Graphics Programs Reference
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Step 15:
Once you've got your video just the way
you want it, you're probably going to want
to save it outside of Lightroom, so you can
share it somewhere (or open it in a video
editing program as part of a bigger video
project). Although you can't email your
video directly from Lightroom (most likely,
the file size would be too large to email
anyway), you can post the video directly to
Facebook or Flickr using the Export presets
(see Chapter 9 for more on how to use
these export presets, but I thought you'd
want to know they do support posting
your video directly from LR4). Otherwise,
click on the video clip you want to export,
then click the Export button at the bottom
of the left side Panels area (as shown here).
TIP: Video Preferences
There are really only two video prefer-
ences and they're found in the Library
View Options (press
Command-J [PC:
Ctrl-J]
), on the Loupe View tab. In the
General section, at the bottom, Show
Frame Number When Displaying Video
Time does just what it says—it adds the
frame number beside the time (yawn).
The option beneath that, Play HD Video
at Draft Quality, is there to make sure
the playback of your HD video is smooth
if you don't have a super-fast computer—
the lower-resolution draft-quality video
takes less power to display the video in
real time than the full HD version does.
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