specialman said:What size are you exporting at?
Default 100% quality...
specialman said:I think as standard it exports as 100% quality and full size (max resolution) JPEG. If you've been exporting images at lower resolutions and have forgot to uncheck it, that could be the issue....
couple of stops mainly, just odd that they look ok in lightroom prior to export
tiler65 said:So it is user error and not a LR problem then. We can now stop scratching out heads.
specialman said:Maybe a screen grab off LR and then the exported image would help suss this pickle out
craftysnapper said:To be honest if you are exporting as full size Jpeg at 100% quality then they should look similar to what you are seeing in LR before you export them.
Not if you've stretched the exposure and then applied export sharpening. The artefacts will end up being exacerbated.
It seems to be on pics where I boost the exposure a bit to blow out the background or the the white floor properly, it's in those areas of the pic where I get the problem.
one other comment
Lightroom is in a different colurspace to pretty much everything else (Adobe ProPhoto)
Looks fine to me - or are you now asking about post processing (in which case a new thread may be better )
What colour space are you in/exporting in?The background is off yellow and pixelated on my monitor:bang:
It does appear strange though as the model is lit reasonably well full length but none of the floor is.
What colour space are you in/exporting in?
Interesting. I'm in a non-colour managed browser (Chrome) and it looks fine to me (no pixelation).
no pixelation here either, thats viewing the largest size (1365 x 2048).
the background does have a small yellow tint to it, but its only slightly off white.
one other thing, are you exporting via the flickr plugin or saving to your machine first? i found the flickr plugin to lose quality and/or not use sRGB.
no pixelation here either, thats viewing the largest size (1365 x 2048).
the background does have a small yellow tint to it, but its only slightly off white.
one other thing, are you exporting via the flickr plugin or saving to your machine first? i found the flickr plugin to lose quality and/or not use sRGB.