p.2 #3 · What LR and Photoshop setting for Facebook?
I just uploaded a set yesterday at ~1300px wide - resized in PS. Looks pretty good to me! Dunno why some of you guys still upload only at 720px - that's waay too small - bigger images are so much better, trust me.
p.2 #4 · What LR and Photoshop setting for Facebook?
Sami Ruusunen wrote:
Standard facebook image size is 720 pixels on the wide side. Just add some sharpening and remember to upload the photo "high quality" to facebook.
This.
And yes, awesome work on the set posted.
I remember seeing that previously, time to look through it again.
p.2 #5 · What LR and Photoshop setting for Facebook?
up to a few weeks ago the official size was 960px long edge for facebook, then it changed to 2048 x 2048 max resolution. Their compression algorithm changed to handle srgb conversion much better. Usually to keep images sharp just for facebook I take images and do a Photoshop unsharp mask at 500% at 0.2px, 0 threshold and it insures sharpness against any compression mishaps or image quality loss.
p.2 #7 · What LR and Photoshop setting for Facebook?
azkaps wrote:
I just uploaded a set yesterday at ~1300px wide - resized in PS. Looks pretty good to me! Dunno why some of you guys still upload only at 720px - that's waay too small - bigger images are so much better, trust me.
Why is bigger better? I don't really want huge versions of my images all over the web for people to do with as they please...
p.2 #8 · What LR and Photoshop setting for Facebook?
TTLKurtis wrote:
Why is bigger better? I don't really want huge versions of my images all over the web for people to do with as they please...
Put a watermark in the corner or edge, and live with it. As soon as you upload it anywhere, you've lost control of it. Why even post onto a social networking site if you don't want people to see it?
p.2 #9 · What LR and Photoshop setting for Facebook?
alohadave wrote:
Put a watermark in the corner or edge, and live with it. As soon as you upload it anywhere, you've lost control of it. Why even post onto a social networking site if you don't want people to see it?
I *wouldn't* post them on a social networking site if I didn't want to see it... but that doesn't mean I want to give them a giant image.
