Lightroom 5 jpeg export for photo lab

[tayl0124]

I am having prints done by Bay Photo. I am wondering what settings I should use when exporting the photos. I will be using the Roes ordering system. The largest print will be 8x10. I will also be using some of their sports templates.


Thanks in advance!!
Shawn Taylor
TPSPhotos.com

[OldClicker]

What does the lab ask for?

[tayl0124]

Jpeg.
RGB Color
8 Bits/Channel
Format:
Baseline ("Standard").
Not Progressive
Suggested 300dpi

[Photo-John]

Do they provide a color profile? That's the most important part of getting a good print, I think. If I were you, I'd do a test. I'd set up an image that's representative of the kind of work you do and see how it comes out. If you have a provided color profile, your monitor is profiled, and you use the profile right, color, density and contrast should be pretty straightforward. The thing I always worry most about is sharpening. Without trying it on a print, it's really hard to know how it's actually going to look. If you do a test, you'll get to try everything out in advance and get your mistakes out of the way ahead of time.

[hasseb1]

Adobe Lightroom has become probably the most commonly used software for post processing digital images. There are a lot of online and written resources offering tutorials and tips. I started with a Scott Kelby book on the LR version I first purchased, and found it to be a great way to get started in using the program. There are also a number of YouTube videos showing specific techniques that are handy at times. I'd suggest purchasing the program, picking a resource as your guide, and then jumping in with both feet!

[jogeshocp]

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