Photofan
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- Joined
- Nov 12, 2010
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- Lightroom Experience
- Intermediate
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Hello
I take all my images in RAW, painstakingly edit to improve exposure/colour balance etc in LR5 on a calibrated Mac monitor and then export them as jpegs. I then upload them to Photobox to compile photobooks or have prints.
They usually appear much darker when in Photobox and often the prints are muddy and lack contrast - which makes all the time I have spent editing a waste.
Photobox say that Adobe software strips the exif header data when it exports to jpeg and I get this problem even when I tick the option to include all metadata on export.
Please can someone tell me the export settings to use to ensure that the metadata is all intact as Photobox have advised me that unedited images are better!
Thanks
I take all my images in RAW, painstakingly edit to improve exposure/colour balance etc in LR5 on a calibrated Mac monitor and then export them as jpegs. I then upload them to Photobox to compile photobooks or have prints.
They usually appear much darker when in Photobox and often the prints are muddy and lack contrast - which makes all the time I have spent editing a waste.
Photobox say that Adobe software strips the exif header data when it exports to jpeg and I get this problem even when I tick the option to include all metadata on export.
Please can someone tell me the export settings to use to ensure that the metadata is all intact as Photobox have advised me that unedited images are better!
Thanks