The first question you need to answer is where the exported file will be saved to. Although JPEG is the most common use to save your images, the export module offers various options based on your needs. It’s located at the bottom of the right panel. To export your images, make sure you’re in the lighttable module to access it. I’ll provide the necessary information you’ll need to know, and it will be up to you to do further research. In fact, entire books have been written on some of the options… color profiles and color spaces. That would be impossible to do in one article. However, it will not be an in-depth view of every aspect of each option. Try playing around with them and see if it helps.The following includes information on each feature of the export module. There is a section in DT options (cog icon) where you can adjust the memory that is used for certain tasks. However, mine are all scanned at 600 dpi so I am now wondering if there is a problem in DT with high dpi scanned images. Now interestingly, I also have scanned Tiffs, maybe 8-10 thousand and at times have several thousand that I am working with at a time in the lightview display. Since then DT has exhibited strange behaviour, it crashed trying to reimport the images a second time so I suspect the catalog is now corrupt So its back to backups. A force stop was the only cure and on restart DT had lost all of the imports including the edit of the first image, interesting.
They did appear after a couple of minutes, but one of the image thumbnails did not generate so out of interest I clicked this image and DT froze. Interestingly I had an error flash up about unable to allocate memory ? export ? they are the only words I managed to read before the error disappeared, no idea what the "export" part of the error message was about as I was importing at the time and waiting for the thumbnails to appear. I then copied the input file to a new image 19 times and re-imported the new 19 images.
The export file size was 835mb and it took around 4 seconds I then exported in TIFF uncompressed at 16bit.
In DT I randomly applied some edits, base curve, filmic, tone curve, white balance colour correction I have scanned in a A4 image at 1200 dpi, it is 126mb in size, that's the best I can scan, I assume its 8bit as I have no control over the scanner bit rate. Really, that's not right, it should have been a dropbox folder that had public access so you should have been able to just drag and drop your images into the folder, you should not have to sign up or give any password, so dont do that at all, it certainly does not sound correct and not what I set up.
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