Hi, quick question. If I want to export 100 pictures to my external storage that were taken the same day with two different cameras, what should my settings be? Let’s say this was a wedding, and I will also be sending the client those 100 edited pictures.
Hello Royaltykidstv. If your main concern is the printable size of your images then I would first determine the max size you can export your images at… this would be determined by your camera resolution and how large of a file you can deliver to your client. Whatever the max resolution you can safely achieve, considering these two restrictions, I would then set your “Image Sizing” options in the export dialogue box to reflect that max resolution (I would recommend the pixels per inch be set to between 240-300). Your images can now be printed at their max size. Of course you could also increase the image size by enlarging the actual photo but that will affect image quality. Does that help?
Hi, quick question. If I want to export 100 pictures to my external storage that were taken the same day with two different cameras, what should my settings be? Let’s say this was a wedding, and I will also be sending the client those 100 edited pictures.
I forgot to mention that I would like the client to be able to print all pictures any size they want. I shoot RAW.
Hello Royaltykidstv. If your main concern is the printable size of your images then I would first determine the max size you can export your images at… this would be determined by your camera resolution and how large of a file you can deliver to your client. Whatever the max resolution you can safely achieve, considering these two restrictions, I would then set your “Image Sizing” options in the export dialogue box to reflect that max resolution (I would recommend the pixels per inch be set to between 240-300). Your images can now be printed at their max size. Of course you could also increase the image size by enlarging the actual photo but that will affect image quality. Does that help?
@@TheVisualCenter yes it does, but how do I figure out the size of the images I am able to export?
And also does having an EOS R and an R6 affect when I export to my external storage?