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<blockquote data-quote="Mooseknux" data-source="post: 467454" data-attributes="member: 13250">Here is a great way to post images on FB without losing quality. All done in Photoshop1. Once you've finished all your editing go up to image then duplicate, this will make a copy of your image. Now make sure your working on the copy.2. Go up to image then image size.. Set your resolution to 300 px and set your long edge to 2048. Make sure to tick the box resample and Preserve Details (enlargement) and click Ok.3. Go back up to image then mode and change to 8 bit if your image is a 16 bit image. This alone will reduce the file size by half.4. Duplicate the background layer by hitting cmd+j on a mac or ctrl +j on pc.... Go to filter then to sharpen/unsharp mask. Amount should be 50%. Radius 1.5 Pixels. Threshold 25. If you notice the sharpening is a little too much adjust the opacity or create a layer mask.6. Now go to file then save for web.7. Here are the settings used in save for web. Apply these settings and save.&nbsp;&nbsp; This works flawlessly every time. It may seem like a lot of steps but if you know your keyboard shortcuts in PS this literally takes 45 seconds.[ATTACH]165726[/ATTACH]</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Mooseknux, post: 467454, member: 13250"] Here is a great way to post images on FB without losing quality. All done in Photoshop 1. Once you've finished all your editing go up to image then duplicate, this will make a copy of your image. Now make sure your working on the copy. 2. Go up to image then image size.. Set your resolution to 300 px and set your long edge to 2048. Make sure to tick the box resample and Preserve Details (enlargement) and click Ok. 3. Go back up to image then mode and change to 8 bit if your image is a 16 bit image. This alone will reduce the file size by half. 4. Duplicate the background layer by hitting cmd+j on a mac or ctrl +j on pc.... Go to filter then to sharpen/unsharp mask. Amount should be 50%. Radius 1.5 Pixels. Threshold 2 5. If you notice the sharpening is a little too much adjust the opacity or create a layer mask. 6. Now go to file then save for web. 7. Here are the settings used in save for web. Apply these settings and save. This works flawlessly every time. It may seem like a lot of steps but if you know your keyboard shortcuts in PS this literally takes 45 seconds. [ATTACH=CONFIG]165726._xfImport[/ATTACH] [/QUOTE]

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