No, they can't be exported as (edited) HEIF. Just like you can't export raw files as (edited) raw. When you export images you have the same choice in file formats as with any other imported image.
Which is exactly what I'm asking for, the option to save into heif format. Browsers now have the option to open heif files so why not be able to take advantage of the smaller (lossless) file size of the heif in our daily use going forward?
Once a popular camera like the Canon 1DX3 starts shipping, the demand for working in heif format is going to skyrocket in my opinion. And I think other camera manufacturers will soon follow suit.
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Well, I just did a job with my wonderful new R6, came back and the new .HIF format is not taking kindly to LR CC version 3.4
What do I do now?
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Rick,
"HEIF files (from iPhone for example) are imported as HEIF".
What about HEIF files from a EOS R5? I cannot import them on Windows 10. Did I miss anything?
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