O LightRoom pode exportar com suas alterações ou o próprio original. Qual a forma você esta fazendo? Sua origem é RAW, JPG ou DNG ? Dê mais informações.
Tenho notado que quando envio a foto do LR para o CS5, renderizando pelo LR, a foto perde nitidez. Aí depois eu tenho que sempre aplicar um pouco de nitidez no TIFF.Porque isso acontece? Alguem tem alguma outra solução para o problema?
Será que é por causa da conversão?
Saving a compressed TIF from a JPG file is pointless. So, unless you're working with raw Photoshop files, saving as TIF will not be an advantage. Let's assume you are indeed working with Photoshop files.Saving as a TIF gives you three options in image compression: 1) NONE2) LZW3) ZIPMake sure the image mode is set to CMYK, and NOT "Indexed Color" ... while you can save an indexed color image to TIF, it's not recommended.To retain ALL of the fidelity of the image, check the "NONE" setting. This might result in a very large file, but you'll retain all of the sharpness.You should also flatten the file before saving, and use "Save As..." so the original file stays untouched.If "Layer Compression" is not grayed out, that means you still have layers in the file, and you should use RLE compression.Why you just started having the problem is a factor we cannot guess. Perhaps just the recent images? Or, perhaps the preferences got reset? Or, perhaps you've been saving over the same file, each time losing image quality?Let us know how it comes out.Good day. Photoshop well.