Exporting DNG (RAW) file from Lightroom CC mobile
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Exporting DNG (RAW) file from Lightroom CC mobile

Updated: May 13, 2021


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A quick guide on how to export the RAW/DNG file from Adobe Lightroom CC on mobile and share them on DropBox.


Step 1 - Create a folder on Dropbox


Create a folder on Dropbox that you will upload the DNG files into from Lightroom.


Step 2 - Navigate to All Photos


Within Lightroom, click All Photos

Step 2. Export raw files from Lightroom CC. Photography Tips. Photographer. Photography. Travel blog. Travel blogger. Travel vlog. Digital Nomad. Vanlife. Vanlifer. Grumpy Git's Road Trip.

Step 3 - Select image to export


From your All Photos album, click/select the image you would like to export


Step 4 - Select Export


Once you have opened the image you would like to export, click the 'Export' button top of the screen as circled below.

Step 4. Select Export. Photography Tips. Photographer. Photography. Travel blog. Travel blogger. Travel vlog. Digital Nomad. Vanlife. Vanlifer. Grumpy Git's Road Trip.

Step 5 - Export as


At the bottom of the menu, select 'Export as....'

Step 5 - Export As. Photography Tips. Photographer. Photography. Travel blog. Travel blogger. Travel vlog. Digital Nomad. Vanlife. Vanlifer. Grumpy Git's Road Trip.

Step 6 - Select 'Original'


Select the drop-down under 'File Type' and select 'Original' or 'DNG' from the menu.

Step 6 - Select original. Photography Tips. Photographer. Photography. Travel blog. Travel blogger. Travel vlog. Digital Nomad. Vanlife. Vanlifer. Grumpy Git's Road Trip.

Step 7 - Confirm


Select/click the tick top right of the screen


Step 7 - confirm. Photography Tips. Photographer. Photography. Travel blog. Travel blogger. Travel vlog. Digital Nomad. Vanlife. Vanlifer. Grumpy Git's Road Trip.

Step 8 - Save to Dropbox


Select Save to Dropbox from the menu and then navigate to and select the Dropbox folder you created in step 1 and click Save


Step 8 - Save to Dropbox. Photography Tips. Photographer. Photography. Travel blog. Travel blogger. Travel vlog. Digital Nomad. Vanlife. Vanlifer. Grumpy Git's Road Trip.

Done!



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