CR2 file, is the RAW data. Canon's Digital Photo Professional software stores changes in the CR2 file.
XMP file, is the sidecar file that holds changes made by Photoshop
It has been a while since I have had to deal with this issue, and I use Nikon stuff, not Canon, but there are a couple of things I think you should know.
I believe As CameraClicker said, sRGB is a color space intended for monitor or electronic…
You should see no difference in quality converting from 16 bit to 8 bit as a final step before output. It should look identical.
Go to Edit>Color Settings to change PS to ProPhoto RGB. That'll keep you from getting the warning every time…
I haven't used LR in a while, but I think they call what you are looking for "export". It will save a copy of your file as an 8 bit jpeg where ever you want.
Lightroom uses ProPhoto RGB as it's color space, and you get no choice…
0024 Flash too bright: use off camera flash, diffuser and reflector to soften light and create directionality from lighting source.
0250 Shutter speed too slow but lighting fine.
0273 Light source too harsh: diffuser and reflector will help soften…
Apart from the lighting issue (try using candle light setting - easy option without any lighting techniques). The childs ear is too prominate (I would crop it out) and because of the lighting you are getting shawdows behind which are distracting. I…
I must agree with this. TIF files are usually any professional printer will use. Mind you can still get good quality prints out of high quality JPG files.
You said in your original post that you are submitting it for printing. You should save them as TIF. The people you are using to print your images should be able to use that format. If they don't find another printer.
All you have to do is export the finished edited file. Select the picture in the library, then from the menu, click File and then Export. A new window will appear. That will allow you to change the settings of the export. Export Location is where…
I want to send my pictures to Mpix for printing. The problem is I don't want to use Photoshop. I like Lightroom much more. But I'm very confused with this program. For example after editing my picture in lightroom i want to save changes…
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