Optimize Your Exported JPEGs For 4x6 Output At Your Lab - Lightroom

Video Summary:

In this video we'll use Adobe Photoshop Lightroom 2's export dialog to resize and export a large number of files bound for 4x6s at your lab. We'll go over resizing your 4x6 bound files to 1200 px by 1800 px, basically a 4x6 at 300 dpi, and how to strip the files of metadata to further reduce file size.

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