I have to say Chris, this is the most instructive and constructive video I've watched in a long, long time!! I have to admit, it did take me about 115 minutes more than the 5 mins advertised, but thats down to my stupidity!! Thanks to you, I now have a great website to show off my images, I'm really over the moon. Thanks again Chris for a brilliant video.
Come back to this for reference. Squarespace is a little too expensive for what I need so I'm going to follow this video and make a simple portfolio this evening! - Cheers Chris!!
Thank you, Chris, for a brilliant tutorial. I knew nothing about creating a website using Adobe. With the help of your tutorial, I've succeeded in creating one. A BIG thank you.
Hi Chris, thanks for a great video - short and to the point! Did you ever create the follow-up one that you refer to? I can't find it anywhere, but I'd love to see it. Thanks!
This a nice addition to the Adobe subscription I didn’t know was there, thanks for that Chris, I’ll have a give it a go and my favourite images out there for the world to see without being mutilated by Facebook compression . I actually discovered last month that my wife gets full access to the entire Adobe suite through her work (a large UK university) which has enabled me to cancel my sub and save a few quid a month! Hope lockdown mk2 is treating you well, nearly there now. Stay safe!
Fantastic video! Is there going to be a part 2? I've made a website and got it up and running... But now I'm simply going to steal... eeerh... Be inspired by your ultrafast build:)
😲😲😲 well thats just bloody marvellous, and a silky smooth voice over as well. 😉😉 Guess what I'm doing tomorrow after my eye test??? Best wishes as always Tony Bucket Hands.
It's something I've always thought wouldn't be possible for me, but your video has definitely give me some inspiration, and I will definitely give it a try Chris.
I think that is definitely the case Nigel. Personally, I use Lightroom Classic, Spark and Portfolio. I rarely use Photoshop. Never touched Lightroom or Lightroom Mobile.
Thank you Chris! I've had a subscription based website for several years, which costs me now quite a bit more than my Adobe Photographers subscription. So I've been thinking about switching to Adobe Portfolio, and letting go of my zenfolio site. I like the way the zenfolio site looks, but it's more than I need now. You mention at the end of this video, that you plan to do a follow-up to this one to demonstrate ways to give your Portfolio website more professional punch. If it is up, couldn't you post me to it, and if not, are you still planning on doing an update? Count me as interested!
Brilliant! thanks Chris, well explained and so simple.... going to have a go this afternoon. Just one additional thought to add. As photographers we're exposed to theft of our images. It is worth preventing right click on images to stop people taking them. (settings, site options, disable right click to protect your images). Perhaps also adding the dreaded copyright, or am I being paranoid :-)
Excellent video Chris, even though I already use portfolio as my website platform and I’ve linked it to my domain, I saw a couple of things that I can use to improve. Good job.
Thanks Chris that was really helpful. I do have a website but because I only have it for me and to share with family and friends , it is a bit over the top for my needs especially as there is an annual charge. I do subscribe to Adobe so I will give it a go. Take care.
Excellent video Chris - thank you so much for posting! I really enjoyed learning all this - I subscribe to the Adobe photography package so will be able to access Adobe Portfolio. Really looking forward to having a go! Much appreciated - thank you Chris!
I think you a right there Adrian. But I very much doubt SquareSpace would ever be interested in a pokey little channel like mine. Adobe on the other hand have been super supportive of my channel recently.
Thanks Chris, this may have saved me a heap of cash. Now to get searching to see if it'll do the two things I really want it to do, and if it does I may be changing my website very shortly.
@@ChrisSalePhoto If it was to replace my current website then being able to use a custom URL would be important (I'm pretty sure it's possible from what I've read so far), and also it would be nice to link to an external page where I have pictures for sale. If it would do both those things then it doesn't really make sense to be paying for my current host when this is included in my current subscription.
Yes, you can link to other sites. If I were to give up my WordPress site I would continue to sell my images via Ko-fi. What do you mean by 'custom url'?
@@ChrisSalePhoto by custom url I mean having for example 'website.com' instead of 'website.myportfolio.com'. From what I've read I should be able to go into my account with the company I have my domain with and change the DNS settings
I actually went to college back in the mid-late 90's to learn how to build web pages, and did build quite a good one for a friend with a b and b, have not got a clue what I learned back then though, just taken me an hour to build a home page, as an exercise in keeping myself busy a bit longer it works well, I suppose sizing the images for the web in photoshop would be better perhaps than just copying straight in from LR ?, you do realise you have now left yourself open to all sorts of how do I do this, dont you. lol
Hi Kelvin, didbyou build the homepage with Adobe Portfolio? To answer your question if you share a Lighroom album via the cloud all of the resizing is taken care of automatically. When adding individual images (as I did on my home and about pages) it is probably wise to resize them. I output most of my images in 1920x1080 directly from Lightroom.
Although I had to stroll thru your video to get the tutorial (after almost 5min of nothing), I appreciate you sharing how to create a portfolio. I finally created one, from your directions.
Hi Chris, I set up a portfolio website via my adobe subscription and I found it extremely difficult to set up and alter (I am very poorly skilled in IT though) when i finish watching your vlog I will revisit to see if I manage better, thanks Derek
Really Derek? That does surprise me. I found it so easy. I guess it helps having 20 years of experience in IT! :) Let me know how you get on second time around. There is an article on my website that you might find useful... chrissale.co.uk/wp/create-a-photo-website-with-adobe-portfolio/
A very helpful and well constructed video, so much so that I have just set up my Adobe Portfolio website. Very happy with the result so thanks for your help Chris. One observation - Google draws a blank when you search for it, probably a limitation of the product given it is basic and I am not paying much for it?
Thanks for your clear and concise explanation.Chris, but like David, I have spent half an afternoon trying to make the page, and I admit it was worth it. One question, how do I make more collections of photos, i.e. different albums. I would be very grateful if you could answer me. Signed, an clumsy follower :)
I had already built my own Adobe myportfolio website but the help I really need is in SEO. I'm not expecting a high ranking but it would be helpful if Google would at least find the website. In particular what are meta tags and how do I write them? Most of what I've found on the web and RUclips on this subject just goes over my head. I know it's not directly a photography topic but if you should find yourself with some free time on your hands (too much to ask?) can you explain this in simple terms for the hard of understanding such as me. Many thanks.
I am using LightRoom Classic. I have figured out how to make a photo collection. However, I cannot see how to sync that with the Adobe cloud storage. Any help would be much appreciated. Thanks!
Thank you for this tutorial Chris 👍 I look forward to the follow up. How would you rate the benefit and potential business value of such a neat simple website compared to your established site? I'm thinking particularly if we wanted to promote sales of photographs, would it be sufficient? Thanks again Chris.
Hi Stephen - I think that Adobe Portfolio has the potential to replace my WordPress site. The 2 areas that it doesn't cover is blogging and eCommerce. However, we do have other options for both of those these days. For example I now sell prints via my Ko-fi page.
Tnx Chris didn’t know this ever existed. Looking up for the follow up. Does it mean that if you stop your subscription the website disappears and does Adobe lay any claims over the photos posted there?
Hi Dimitris - to answer your questions, yes you loose your site if you stop your subscription, but I believe Adobe just stop traffic to it, it isn't physically deleted. I don't believe Adobe had any rights to your photos if you add them to your website. I don't know for sure but I will ask them.
Excellent video, well described. Thanks Chris. Oh, do Adobe charge for hosting the website or is that part of the subscription - I have the same photography subscription.
Thank you so much for this information. Your step by step instructions guided me through the process this morning. I was thrilled it didn't take me all day. I do have a question....is there some way to add text to the photos in the portfolio?
Unfortunately I don't think there is. If you want to add text to photos have a look at Adobe Spark. I use it to create the thumbnails for these videos.
Hello Chris, thanks for the information, it's something I have been thinking about to showcase photographs. As it is a subscription, how cost effective is it? As lockdown continues stay safe 😷
Hi Malcolm - It currently costs me about £11 per month to host chrissale.co.uk. A photography plan with Adobe costs £10 per month. For that you get Lightroom, Lightroom Classic, Lightroom Mobile, Photoshop, Adobe Spark and Adobe Portfolio. I think that is a pretty good deal.
Useful video but a little bit more detail on how you added the image to the about page and opened the text box to type your about info in would be useful , I appreciate you were against the clock.But adobe portfolio isn't very clear to use for a none IT expert like me , which is why I suspect people don't use it
Worked it out now after watching this video several times I now have a functioning website and now looking forward to the follow up video , thanks Rich
Hi Chris.. thanks for the tutorial, Just a question, how can i create some album inside the Page? Example.. i would like to have on "Work" Page .. two album , Family and Wedding then i want upload different pictures inside the album.. Is It possible?
Thank you Chris. I missed your webinar on building websites, I wish I had been able to participate in that. I've thought about starting a website in the past but just couldn't convince myself that my photos were good enough to bother having my own website. If I built a simple website like the one you just demonstrated, how difficult would it be to take down if I decided I no longer wanted one?
Hi Peter, to answer your question it is very simple to 'unpublish' your Adobe Portfolio website. Just a click of a button I believe. I think we all have concerns about our work being good enough to share. But I don't think you'll ever know unless you try.
Wow, that is very interesting, I never knew this was in my photography subscription from Adobe! This website is completely free (except for of course paying for the monthly subscription)?
Hi Elly - yes, absolutely! Adobe will host 5 portfolio sites on their severs for you as part of you Creative Cloud subscription (photography plan). If you do go ahead and build one I would love to see it.
Hello Chris, I've just watched at the video, I am working right now on my website with adobe portfolio but how can I make sure that the images won't be stolen or copied? Also can I put information on the image for google +? thank you for your reply; Very interesting video
Hi Chris. I have been trying to build a simple Portfolio website after following your instructions. No joy, unfortunately you sometimes use words which I am unfamiliar with. How about an 'idiots guide' to build a portfolio for people in their 80's. Regards from another Chris.
Interesting information Chris... Unfortunately, or fortunately, I’m not a user of Photoshop nor Lightroom. I had a copy of each back in the days of old when you could purchase your software once and your done rather than paying for it month after month use it or not as Adobe thinks it should be... I’ve never had a website, perhaps someday I will but it won’t be via Adobe as I just haven’t been able to come to terms with continually paying for your software.
Hi Hugh - personally I prefer the subscription model. A photography subscription costs me just £120 a year. How much was CS6 when it was launched? £600? That's that annual price of their full suite of products. Seems like a bargin to me in comparison!
I don't think we want to be too committed to Adobe. As Dimitris just said having Adobe control your online presence ties you to their subscription. That's the problem. It takes away one's independence and control over their own website. At least that's the perception. It may be a great website, but it's not ours. I love Adobe and really want to be an Adobe fanboy but I haven't updated from PS 6 because of the subscription model. And it's not even that. It's the fact that it's REAL SIMPLE to join but try cancelling your subscription and you have to ring a call centre overseas and wait in line 3 days (exaggeration) before you get an answer. Are you kidding? That's my issue. I may be wrong about all this now so apologies if so but at the start cancelling a subscription was made impossible.
Hi Tony - My own personal experience with Adobe subscriptions has been very good. I used to have a Premiere Rush subscription but I decided to cancel it. It could not have been easier. You are right to a certain extent about Adobe having control of your online presence but everyone has full access to the underlying HTML of their site so it would be easy to get a copy. That way you'd could keep hold of all of your content.
I wish you hadn't tried to do it in 5 min, I'd rather a little more time and explanation. I'm finding these website makers don't allow me to show my photos as I took them, they keep cropping them to fit the mold. I should be able to adjust that myself, if I want.
What a pity you wanted to do it in 5 minutes... I would have preferred a little slower demonstration and going step by step... maybe Adobe has changed things meanwhile, but I did not find certain steps. Have to look further.. thanks anyway !
Hi Hilary, before I became a photographer I had a 20 year career in IT so I have a little experience in this area. Unfortunately there is practically nothing that can be done to stop people from stealing your images. The same goes for platforms such as Instagram and Flickr I am afraid.
I have to say Chris, this is the most instructive and constructive video I've watched in a long, long time!! I have to admit, it did take me about 115 minutes more than the 5 mins advertised, but thats down to my stupidity!! Thanks to you, I now have a great website to show off my images, I'm really over the moon.
Thanks again Chris for a brilliant video.
That is so good to hear David. Let me know the URL so that I can check it out.
What a pleasure to watch a photo vlog not trying to flog Squarespace. A nice presentation too!
Thanks Chris, glad you liked it.
Nicely presented Chris. Must give this a try (fingers crossed).
Give it a go John and let me know how you get on.
Come back to this for reference. Squarespace is a little too expensive for what I need so I'm going to follow this video and make a simple portfolio this evening! - Cheers Chris!!
Thanks Chris, a hidden thing that I have been paying for without knowing. I will try it out.
Give it a go Kevin and let me know how you get on.
Thank you, Chris, for a brilliant tutorial. I knew nothing about creating a website using Adobe. With the help of your tutorial, I've succeeded in creating one. A BIG thank you.
Thanks so much for this Video! literally did mine In 30mins all thanks to your advice. excited to see part 2.
Hi Chris, thanks for a great video - short and to the point! Did you ever create the follow-up one that you refer to? I can't find it anywhere, but I'd love to see it. Thanks!
Brilliant ! My Landscape Photos are now displayed beautifully.
very well done mister. So simple and straight forward
This a nice addition to the Adobe subscription I didn’t know was there, thanks for that Chris, I’ll have a give it a go and my favourite images out there for the world to see without being mutilated by Facebook compression . I actually discovered last month that my wife gets full access to the entire Adobe suite through her work (a large UK university) which has enabled me to cancel my sub and save a few quid a month!
Hope lockdown mk2 is treating you well, nearly there now. Stay safe!
Good to hear that you can save some cash on a subscription Phil. You have no excuses for creating a site of your own now mate! :)
Thanks Chris. I might just sign up now
Fantastic video! Is there going to be a part 2? I've made a website and got it up and running... But now I'm simply going to steal... eeerh... Be inspired by your ultrafast build:)
Thanks for this, it was so clear that I finally got my act together and created a website following along with your video. Thanks again
Fantastic to hear Richard! Are you pleased with it?
Hi greetings from INDIA , I am thinking that why such a informative video does not get much reach thank you so much .
I should say I love the way u lighting your video ( the tow lamps to the wall ) well done mate
you mentioned you were going to do a follow up video on this, did that ever happen? Would love to see more
So helpful as i have the same photography package and did not know that a Portfolio maker was included.
😲😲😲 well thats just bloody marvellous, and a silky smooth voice over as well. 😉😉
Guess what I'm doing tomorrow after my eye test???
Best wishes as always
Tony Bucket Hands.
Are you going to have a crack at creating your own site then mate? Shout if you have any problems.
Thanks Chris, I attempted this a few months back and gave up on it. With your video as help I might give it another try.
Glad to hear it Don, let me know how you get on.
Great tutorial, this was very helpful. Thanks for sharing.
Thanks Chris, I wasn't aware of this adobe offering within the photography plan! I'll give it a look.
what a good boy you are!👍🏻
I AM a good boy! :)
Great video tutorial to get me started! Thanks, Chris.
Great video Chris, I didn't even know this existed, but it could be very useful for many people.
Thanks Aaron, do you think you have a go at building your own website?
It's something I've always thought wouldn't be possible for me, but your video has definitely give me some inspiration, and I will definitely give it a try Chris.
Great idea, and I do appreciate! Need to use it!
Go for it Bill, and let me know how you get on.
thanks a lot!!! so nice reverb
Brilliant, Chris. Thanks for this. I suppose many of us are only using a few Adobe features when we could be doing so much more!
I think that is definitely the case Nigel. Personally, I use Lightroom Classic, Spark and Portfolio. I rarely use Photoshop. Never touched Lightroom or Lightroom Mobile.
Thanks Chris,
Another well executed video
Thanks Tim
Thanks Chris.
Thank for your video. I discover something. Great !!! Hi from Montreal.
Thank you Chris! I've had a subscription based website for several years, which costs me now quite a bit more than my Adobe Photographers subscription. So I've been thinking about switching to Adobe Portfolio, and letting go of my zenfolio site. I like the way the zenfolio site looks, but it's more than I need now. You mention at the end of this video, that you plan to do a follow-up to this one to demonstrate ways to give your Portfolio website more professional punch. If it is up, couldn't you post me to it, and if not, are you still planning on doing an update? Count me as interested!
Thank you for explaining this thoroughly!
Thank you, that was the best tutorial video I've seen, you really helped me sort my new website out!
BROOO thankyou so much, this really helped and the tutorial was really easy to use as well :)
Brilliant! thanks Chris, well explained and so simple.... going to have a go this afternoon. Just one additional thought to add. As photographers we're exposed to theft of our images. It is worth preventing right click on images to stop people taking them. (settings, site options, disable right click to protect your images). Perhaps also adding the dreaded copyright, or am I being paranoid :-)
Many thanks Chris, great video
It's a pleasure Andy
Thanks for this Chris got my website up and running today, looking forward to Part 2 !
Excellent video Chris, even though I already use portfolio as my website platform and I’ve linked it to my domain, I saw a couple of things that I can use to improve. Good job.
Good the hear Justyn. How long have you been using Portfolio for?
Really useful Chris, thanks for the heads up, never knew thats what Portfolio could be used for..all the best and keep up the good work..
My pleasure Martin - are you going to have a go at building a website yourself?
@@ChrisSalePhoto Something I would like to do in the future for sure..
Thanks Chris that was really helpful. I do have a website but because I only have it for me and to share with family and friends , it is a bit over the top for my needs especially as there is an annual charge. I do subscribe to Adobe so I will give it a go. Take care.
Give it a go Rod and let me know how you get on. I am so impressed with Portfolio that I am considering getting rid of my WordPress site.
Fantastic video Chris Thanks
My pleasure, so glad that you liked it.
Excellent video Chris - thank you so much for posting! I really enjoyed learning all this - I subscribe to the Adobe photography package so will be able to access Adobe Portfolio. Really looking forward to having a go! Much appreciated - thank you Chris!
I am so pleased to hear that you are going to have a go at building your own site Tom. Have a go and let me know how you get on.
@@ChrisSalePhoto Thank you Chris - I certainly will! Cheers.
Excellent video Chris. I didn't know Adobe Portfolio existed. I fear you may have burned your bridges with Squarespace though haha
I think you a right there Adrian. But I very much doubt SquareSpace would ever be interested in a pokey little channel like mine. Adobe on the other hand have been super supportive of my channel recently.
Thanks Chris, this may have saved me a heap of cash. Now to get searching to see if it'll do the two things I really want it to do, and if it does I may be changing my website very shortly.
Good to hear Chris. What 2 requirements do you have? Maybe I could help.
@@ChrisSalePhoto If it was to replace my current website then being able to use a custom URL would be important (I'm pretty sure it's possible from what I've read so far), and also it would be nice to link to an external page where I have pictures for sale. If it would do both those things then it doesn't really make sense to be paying for my current host when this is included in my current subscription.
Yes, you can link to other sites. If I were to give up my WordPress site I would continue to sell my images via Ko-fi. What do you mean by 'custom url'?
@@ChrisSalePhoto by custom url I mean having for example 'website.com' instead of 'website.myportfolio.com'. From what I've read I should be able to go into my account with the company I have my domain with and change the DNS settings
Yes, you can transfer your domain to Adobe Portfolio.
Thank you so much ! Great help
I actually went to college back in the mid-late 90's to learn how to build web pages, and did build quite a good one for a friend with a b and b, have not got a clue what I learned back then though, just taken me an hour to build a home page, as an exercise in keeping myself busy a bit longer it works well, I suppose sizing the images for the web in photoshop would be better perhaps than just copying straight in from LR ?, you do realise you have now left yourself open to all sorts of how do I do this, dont you. lol
Hi Kelvin, didbyou build the homepage with Adobe Portfolio? To answer your question if you share a Lighroom album via the cloud all of the resizing is taken care of automatically. When adding individual images (as I did on my home and about pages) it is probably wise to resize them. I output most of my images in 1920x1080 directly from Lightroom.
Fantastic Chris, the best illustration of this feature I’ve seen!
Great video Chris
Thanks Ben, glad that you think so.
Great job putting this together mate
Although I had to stroll thru your video to get the tutorial (after almost 5min of nothing), I appreciate you sharing how to create a portfolio. I finally created one, from your directions.
Hi Chris, I set up a portfolio website via my adobe subscription and I found it extremely difficult to set up and alter (I am very poorly skilled in IT though) when i finish watching your vlog I will revisit to see if I manage better, thanks Derek
Really Derek? That does surprise me. I found it so easy. I guess it helps having 20 years of experience in IT! :) Let me know how you get on second time around. There is an article on my website that you might find useful... chrissale.co.uk/wp/create-a-photo-website-with-adobe-portfolio/
@@ChrisSalePhoto thanks I will , its fair to say I am a numpty at IT stuff!
Great vid Chris! Your colors are popping in this vid. Awesome!
I'll let you into a little secret Marguerite, my poor old laptop can't handle colour grading so this is straight out of camera. Don't tell Tyler! :)
Nice vid mate. I think it's time for the 2nd part. Init? 🙃
thank you
A very helpful and well constructed video, so much so that I have just set up my Adobe Portfolio website. Very happy with the result so thanks for your help Chris. One observation - Google draws a blank when you search for it, probably a limitation of the product given it is basic and I am not paying much for it?
Thanks for your clear and concise explanation.Chris, but like David, I have spent half an afternoon trying to make the page, and I admit it was worth it.
One question, how do I make more collections of photos, i.e. different albums. I would be very grateful if you could answer me. Signed, an clumsy follower :)
Wheres the follow up Chris? Enjoyed this but would like to progress
I had already built my own Adobe myportfolio website but the help I really need is in SEO. I'm not expecting a high ranking but it would be helpful if Google would at least find the website. In particular what are meta tags and how do I write them? Most of what I've found on the web and RUclips on this subject just goes over my head. I know it's not directly a photography topic but if you should find yourself with some free time on your hands (too much to ask?) can you explain this in simple terms for the hard of understanding such as me. Many thanks.
A great tutorial. Very helpful. Did you make the follow up video ? I can’t seem to find it.
Hi Chris, can you add something to the portfolio to sell photography?
How do you move photos in between texts? I am struggling to find that
Can you please tell me what your current website is built with?
I am using LightRoom Classic. I have figured out how to make a photo collection. However, I cannot see how to sync that with the Adobe cloud storage. Any help would be much appreciated. Thanks!
Can you add selling prints? Photo books etc on this program? Like square space
Do I need to sync an album first? Can’t this be done from the local album?
Do you used full resolution photos individually and if not then what is your upsizing resolution?
Chris: How do I get add content to the About page. I can't get the blue add line to appear.
Thank you for this tutorial Chris 👍 I look forward to the follow up. How would you rate the benefit and potential business value of such a neat simple website compared to your established site? I'm thinking particularly if we wanted to promote sales of photographs, would it be sufficient? Thanks again Chris.
Hi Stephen - I think that Adobe Portfolio has the potential to replace my WordPress site. The 2 areas that it doesn't cover is blogging and eCommerce. However, we do have other options for both of those these days. For example I now sell prints via my Ko-fi page.
@@ChrisSalePhoto Thanks for your feedback on this Chris it’s much appreciated 🙏 I’ll be giving your proposals a go 👍
Tnx Chris didn’t know this ever existed. Looking up for the follow up. Does it mean that if you stop your subscription the website disappears and does Adobe lay any claims over the photos posted there?
Hi Dimitris - to answer your questions, yes you loose your site if you stop your subscription, but I believe Adobe just stop traffic to it, it isn't physically deleted. I don't believe Adobe had any rights to your photos if you add them to your website. I don't know for sure but I will ask them.
How did you make it so that thumbnails become full images when you click on them?
Amazing
Thank you.
Excellent video, well described. Thanks Chris. Oh, do Adobe charge for hosting the website or is that part of the subscription - I have the same photography subscription.
Hi Jeff - there is no extra charge for hosting the website. It is all part of your monthly subscription.
@@ChrisSalePhoto I might have a go at that. Cheers !
Thank you so much for this information. Your step by step instructions guided me through the process this morning. I was thrilled it didn't take me all day. I do have a question....is there some way to add text to the photos in the portfolio?
Unfortunately I don't think there is. If you want to add text to photos have a look at Adobe Spark. I use it to create the thumbnails for these videos.
@@ChrisSalePhoto thank you! So enjoy your channel!
@@ChrisSalePhoto just by accident I found that there is a place to add text. Edit grid and there it is.
Oh! Captions! Sorry, I misunderstood.
@@ChrisSalePhoto I didn't actually make myself very clear :-)
Hello Chris, thanks for the information, it's something I have been thinking about to showcase photographs. As it is a subscription, how cost effective is it? As lockdown continues stay safe 😷
Hi Malcolm - It currently costs me about £11 per month to host chrissale.co.uk. A photography plan with Adobe costs £10 per month. For that you get Lightroom, Lightroom Classic, Lightroom Mobile, Photoshop, Adobe Spark and Adobe Portfolio. I think that is a pretty good deal.
Something to keep in mind: please everyone, don't make an intro section where you have to click enter.
Useful video but a little bit more detail on how you added the image to the about page and opened the text box to type your about info in would be useful , I appreciate you were against the clock.But adobe portfolio isn't very clear to use for a none IT expert like me , which is why I suspect people don't use it
Worked it out now after watching this video several times I now have a functioning website and now looking forward to the follow up video , thanks Rich
Hi Chris.. thanks for the tutorial, Just a question, how can i create some album inside the Page? Example.. i would like to have on "Work" Page .. two album , Family and Wedding then i want upload different pictures inside the album.. Is It possible?
Thanks man now I look more professional lol
Thank you Chris. I missed your webinar on building websites, I wish I had been able to participate in that. I've thought about starting a website in the past but just couldn't convince myself that my photos were good enough to bother having my own website. If I built a simple website like the one you just demonstrated, how difficult would it be to take down if I decided I no longer wanted one?
Hi Peter, to answer your question it is very simple to 'unpublish' your Adobe Portfolio website. Just a click of a button I believe. I think we all have concerns about our work being good enough to share. But I don't think you'll ever know unless you try.
Wow, that is very interesting, I never knew this was in my photography subscription from Adobe! This website is completely free (except for of course paying for the monthly subscription)?
Hi Elly - yes, absolutely! Adobe will host 5 portfolio sites on their severs for you as part of you Creative Cloud subscription (photography plan). If you do go ahead and build one I would love to see it.
@@ChrisSalePhoto Thank you, I will look into that someday! I will have to find some time to do this though..
Hello Chris, I've just watched at the video, I am working right now on my website with adobe portfolio but how can I make sure that the images won't be stolen or copied? Also can I put information on the image for google +? thank you for your reply; Very interesting video
Can you move images where you actually want them? How do I upload and move images freely?
Great vlog, I cant even find the library to put the collection together., any help would be greatly received from anyone. Thanks
Please turn off the music, otherwise a very good tutorial.
Hi Chris. I have been trying to build a simple Portfolio website after following your instructions. No joy, unfortunately you sometimes use words which I am unfamiliar with. How about an 'idiots guide' to build a portfolio for people in their 80's. Regards from another Chris.
the myprotfolio extension is annoying tho
Interesting information Chris...
Unfortunately, or fortunately, I’m not a user of Photoshop nor Lightroom. I had a copy of each back in the days of old when you could purchase your software once and your done rather than paying for it month after month use it or not as Adobe thinks it should be...
I’ve never had a website, perhaps someday I will but it won’t be via Adobe as I just haven’t been able to come to terms with continually paying for your software.
Hi Hugh - personally I prefer the subscription model. A photography subscription costs me just £120 a year. How much was CS6 when it was launched? £600? That's that annual price of their full suite of products. Seems like a bargin to me in comparison!
@@ChrisSalePhoto I’ll have to take another look as that price seems lower than I remember, thank you.
I don't think we want to be too committed to Adobe. As Dimitris just said having Adobe control your online presence ties you to their subscription. That's the problem. It takes away one's independence and control over their own website. At least that's the perception. It may be a great website, but it's not ours. I love Adobe and really want to be an Adobe fanboy but I haven't updated from PS 6 because of the subscription model. And it's not even that. It's the fact that it's REAL SIMPLE to join but try cancelling your subscription and you have to ring a call centre overseas and wait in line 3 days (exaggeration) before you get an answer. Are you kidding? That's my issue. I may be wrong about all this now so apologies if so but at the start cancelling a subscription was made impossible.
Hi Tony - My own personal experience with Adobe subscriptions has been very good. I used to have a Premiere Rush subscription but I decided to cancel it. It could not have been easier. You are right to a certain extent about Adobe having control of your online presence but everyone has full access to the underlying HTML of their site so it would be easy to get a copy. That way you'd could keep hold of all of your content.
can anyone upload their photo?
Its not free anymore
Found the video today, sadly your website doesn’t exist anymore?
Is it free Chris ?
I wish you hadn't tried to do it in 5 min, I'd rather a little more time and explanation. I'm finding these website makers don't allow me to show my photos as I took them, they keep cropping them to fit the mold. I should be able to adjust that myself, if I want.
What a pity you wanted to do it in 5 minutes... I would have preferred a little slower demonstration and going step by step... maybe Adobe has changed things meanwhile, but I did not find certain steps. Have to look further.. thanks anyway !
you never made the follow up video *sob*
I’ll set a week aside
I reckon you could have it cracking in a weekend Tim!
Brilliant, you're wasted on this photography game. Ever thought of a career in IT?
IT is a young man's game David. I am too long in the tooth these days. :)
that " myportfolio " kills the whole thing tbh
Behance is free so...Behance is bestter,... This web is not free,...
a big problem for me with this website is anyone can download your photos a with a single click - I just nicked one of your photos - only kidding :-)
@@SteveMellorPhotography As someone who has had _dozens_ of photos nicked over the years, props to you for the 3rd point!
Hi Hilary, before I became a photographer I had a 20 year career in IT so I have a little experience in this area. Unfortunately there is practically nothing that can be done to stop people from stealing your images. The same goes for platforms such as Instagram and Flickr I am afraid.