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This is extremely helpful. I’ve struggled getting my images to look the best they can, on both Facebook and Instagram. I especially struggle when dealing with sharpness and the color looking accurate. Thanks so much for sharing! ❤️

This was such a HUGE help!!! Thank you for making this easy. I used this video to help me with facebook photos.

Spot on. Exactly the same process I've been using for several years. But, one dofference, I save as a .png file for upload. In my comaparisons in a couple of FB groups I asked people to try to identify the sharpest, and most of the time they picked the .png over the .jpeg

Hi, thx. Few suggestions though. First, don't change color depth to 8 bit at the beginning of process. Leave that for the last step. Photoshop has nice export for web dialog that automatically converts photo to sRGB and when saved as jpg, it will be also converted to 8 bit as jpg cannot be 16 bit. The more depth you use during manipulation, the better quality is retained. Second, don't use phone apps to upload images to facebook or instagram. Use browser from computer. I strongly suspect that apps do compress images before sending to servers. We want to avoid that extra step, because server will compress it anyway so you get double compression as a result = not good.

Adjusting the color profile was a really big help. Thanks for so many amazing tips.

thanks so much Francisco, your tutorials are always a great source knowledge.

This WORKS !!! I need to look at my wife’s phone but on my end I differently see the difference!!!

Wow! Flawless info

Finally a tutorial that gave me the results i was looking for! My pics on IG and FB already look amazing. Thank you.

I just wanted to thank you for all your videos I have learned so much

💥💥 To think how many photographers take your amazing info yet never thank you. Hoping to see you, Ash and Jenny back in Dumbo someday soon, my friend. 🤟🏼🌟

Thanks Francisco, you always provide great info, I will be trying this

Sensei! Keep it up! Love the information and appreciate the sharing!!!

Wow! It works! Thank you

Great video!👍🏻 How can we avoid pixelation or banding on images which we see mostly on studio backdrop ? Please make a video on this if possible.🙂

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I always learn a lot from you. Thanks!

You are talented .. thank you

Yooo this was so helpful thank you!

This was a very good video. I have very good photo skills but my software skills in LR & PS are sub-par, this will help me a lot. Thanks.

Thank you for sharing this❤❤❤ it helped me sharpened my photos and shared best images.

Great tutorial. Thanks. 😊

Thank you very much Francisco. My photos will be better on instagram and fb. :))

Excellent vid! It helped a lot

Very interesting and helpful video 😃👍

can't wait to try this out!

Excellent work as always 👏

You just helped a TON with this sharpening method!! Thank you so much 😊

I always just crop 4:5 to up in instagram, i will try to put the exact resolution and see if changes anything... thanks for the input. And for transfer the pictures from pc to phone i use on my android the file manager app solid explorer, than you just need to share the pictures folder o pc and put the pc as lan server on the solid manager app, after that when you export the photo to the folder you already will see on your phone, very practical

Excellent!

Missed u dude. Need to catch up on your vids bro 😄

Very cool, as I already do these but it was great to see a video to share with others...

Finally someone is sharing all important info with us in simple "English". Extremely helpful, logically explained - Thank you for sharing! Also, quick question, I am mostly working on Real Estate / Architectural photography and most of the times I use Bracketing method. Would you recommend to fully edit in photoshop and convert to online media you explained in this video or I should do partially bracketing and some editing in Lightroom and finish it up in Photoshop? Thanks in advance.

Fantastic stuff- AGAIN!

OMG a Game changer!! thanks mate!!!

Very helpful thank you

Amazing! Thank you so much.

This is so helpful thank you so much ❤️

So helpful! Curious as to what resolution you use to save images intended for prints. Please let me know :)

This was really helpful! Thank you 🙏🏿

Really helpful tip, i was struggling with my image especially in instagram, that my uploaded image looks much less saturated and dull with the original image. Alway love your tutorial and how simple you put it. Thanks alot 👍🏻

Thank you Because I learned a lot from you

thanks bro

Thank you so much bro! I have one question 🙋 How to export photoshop photo 🥹 Export ➡︎export as ?

Awesome&great video

Thanks for this! Do you have video on setting up images for print?

Nice vid

With the layers of sharpening, I focused on the face to see where I can see the 20+, 20+ additional sharpening but it was difficult to see any changes. Am I looking at the wrong area? As for the resizing and colours and profile, that is very informative, thanks for that. I rarely use social media but I've seen some amazing posts by photographers. Good to see how they do it too and the limitations they have when we upload our photos

Great idea bro 👍👍👍

Nice Video.... At the end when you have the 3 layers. Do you leave them as is or do you merge them and then do save as????

Nice!

snapdrop not sending from Windows 10 PC to iPhone. Any help?

This is amazing. Thank you for this, Is there any way to do this on Lightroom?

Thanks bud!

I found that sharpening after the edit (resizing) the photos liked strange online, Facebook completely ruined the photo, edges of the subject looked jagged/fuzzy

What size do you crop Landscape photo's to for Facebook? Really great video and super helpful tips

Since we know that you use a 42 mp camera , Those high pass numbers are also applied on 24 mp images? And do u export them in png or jpg ?

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PPI doesn’t matter for the web by the way. Pixels are pixels, there is no dimensions embedded in a digital file, which is why the 2 files you computed were the exact same file size. PPI only matters for printing. On the web, the convention is that we use 72PPI but again it doesn’t change anything. Also it would have been nice to tell your viewers what file format to choose to export the images.

Awesome TIp & i have a question why laptop & Desktop Colors Are Different, It is in same srgb space i think my Laptop srgb not 100% or Not calibrated with professional Tools

Hi. This is a great video. Just a quick one, what about if you want to export for website and for clients? Would you use the same process or another? Thanks in advance

Does it also apply to sharing with WhatsApp status

Good day .. do you save with maximum quality "12" when you use "save as"?

Great info , as always……Thanks a lot…..🙂 How about editing for website use? Our site developer demands 200-300 kb max for a large slider and often our 26mb images end up breaking wich is a shame……

Thanks for this! Will there be a difference if you "save for web" than "save as jpeg" ?

I have a Fujifilm gfx 50sii. Would I even have to increase the sharpening of my photos? The medium format has already alot more pixels because of its big sensor.

Hi! I have question on colorspace. Ive never messed with that before. Is there a way to permanently change the colorspace to always use srgb instead of having to manually change it from profoto?

How about Adobe rgb? It confuses me a bit because I saw one online photo magazine that made the claim that Adobe rgb color was like whole milk, and rgb color wise was like skim milk. A strange comparison, but what he was saying was that srgb was supposedly watered down as far as the color range was concerned. He was saying that this choice should be made in camera. But I know only a little bit about these things, so I will keep this video to go back to. Thanks for helping us out!🙂

Isn't it more efficient to convert right before exporting?

Can u Make a video to export for printing

Thank you so much. I have a question, how come when I try to save using PS, it doesn't let me save it as a JPG? It only gives me options to save as .TIFF, PS, PDF... etc

nice :)

When I use Photoshop to edit my photos and send them to FB and open them in FireFox, they are always over saturated in on my computer. If I open them on the same computer in say Chrome, they look fine. Any Idea why this is? Thanks!!! And thanks for all the great content.

Does this same format apply to ig? I know the dimensions are different but png?

Link to Windows works straight from the PC. No need for websites.

So how to do make your photo great colour grading

Hello, thank you so much for sharing. When I save as, I am saving in JPEG correct or PNG?

What about the process after "Save As"??? There's another menu. I'm assuming you "Save As a Copy" so the image can be saved as a jpg. But after that, there's the "Quality" option using a scale of 1 to 12. & that affects the file size. My old method of exporting in LRC was to drop the quality to 80 for Fb exports. Is this the same process you use...maybe 9.6 (that's 80% of 12). In LRC, I export ig images with a quality of 76. Would I Save As > Quality of...9.12 (76% of 12)????

Do you have an action made for this that covers both ratios to save time?

I should make all color/skin corrections before this point right?

Show us the end result on your social platform.

Facebook compresses photos if they have a resolution higher than 2048, but also if they exceed a certain size (Megabytes / Kilobytes). I don't know exactly, starting from what size, Facebook compresses the image. If you have this information, it is also very important. THX!

What do you think of 'save for web' method?

When you do save as, are you saving as JPG or PNG? I keep hearing PNG looks better or doesn’t lose much when going on social media. Also, export as in PS converts to 8 bit and SRGB for you as well. Just curious why you manually do that.

Are u Still using 2023 ? I like the way❤

QUESTION: I upload photos to facebook in the highest resolution, higher than 2048. I just checked and fb adjusts my hi rez images down to 2048. Given that they downsize them to 2048 is there any loss compared to my uploading in 2048. Thanks for your lesson, much appreciated.

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Pls make videos short

Step 1: Take a great photo...

poor tutorial. too much talking...

problem is i dont have time to do this to all 200 photos of a wedding album on facebook 😂

So basically to get the likes you want you have to spend over 10k in gear and editing software 🤔. I guess gear does matter Side note : no matter how I crop ahead of time for ig these methods do not work. I still can't post a full body photo unless I use the app nocrop which is horrible