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Am I correct that PTE AV Studio and PTE AV Studio Pro has to be renewed every two years? In other words I have to pay the full price every two years? Ian

Lin, Adobe has to take blame for the "export" or "save to" 72 (or other) dpi/ppi misconception. As we both agree it has no meaning when the output is to a display/projector. Moreover the file size does not change regardless of what might be entered. File size is determined solely by resolution and if file compression has been used. I have proved this several times in demonstrations to my camera club. I cannot condone using "Save for web" for club viewing or even home viewing. Yes it reduces file size but jpg compression reduces viewing quality. Ian

Hi Jill, I assume that your reply was directed to me and I fully recognise the need for moderation of file size. Your comment about "only needing 72dpi" is however an example of a long since perpetuated myth. Projector lcds, computer screens and TV screens all have their own fixed ppi (dpi is a printer term). No software can adjust the ppi of a projected or screen image. Ian

Many thanks to you both and all understood. Ian

All of my images are either NEF or RAF raw files. I use Adobe Lightroom Classic. My NEF raw files are 7360x4912 pixels (3:2) and my RAF raw files are 4,288 x 2,848 (3:2) I have no desire to shoot 16x9. As a PTE AV Studio newbie, I would like advice regarding optimum file resolution when exporting from Lightroom. (1) How does PTE handle a NEF to JPG export if I leave it at 7360x4912? (2) What is the minimum export resolution if I wanted to include zoom and pan effects? Ian

Thanks to you both for your replies. I'll go for the Studio version. Perhaps I'll find some PTE Studio Pro members videos and then I might upgrade. Ian

I'm trying to decide whether I should buy the Studio or the Studio Pro version. I have looked at the compare page but would have liked to read comments from users. So far I have not been able to find posts concerning the Pro version. I have downloaded the Studio time limited version. Ian