d750 to Instgram

Borga Voffe

Senior Member
You have a sams galaxy s8 in your pockets.

You haave just captured a phenomenal kids play with your d750

How do you "quick and dirty" post that photo to instragrem -- there is noe time to go home and fix it -- the photo must be on instragram just now....
 
You have a sams galaxy s8 in your pockets.

You have just captured a phenomenal kids play with your d750

How do you "quick and dirty" post that photo to instagram -- there is no time to go home and fix it -- the photo must be on instagram just now....

The D750 has built in WiFI so you can transfer the photo to your phone and then from the phone you can post to instagram.
 

BackdoorArts

Senior Member
If you shot raw then you're screwed. Seriously, though, I've used Snapseed and taken a photo of the preview pane and after a quick touch up...
 

Bob Blaylock

Senior Member
If you shot raw then you're screwed. Seriously, though, I've used Snapseed and taken a photo of the preview pane and after a quick touch up...

On my D3200, if I push the “OK” button while displaying a picture, which has been shot in raw, the first item on the resulting menu is “NEF (RAW) processing”. This produces a .JPG image from the raw image. Does the D750 not have this feature?

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carguy

Senior Member
The D750 has built in WiFI so you can transfer the photo to your phone and then from the phone you can post to instagram.
This is option 1 if you shoot JPEG.

There is a LR plugin to allow you to post directly from LR to Instagram.
My current method is edit in LR, export to my drive. Copy selected images to Dropbox. Use my phone to upload to Instagram from Dropbox directly. Works very well.
 

Horoscope Fish

Senior Member
If you send a raw photo via wifi on the D750 it produces a jpg on the phone.
This... ^^^

Send the raw file (if that's what you have) from camera to phone, a JPG is created on your phone and you upload that file to social media. I've only done it once, when I was on a hiking trail and thought it would be fun, but the process was super simple and relatively fast. I'm not saying it's the BEST way to do it, but it's probably the FASTEST.
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This... ^^^

Send the raw file (if that's what you have) from camera to phone, a JPG is created on your phone and you upload that file to social media. I've only done it once, when I was on a hiking trail and thought it would be fun, but the process was super simple and relatively fast. I'm not saying it's the BEST way to do it, but it's probably the FASTEST.
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I do this when I am somewhere exciting and then I post only one shot just to bug my friend who could not go with me that day. My iPhone does a pretty good job of editing


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