Three ways to send takes out
Export, Hand off takes and Share review: what each one writes, where to find it, and which one you want.
Export: full-size files
The export dialog from top to bottom: format, quality, size, colour space, the engine and the folder, and what stops a run.
What an exported file contains
The colour space and bit depth Fast writes, the sidecar and manifest beside each file, and the camera data and credit line inside it.
Max quality and darktable
What the Max quality engine is, how to install darktable so it can run, what it refuses, and what it does not carry.
Export presets, renaming and watermarks
Saving a delivery recipe under a name, naming files and folders with tokens, and putting a text watermark on the exported file and nothing else.
Writing a preset by hand
The fields of export-presets.json, for the sizes and watermark settings the export dialog cannot set.
Watermark settings by hand
The watermark keys in export-presets.json, for a logo as the watermark and for the size and margin of a text one.
Hand off takes to another editor
Writing your decisions as XMP sidecars and a manifest for Lightroom, Capture One or any editor that reads XMP, without moving a single photograph.
Using a hand-off in your editor
How the sidecars a hand-off writes meet your photographs in Lightroom, Capture One or another editor, and what they carry across.
Share review: previews for a client
Building a folder of 2048 px JPEG previews of your takes, with a manifest, to send to a client by whatever means you already use.
Where files go, and what stays yours
Choosing a folder, the folders Vixlo refuses, what each run leaves behind, and what never changes however many times you export.