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Depends on your print lab. If the lab accepts TIFF's then exporting a TIFF that would be best. If they take JPG's then unless you need a feature found in the Print module that is not found in the Export dialog, then export a JPG for them. However, if you need something in the print module...
As far as I know, if you have two keywords that you want merged, and both are of the "People" variety and both have Face Regions established for some or all images, I do not know of a way to combine those keywords that would reatin the face regions from both of the original keywords. This...
Ahh, I don't think your plan will work completely as you wish and may be more complicated than needed, even for the kw iteself
If you save metadata to disk, it does not save the face regions for "People" keywords, however it will save the keyword itself (Fred in this case).
I would use...
Not sure I follow you. If I understand you had a keyword named "Fred" with several images attached to that keyword. It's not clear then if you deleted the Keyword "Fred" or you deleted the images associated with that KW. But either way, you say you've since found phtotos (the same ones or...
Rather than having two physical images haveh you considered using a Virtual Copy? If you make a VC after assigning the face region, the VC acquires the face region from the original.
The only reason I can think of where you'd want the same face region on two seperate images is if those two imageas are actually copies of each other. Is that the case? If not can you please explain the situaiton you have where you desire copying the face region from one photo to another?
The problem with using a mask in this situaiton is that even if you created a perfect mask over those branches that go across the bird, what adjustments would you make to eliminate the brownish branches? I can't think of any that could remove the foreground branches and reveal the feather...
You can sync keywords from the active image to the other selected images, including keywords with the "person" attribute turned on, but you cannot synchronize the face regions associated with an image to other images.
Is the 44th image buried in a collapsed stack? If so, exand the stack. You can read more about this at the link below. The link referres to the "All Photographs" special colleciton and when you click the right arrow on a Keword in the Keyword List panel, it automatically changes your...
First those are not shadows of branches on the brid, they are the actual branches but out of focus due to DOF.
In this image, you could use the Clone/Heal tool to copy pixels from clean parts of the bird to the parts obsucred by the out of focus branches as fortunatly you have a fair amount of...
following Clee's suggestion to create a smart collection containing all of your images that are in Publish Collections, Select all the images in that smart collection and then apply a color label to them all (say blue). Of course don't do this if you're already using color labels for other...
A "person" tag is a flavor of a keyword. Any keyword can be created or edited to be this flavor by checking the "poerson" checkbox in the create/edit keyword dialog bos. If you type in a brand new name for a person while using the Face recognition features what you are doing is creating a...
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