is one other I watch quite a bit. I have come to very much admire Nasim and he has a tutorial here about resizing images in LR That (I think) is quite good. He also addresses the difference between "resizing" and "down-sampling" (among other things).
Offered in hopes it will be of use:
https://photographylife.com/how-to-properly-resize-images-in-lightroom
'sig
I'm new here so I'm not sure if it's "ok" to include these links (or not). Sometimes the consensus in a forum can "lean" more (or less) to individuals elsewhere. I hope I don't start a "flame war" here in my first post.
Along with this site, there is one other I watch quite a bit. I have come to very much admire Nasim and he has a tutorial here about resizing images in LR That (I think) is quite good. He also addresses the difference between "resizing" and "down-sampling" (among other things).
Offered in hopes it will be of use:
https://photographylife.com/how-to-properly-resize-images-in-lightroom
'sig
Jan 7, 2018 09:48:24 #
andypop wrote:
Crop to 5x7 aspect ratio before exporting. Set the dimensions to 7" x 7" during export and the images will be 5x7 regardless of orientation. Export will not distort the images.
But, I've never used the sizing functions during export and they have all exported at the size I want, after the crop. I've just never seen a reason to use the sizing function, but readily admit, I've never researched the use of that section. Workflows differ, I know, and it likely has merit for some.
Jan 9, 2018 12:21:29 #
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