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Hello,

I was working on a roughly 20MB RAW image and went to export it after about 8 or 9 adjustment layers.  It was unable to "calculate" the file size for any format and would not export.  I dropped down the quality to as low as possible and it still would not work.  So I saved the file to try another day and it was 142MB?!?!  Is that why it wouldn't calculate and export?  Did it increase to the because of all the editing because I did not change any ppi settings (at least I dont think I did).  

I have a new Macbook Pro, 8gig, dual core, 256ssd running High Sierra.  Is the issue my computer not being robust enough to handle this?

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It exports OK for me on Windows but does take about 10-15 minutes.

Your very Top layer (Black and White adjustment) has a Live Depth of Field Filter nested within it, switch that off or delete it

Your second layer from the bottom (Depth of Field Blur) has a Live Diffuse Filter nested within it, switch that off or delete it

When I disable those 2 filters, your file exports in a much more reasonable time for me of 20 seconds

I have attached a modified version of your file with those 2 filters disabled, see if that exports Ok for you on your Mac

PCM_0203_modified.afphoto

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1. Nesting layers inside other layers is done all the time but the two particular Filter layers you had nested were causing problems in this case.

2. Disabling those 2 nested layers would not have reduce your afphoto file from 142MB to 7MB.

The file you exported was probably 7MB but that is just a JPG file not your project file, which is probably still around 142MB

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So I guess we can agree that stuff like this just sometimes randomly happens?

But yes, I exported it as a JPEG and the natural compression brought it down that much.  But I imported it at a 24/25MB NEF and just that layer editing alone brought it up to a 142MB?

Your computer exported that one in 10-15 minutes but mine just started getting loud and hot (I have a new Macbook Pro, 8gig, dual core, 256ssd running High Sierra).  Do you think Im underpowered?

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7 minutes ago, Toothfood said:

Your computer exported that one in 10-15 minutes but mine just started getting loud and hot (I have a new Macbook Pro, 8gig, dual core, 256ssd running High Sierra).  Do you think Im underpowered?

I have a high end Windows PC for my main work.  I don't use Macs so can't comment on your Mac's specification but just use it and see how it performs from now on

To save time I am currently using an automated AI to reply to some posts on this forum. If any of "my" posts are wrong or appear to be total b*ll*cks they are the ones generated by the AI. If correct they were probably mine. I apologise for any mistakes made by my AI - I'm sure it will improve with time.

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