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Here is a link- LR/Mogrify 2 - Add Watermarks, Border and Text Annotions to Images Exported by Adobe Lightroom 2

<p>Info on Camera Profiles-<br> http://www.computer-darkroom.com/lr2_camera/lr2-camera-defaults.htm<br> Color Checker Passport has software that uses a DNG image of the Color Checker to create a camera profile. Photograph the Color Checker with each camera, run the software for each camera image.<br> http://xritephoto.com/colorchecker-passport-photo<br> Add these profiles to Lightroom, and set Profiles "Specific to Camera" in the preference dialog.</p>

<p> It is possible, but you need to make sure you either have Lightroom set to save Metadata to your DNGs: <strong>Lightroom</strong> > <strong>Catalogue Settings</strong> > <strong>Metadata</strong> > <strong>Automatically write changes to XMP</strong><br> Or save the metadata to the DNG manually. (Ctrl+S)<br> 1. Select the DNG in Lightroom and choose <strong>Edit in Photoshop</strong>. This will open the image in a PSD set to its dimensions.<br> 2. Delete (erase) the image (We just used it to get the PSD to the right dimensions).<br> 3. From your PSD choose <strong>File</strong> > <strong>Place Linked</strong> and select the DNG from your Lightroom catalog. The thumbnail won't show the changes, but ACR will open and you will see the changes applied.<br> 4. Don't change any settings in ACR and click <strong>Open</strong><br> 5. The DNG will be rendered as a Linked Object which you place in the document<br> <em>You can now make changes in Lightroom (save metadata CTRL+S) and see the PSD update to reflect them.</em></p>

<p>If you edit images in Photoshop by sending from Lightroom ("Edit In") then when you "Save" the image in Photoshop the edited image returns to the Lightroom Library.<br> There is no film-strip in the Photoshop program itself. (PS-Elements ? maybe?)</p> <p>Use "Edit In" on a raw image will create a new copy TIFF or PSD that appears in Lightroom beside the raw image after Photoshop edits.<br> Use "Edit In" on a TIFF or PSD image and you have a choice- Edit a new 'Copy' or re-edit the 'Original' TIFF or PSD.<br> "Save AS" with a new name in Photoshop does NOT return the edited image back into Lightroom automatically but must be imported, or the folder synchronized.</p>

<p>To trim transparent pixels- (crop away all surrounding transparent pixels)<br> Menu > Image > Trim</p>

<p>You could try-<br> A sheet of A4 150gsm and mark your print positions on the sheet, add some very small dots of double-sided tape (the removable type), stick prints on sheet, place in scanner.</p>

<p>All your "major Pissoff.." problems can be solved by the simple task of opening your "All Pictures" catalog and doing a CATALOG IMPORT from the "Processing" catalog.</p>

<p>My set-up screen in Lightroom Email Account Manager- (May assist your set-up) Works for me.<br> OUTGOING SERVER SETTINGS-<br> SMTP Server: smtp.live.com<br> SMTP Port: 587<br> Connection Security: STARTTLS<br> Authentication Method: Password<br> CREDENTIAL SETTINGS-<br> Email Address: *****@outlook.com (my address)<br> User Name: *****@outlook.com (my address again, but may be different for you!)<br> Password: ************ (my Outlook/Hotmail password)</p>