how to export a group of photos from lightroom?
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['Click the first photo in a row of consecutive photos you want to select. ... ', 'Hold the SHIFT key while you click the last photo in the group you want to select. ... ', 'Right Click on any of the images and select Export and then on the submenu that pops up click Export…']
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Select the images you would like to transfer to the computer. To select one image, click on it. To select multiple images, hold down the Ctrl key (for Windows) or Shift key (for Macintosh) while clicking on each image. When all desired images are selected, click Transfer images.
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Click "Transfer " on the toolbar, and then click "From Camera." thumbnail images of the pictures in the camera. The pictures have not yet been transferred to the computer. To select multiple pictures, hold down the "Ctrl" key ("Command" key for Macintosh) on the keyboard while clicking on each pictures.
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On the left panel, look for the Presets panel and click the small + icon next to it. Select Import from the dropdown menu. It will open a window for you to find the ZIP file. Simply find the ZIP file and select it and Lightroom Classic will import the presets.
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Log on at www.lightroom.adobe.com and select "allow downloads" from the album's share settings. This will allow a 1-click download of the entire album in a . jpeg format (no option to select quality or size though).
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['open our app and find the photo you want to save.', 'tap on the ellipsis icon ( … ) to the right of the file name.', 'tap on Export.', 'choose Save Image.']
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Click on the folder containing the photos you want to move. Select the photo or photos by clicking their thumbnails. You can select multiple photos by holding the Ctrl (or Cmd on Mac) key and click each photo. You can select all by pressing Ctrl+A (Cmd+A on Mac).
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Select the Copy as DNG option in the Import window (above). This tells Lightroom to copy the Raw files from the memory card to the specified folder on your hard drive, converting them to DNG as it does so.
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['Open Lightroom.', 'In the top menu, go to Lightroom > Preferences.', 'Click the Presets tab at the top.', 'Click the Show Lightroom Presets Folder button.', 'It will open a window with the folder Lightroom selected.', 'Open up the Lightroom folder.']
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['Open Lightroom and go to any module except the Book module. ... ', 'Go to File > Email Photo. ... ', 'The email creation dialog box is displayed. ... ', 'The Lightroom Classic CC Email Account Manager window appears. ... ', 'Click Validate to let Lightroom Classic CC connect with the outgoing mail server.']
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Choose File > Export, or click the Export button in the Library module. Then, choose Export To > Hard Drive in the pop-up menu at the top of the Export dialog box. Choose the presets, in which you want to export your photos, by selecting the checkbox in front of the preset names.
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["Apply the Preset. From Lightroom's Develop Module apply the presets or mixology that you want to transfer into ACR. ... ", 'Export to Photoshop. Choose Photo → Edit in → Open as Smart object in Photoshop. ... ', 'Create the Preset.']
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You can! Any newer version of Lightroom will take all . lrtemplate file types and automatically convert them into an XMP file. ... lrtemplate preset files to import them.
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['Size your Bridge and Lightroom windows so that you can see both.', 'In Lightroom, go to Library Grid view (shortcut G). ... ', 'In Bridge, select the images you want to import.', 'Click and drag from Bridge over onto the Lightroom grid (thumbnail area). ... ', 'The Lightroom import dialog will open.']
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From your phone, Open the Google Drive app > Find our mobile preset file > Click on the “three dotted icon” to the right of the file > Select “Send a Copy” > Select “Lightroom app” option. This will save the file to your Lightroom CC app photo album.
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And taking an image from Lightroom to Photoshop or Photoshop Elements will be super easy. While in the Develop module, highlight the image you want to take to Photoshop and press Cmd/Ctrl + E. Your Photoshop or Photoshop Elements will then open up and your image will load.
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Or you can use Dropbox. If you are not near your client, I would use Dropbox. Set up a shared Dropbox folder and copy photos to that folder. Share the folder with your client.