The Best Instagram Export Settings for Adobe Lightroom
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- Опубликовано: 30 июл 2024
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#tutorial #instagram #lightroom
0:00 Intro
1:18 Get these settings right first
4:37 Sharpen for subject
5:37 Lightroom export settings
10:10 Transferring images to your phone
12:02 Recap
for those asking, this is the Classic version of Lightroom, not the cloud version. if you're not seeing the same thing in this video, consider using the Classic version of lightroom!
I mostly use my phone. I’ll transfer my images to my phone and upload to Lightroom. After editing, I use to download to my phone, but I’ll just export (after setting these settings) straight to social media. What’s your thoughts, is that better considering it’s straight from the source and not so many transfers?
@@byronvontreal7046 I do this aswell, would like to know the answer also
Actually, I just noticed there's a "high quality" option on the iOS IG app in the settings... does this affect uploads??
@@RexNathanChan Yup it lets you upload pictures at the highest quality Instagram supports
What do you mean by cloud version ?
Love this video! Clear, concise directions with easy to understand explanation...so very helpful! Thank you!
Thank you for your work, Pat !
So easy to understand .
I already can see improvement in my photos after watching few of your videos ♥️
Man, your content is mind-blowing: great descriptions, great video quality and lighting, flawless step by step and clear explanations. Subscribed
thank you mate! appreciate :)
Finally I got the desired quality of the exported photo. Thank you very much for this video!
Someone who explains it simply! Having gone through a few of these export setting recommendations your channel stands out best, much appreciated.
glad you found them helpful! :)
Subscribed. Love the way you explain things! Watched the color calibration the other day and I'm draw in by the way you teach.
Fantastic tutorial. Thank you for the detailed explanations. I appreciate the pace of the processes as it was not too fast or too slow IMPO. 👍👍
this is the best video i've seen explaining this process, thank you so much!
Gonna use all these tips! Thanx Pat! Great channel! Gaining a lot of inspiration!
Love your videos dude! Everything is clear and concise!
Great info. I especially like the Lightroom export settings. A workaround on the last step is to post directly from your computer. Google Chrome has in the developer module the ability to emulate your phone and allow you to post from the browser. A quick google search reveals instructions to do this.
Your videos are so great :) really enjoyable to watch and easy to understand.
Hey Pat! I learnt so much from this, thank you so much. I’m going to watch again and take notes 👍
Thank you so much for this. I have a Sony a7ii and your explanation of focus and this video have helped so much!
Really like your presentation style. Really clear and great delivery! New subscriber!
Cheers Pat, spot on video with clear concise info! Top drawer brother.
THANK YOU!!!! a great video nothing but information from start to finish no fluff and even a recap of the subjects taught!
no problem! glad you dug it :)
Thanks for the helpful and concise content Pat!
Just found your channel because I needed better settings for Instagram. I tested a photo I uploaded previously and the results are much sharper with your settings. Thank you....Bookmarked this video for future reference.
Thank you for another great video! I’ve learned so much from your videos!
Great video, as always! Thanks for the great tips.
Solid video & I learned a lot, really helped me detail in on my photos
great vid. gotta keep that workflow compact and efficient.
Thank you very much for the tutorial really learned a lot I didn't know all that stuff.
Just found your channel. I’m glad I did. Very methodical and useful info. Thank you.
heyyyy, thank you a lot for this video! i was searching for a method that does work to me for no commpression and i finally found it. Thank you a lot
Hey Pat,
I thoroughly enjoyed this video, as I do with all your other videos lately, and have a question. Let's say you are done in Lightroom with your editing, but you want to edit that image in Photoshop because maybe there are some areas that you want to touch up, patch, clone etc. My question is, do you save that image in Photoshop which in return will update the image in Lightroom automatically and export from there or do you have some tips on the right export settings within Photoshop that corresponds to your Lightroom settings?
Would love to hear your thoughts on this!
Greetings from Switzerland.
Wow this video made my day. It teaches a lot to the point
Thanks, I can't wait to try this later today. This has been the absolute biggest hurdle for me 😢. Thank you, thank you, thank you.
This was really great! Thanks so much.
Super helpful, thanks for sharing!
such a helpful and informative video. thanks a lot!
Great stuff bro - keep em coming !
Aye cheers bro! Will do!
Thanks 🙏 it's been really helpful
this was great Pat!
Thank you so much to consider my request and making the video on this topic. One more thing I wanted to know is what do you use to upload your photos iPhone or Android? Also how do you make your instagram stories? How does they look so crisp and sharp? When I upload a story it becomes blurry but your's look so sharp.
Thank you very much Professor Pat for these interesting and important tips!!! 🙏 🙏 🙏 I will follow your foundamental suggestions and will adapt to Luminar Neo cause I don’t use Lightroom. But it’s ok 👌👍🏼 . Have a good week end. Max 👋🏼
Pat, what export dimensions do you use for posting on your website, and for portfolio images? Thank you so much for the great content.
You are a legend! This was mad helpful
Very professional and nice video!
I appreciate your 'be well' and general progressive outlook. Thank you.
So helpful! Thank you 😁
This … this right here helped me sooo much. I have been doing this wrong for so long because I didn’t know/understand that I’ve been exporting wrong.
FINALLYYYYYYY!! My images looks WAYY BETTER! Thanks thanks thanks gracias gracias gracias!!
hii pat great video. U mentioned in the video that u dont want to go into the technical details why u used 2160px but i was curious about it to know why and i am sure couple of people are too. Great video
This made me day! Thank you.
Thank you for the great explanation of things!
This is the information that I needed. Somewhere along the way I have one of those 'phantom compressions' and the photo comes out looking like I took it with a candid camera.
Is it possible to get into the 'super technical' image ratio (the 2160px = twice the 1080px part) or do you have a link with information I'd be able to look into? Thanks in advance, keep posting this great content! 💪
Happens to most of my photos. I can't wait to try this. Thanks
Super helpful. Thank you!
Your video teaches me almost too much lol, thought I was already doing perfect but now you've taught me so much more!
What about using Wetransfer instead of Google Drive or Dropbox?
Thanks for this! I had a LR preset before that I used for a couple of years but it doesn’t work anymore, my photos were looking really bad! This preset improved 💯 👌
Well explained thank you
Love this video!
Very well explained 👍
Great video! For uploading to instagram, you can also go to the website and login and upload from the computer directly
Good video bro. Caught some good pointers to try out
Glad you dug it bro!
thats interesting, i never used the screen sharpening and now will try it out! thanks :))
Firstly, thank you for your videos, I really enjoy watching them. You mention to use 1x-3x your focal length to determine your shutter speed. Do you adjust that according to the frame of your camera body? i.e. if I am shooting an APS-C sensor, do I do 1x-3x x 1.6? Thank you again for sharing all of your years of knowledge with us!
I use APS-C and do portrait photography.
I mainly shoot with 35mm lens which is equivilent to 56mm on APS-C.
Therefore, the minimum shutter speed would be 1/60th but that's not at all recomended, as any lower than 1/60th would result in blur/out of focus.
Ideally you'd want about 1/200th for sharp photos with this lens, which is the nearest to 3x the eqiuvilent focal length of 1/60th.
Hope this helps.
This is so wonderful to know. Thank you for the thorough and comprehensive walk-through. Am I understanding you correctly to assume that I should not simply export from LR on mobile to upload to Instagram, correct?
On Mac, what about using the "Files" transfer functionality? Where the files can be saved to iCloud, and the files folder syncs on all devices. Is that a good option for file/image transfer? Thanks.
Excellent!!! Thank you!!!
So cool, thank you so much!! :D
Great info!!
Great tips pat!
arigats bro!
Super helpful!
Really Nice video. I really like your work. Pretty sure you already know the tips to upload photo to instagram directly from your computer! Anyway. Hope to see your next video.
Holy Toledo! The Export Settings section of this video is god sent! Thanks! I have been having a lot of trouble lately moving my images from LR to Google Photos via Windows desk top (the only way I currently know how) where I then often share to Snapseed for further editing -- but I have been puzzled by the poor quality! They look much better now thanks to your settings recommendations! Question: I have a Stitched-Pano which I created in LR and want to try an IG Carousel, but even after exporting from LR using your settings to a Pano-Carousel app (via Google Photos) they still look bad in the carousel app (although better than before thanks to your settings tip). Do I need to use alternative LR export settings for this kind of thing if I want to use a Pano-App? I haven't had much luck trying to create a pano-carousel in PS.
great stuff. Thanks a lot. New Subscriber
Great tips bro!
cheers bro!
Thank you!
Hey, just got here from your IG.
Some interesting stuff about export settings. I would usually just upload from the original size, max quality file and was happy with the results.
Might try this out now and see the difference. Thanks!
hope it does!
Thank you very much!
very helpfull, thanks dude''
Oh! you made my day with this video, thank you so much! -// question , for uploading to a website , do you recommend the same settings as for IG?
Thank you for explaining masking
wow, that was detailed!! I love the "sharpening export" and didn´t know that with the 2160px before. But how about the 2160px in terms of video?
Thanks for the content!! Super informative. What about website quality (Shopify for example) export settings? Are the export settings for instagram the same?
Some great info here bro!
ay cheers bro!
Thank you, you’re helpful
Haha I'm glad you think so!
Awesome video and helpful information however in Lightroom when I try to put the Height value to 0 it gives me an error code and requires it to have a value of 1 to 65000. How do I fix this? Using Lighroom Classic
Thanks for the tips Pat! I screenshot the settings 😁
great! i hope they help, Katie!
thanks u Pat
Very nice, easy to understand, and informative video! Thank you! I also wanted to ask you if you have ever noticed that after exporting an image from lightroom, the exported JPG photo looks different than in Lightroom (colors, fade, etc..) Is it because of the conversion to SRGB?
it could be, or it also could be monitor calibration issues. either or, check the colour profiles that are going in, and match them as they're going out :)
Thank you for this useful video
welcome!
Thanks for the tips!
To post my images on Instagram, I simply use an Instragram Extension in my browser. There's no need to transfer the images to the phone and do it from there. :)
Very informative video!
glad you think so!
thank you bro
Thank you!☺
to export the photo to my phone i use a file explorer called MiX, and it has a tool that creates a ftp server, then on my pc i write the url of the ftp server in the file manager of windows and just copy and paste the image to the phone.
Thank you
Pat is aces. Have your vids on auto play and the minute another question comes to mind, the next vid on cue reads my mind and answers the question
Great Video, just a question what is the setting and dimensions for facebook
Nice video, friend. my lightroom doesnt have this export window. it is just some options but it doesnt open this window. It seems i am using the version 4.1 but i have no idea of what it means.
Yeah I don't have any of it either :(
Is this the classic or CC version ?
These settings are in Adobe Lightroom Classic, not sure if the other one has something similar...
@@seempaq classic
You have them in lightroom cc. When you export the image.
For mobile: Choose export as and you will get to a menu similar but not the same to what classic has. If you want the sharpening it will be in the more option tab.
For laptop/pc: when you export choose custom setting and you will get same menu as in mobile.
Addicted to your channel brother.
Can you do a video for Lightroom cc as well? Or if I edited pics on Lightroom cc, do I have to upload them to the traditional Lightroom just to do the compression settings?
Pat there is another way to place photos in Instagram from your PC/Mac without transferring into your phone. So while you are sign into your Instagram account you need to go to your browser Settings > More Tools > Developer Tools. This action will open/break your screen in two (normal instagram view on the left and the back end from it to your right) and you will choose on the top left the icon representing a cel phone than you can work in your posting directly from your computer.
Very nice. Thanks a lot for new info!
welldone!
thank you
Welcome to my world. So, thanks for your tutorial as I found it very, very helpful. 👍🏿👍🏿👍🏿❤️