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The video discusses the process of resizing images in Lightroom, emphasizing the importance of size and color space selection for optimal image quality. Key points include the export process, options for resizing (dimensions, resolution), output sharpening, metadata inclusion, and post-processing. The importance of choosing the right settings, such as bit depth and color space, is highlighted. The speaker demonstrates exporting an image to a TIFF file with 16-bit depth and Adobe RGB color space, as well as resizing an image to 6000 pixels by 4000 pixels at 300 dpi resolution. Additionally, they show the final resized image in Adobe Photoshop for further editing, emphasizing the detail and quality achieved through the resizing process.
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In this segment of the video, the narrator discusses resizing images in Lightroom. They explain that resizing can be done during the export process. The narrator demonstrates how to export an image, showing the settings available in the latest version of Lightroom. They choose to export the image as a TIFF file with a bit depth of 16 bits and using the Adobe RGB color space. The importance of color space selection is highlighted for optimal image quality.
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In this segment of the video, the speaker discusses the importance of image sizing in Lightroom. They mention the options available for resizing an image, such as choosing dimensions like width, height, and resolution. The speaker decides to resize the image to 6000 pixels high and 300 pixels per inch resolution. They also talk about output sharpening, metadata inclusion, watermarking, and post-processing options. The speaker chooses to open the image in Adobe Photoshop after export for further editing. Finally, they demonstrate the final resized image of 4000 pixels by 6000 pixels at 300 dpi resolution, showcasing the details and quality of the image.