PHOTOSHOP LIGHTROOM
User Guide
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Do any of the following to choose a preset:
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Choose File > Export or click the Export button, and then in the Export dialog box, choose from the Presets menu.
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In any module, choose File > Export Presets and then choose the preset you want.
Lightroom premade export presets
Lightroom includes several premade export presets including:
Burn Full-Sized JPEGs
Exports photos as JPEGs converted to and tagged as sRGB with maximum quality, no scaling,
a resolution of 240 pixels per inch, and (by default) put in a destination subfolder named
Lightroom Burned Exports
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A post-processing action of Burn The Exported Images To A Disc is chosen.
Export To DNG
Exports photos in DNG file format. By default, this preset uses the photo’s original filename for the
DNG file, and specifies no post-processing action.
For E-Mail
Exports photos as JPEGs converted to and tagged as sRGB, with a maximum size of 640 pixels (width or
height), medium quality, a resolution of 72 pixels per inch. By default, this preset specifies a post-processing action
of Show In Explorer (Windows) or Show In Finder (Mac OS).
Export photos by using the previous settings
You can export photos using the same settings from the previous export session.
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Select the photos to export.
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Choose File > Export With Previous.
Synchronize metadata with Adobe Camera Raw and Bridge
Adobe Camera Raw, Adobe Bridge, and Lightroom can read metadata whenever you save metadata changes to the
files. When you save metadata to a raw file, the changes are automatically saved in the Extensible Metadata Platform
(XMP) sidecar files. With other file types, the metadata is saved in the file itself. The keyword hierarchy created in
any of these applications is preserved, and no data is lost, even though it might not appear in one or more of the appli-
cations.
If the Automatically Write Changes Into XMP option is selected in the Catalog Settings dialog box (choose File >
Catalog Settings), metadata changes in Lightroom are automatically saved to the files.
Note:
Versions earlier than Adobe Camera Raw 4.1 may not recognize some of the Develop adjustments made in
Lightroom.
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In the Library module, select photos in the Grid view or Filmstrip.
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Do either of the following:
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To save metadata changes that you’ve made in Lightroom, choose Metadata > Save Metadata To File.
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To include metadata changes made in Adobe Camera Raw or Adobe Bridge, choose Read Metadata From File.
See also
“About metadata and XMP” on page 54
“Create keyword tags” on page 60
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