luminar 4 Tutorials || Part 9 || How To Export Your Photos For Social Media The Web and Print

Full Luminar 4 Series Playlist: bit.ly/3bLLWUn
Exporting your photos is the final piece of the puzzle. It’s the key that lets you share all of your lovely photo editing goodness. But what settings should you use and how do you do it? In this tutorial, we look at how to export your photos for the internet, for social media such as Instagram and for print. What format should I use? What size should I export at? What dpi? What color Space? These are all questions that need addressing and I try to answer these questions in this short video.

Different final outputs require different settings. In this video, we’ll use exporting to Instagram as our example. If you’d like to follow me on Instagram I’m @anthony_turnham_photography. I’ve got more niche-specific accounts too and they are:

Landscapes: instagram.com/newzealandscapes
Architecture: instagram.com/nz_architecture_photography

* This video is part of a series of training videos I created at the request of Skylum, and I'm re-sharing here with my audience with their permission. The complete playlist is accessible through my channel and there's a link at the end of the video too.
The course is aimed at helping beginner photographers get started with the software, whilst at the same time showing what Luminar and its artificial intelligence engine is capable of. If you're a Luminar 4 user or are brand new to this photo editing program I hope this video series is helpful to you.

If you don't have a copy of Luminar 4 yet and would like one it's available here: bit.ly/2vxUi2b_Luminar4
and you can use the code ATSKY10 for a discount.

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