Export Photos from Lightroom for Competition

Thankfully the export module of Lightroom hasn't seen much of a change since the first version, so while these instructions were made in Lightroom 5 they should be accurate, or close to, all other versions of Lightroom.

  1. Select the photos you wish to export. Select multiples by clicking on the first and then either:
    1. holding shift while you click on the last one, to select all in between.
    2. hold down command (or ctrl on PC) and click on the images you wish to export.
  2. Go to the file menu, select "Export..."
  3. Complete following sections, as per image below.
    Export files from Adobe Photoshop Lightroom 5
    • Export Location
      • Export To: {choose your favourite location, I usually put mine on the desktop}
      • Check "Put in a Subfolder" and name it something like "exports" or "competition entries"
    • File Settings
      • Image Format: JPEG
      • Quality: {set between 90-100%}
      • Colour Space: sRGB
    • Image Sizing
      • Check Resize to Fit: Select "Long Edge"
      • Make sure "Don't Enlarge" is unchecked
      • Type "1400" in the box and select "pixels" from the dropdown box
      • Resolution: Type "72" in the box and select "pixels per inch" from the dropdown box
    • Metadata
      • Include: Select the level of Metadata you wish to include with your image, I usually select "All Metadata"
      • Decide if you want to include "Location info"
    • If this is your first time through, Click "Add" under the Preset box to save these settings for future exports.
    • Click "Export" to export the selected images.

And you're done. For future exports you only need to select your images, go to the menu File -> Export..., select the preset you just saved and hit export.

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Bright Victoria
10th May 2024 3:00 pm
Presentation: Landscapes and Equestrian by Neil Anderson

As a refresher before our landscape competition (entries due August 13, 2024), Neil will reinforce the principles of good landscape photography.

Following this Neil will present his tips and methodologies when it comes to photography equestrian events in support of our day-trip to the Melbourne 3 Day International Event at the Werribee Park National Equestrian Centre (on June 10 long weekend).

Entries due for competition 3: "Street Photography" and open

Entries due of Knox Interclub: Subject is monochrome

Walker Close Community Centre
14th May 2024 7:30 pm

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