Want to learn how to post High Quality images on Facebook?

As a photographer, showing your images in print or on the web in the best quality possible is not only satisfying, but paramount. Regardless if we make a living of our craft, or pursue it as a passion alone, showcasing our imagery in an inferior way doesn’t make much sense.

We all know that when it comes to images, Facebook adds some pretty nasty compression to our images making them look no way near as clear and crisp as the original files. Little did I know that there’s a great workaround for uploading images to Facebook which retains the sharpness from the original files, making my images look just as good as they do in my image software. I won’t get technical here, I couldn’t do it justice anyway, so just dig into the article below instead. If you are annoyed by Facebook messing up the images you upload to the platform, then check out this excellent article by Nino Batista. I tried this myself a few days ago and by the looks of it, my days as an annoyed Facebook user are over (at least in that respect).

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