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Originally Posted by Bigtime
So I got my copy of Lightroom, and have enjoyed using it so far.
A quick question, when exporting the edited photos there is an option for 'quality' that is set to a default of 60. Can anyone explain what exactly this is controlling? And should I be using a different setting on it?
I've also noticed when I look at the exif data on my flickr page for photos I've edited in lightroom that the compression reads "JPEG (old version)" versus my other photos not shot in RAW that just read "JPEG". Any idea what it means?
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It's controlling the size of the file. Smaller the number, the smaller the file. The smaller the file that shittier the quality. If storage isn't an issue, I'd crank it to a 100.
I have no idea what JPEG(old version) means. Have you tried the google?
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