Once installed, there are very few extra steps to using the plug-in.
#BEAMER JPEGMINI PRO#
While JPEGmini Pro is a stand-alone desktop app, the suite option includes a Lightroom plug-in. The bottom line? If you are at the mercy of slow internet speeds, own a website, or need to free up hard drive space but can’t even fathom deleting old archives, the JPEG Mini Lightroom plug-in is a worthwhile investment. (There’s also a JPEGmini Capture One Plug-in, which we use to decrease page load times here at The Phoblographer). The JPEG Mini Lightroom Plug-in is a set-and-forget way to resize files without interrupting my current workflow. I’ve used the stand-alone version of JPEGmini Pro before, which resizes images with very little loss of quality. I just delivered more than 900 full-resolution images working off nothing but a smartphone hotspot and an international plan that drops to 3G speeds after the first 2 GB - thanks to JPEGmini. That’s where the JPEGmini Lightroom Plug-in comes in. The decision over whether to upload high-resolution files to deliver to clients and to resize files in a way that, well, actually gets to its destination is the metaphorical rock and a hard place. And when I travel, I’m controlled by a Wi-Fi hotspot that quits working under heavy cloud cover. I live in a rural area with mediocre internet - and that’s being generous. As a photographer, I’m often at the mercy of internet speeds.
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