What an amazing explanation without any confusion. I saw manam videos on this. Never got single one with this much clarity and detail and short and well done. Thank you so much
Been wanting an easy-to-follow video like this for ages now! Thank you! As always, can't get by without you. Quick, rather stupid question - How do I add my Slice tool to my Crop Tool options? It isn't showing up for me. :( Anyone have any insight? I somehow can't figure it out.
Well, all we need is now finally an Instagram uploader for Mac having ALL the functionality of the iOS App. Also for Intel Mac owners, not only for M1 owners 😊😊
Mr. Aaron Nace, thank you so much for this, I been asking creators for help on how thay did this form of getting the llarge landscape or panoramic photo to do this but I never got a response, I kept digging and found this video and just to tell you that you are the CZcams Photoshop how-to's that is used in the intermediate photography class as an additional branch of instruction. So I am so glad you are providing this. Thank you!
Thanks a lot for awesome tutorial, your tutorials are very very well explained , easy to understand and practical, we hope you could also make more instagram and facebook posts and ads tutorials as they are very much in demand. Thank you again and wish you the best.
hello that's very helpful! any ideas how to keep them in the same place? mine fluctuate constantly with every new post and that kind of screws up with the whole concept.. many thanks in advance!!!
As someone who stopped using Photoshop when they went to a subscription-based system. Does anyone have a suggestion for an app (free or paid) that can do this same slice function?
While using 1080 * 566 the quality of the image falls tremendously after export. It looks blurry. What could be the reason? Is there a solution for this?
If i wanted to post the full size pano along with the splits how can I resize the images to all fit in the same post since the pano is much larger than the other photos
what if i want to post multiple images, portrait and landscape, and show a bit of the next image on the previous image. Sort of to “hook” my followers to scroll to the next image? It’s kind of like telling a story. I can’t seem to get the math right for those different sized images…
Hey there! You can definitely do so! It's a little bit long to explain through here, but if you send us an email to support, our team will do their best to guide you
For some reason this method never works for me... it always significantly chops the top and bottom segments of the image off and just gives me the middle third. I have no idea what I'm doing wrong, beyond frustrating lol
Hey there! You can increase the quality setting (for example, from 60% to 90%) to preserve more detail in your images, but keep in mind that for social media optimization, we recommend a 1080px x 1350px ratio.
Can’t get it to work. I have a 6 image pano that I want to split. That would be 1080x6=6480. 6480x1350 is not possible no matter how I try to do it on the W xH resolution crop. Even if I try to share it in 5 images I can’t get the W x H to be 5400 x 1350 (it was a portrait style pano if you were wondering). It just cuts off half of the image height. Original pano is 12,508 pixels wide by 6112 pixels tall. The best it will let me do is 5400 x 2618 px
This technique is only possible if your image's max width is 8192 px. If the width of your image is more, the image quality will suffer. If your picture is bigger, you have to use another method. For example, divide your image into parts, so that one part is max 8192 px wide, and process each of them according to the instructions in this video.
Aaron Nace, man. The OG CZcams Photoshop hero! So grateful for all I've learned over the past ~10 years
Also 10 years for me...
You make tutorials so intuitive and easy with all the guides to what buttons to press on keyboard omg your god sent ahha
He is superb
this guy helped me alot to learn photoshop.
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What an amazing explanation without any confusion. I saw manam videos on this. Never got single one with this much clarity and detail and short and well done. Thank you so much
I always discover something new with every single video. For years. Many thanks!
Everything is on point. Always on point
Probably the first tutorial i havnt had to constaintly pause. I was able to follow along perfectly, great pace!
We're glad you enjoyed the tutorial! Thanks for watching and phlearning with us 🙂
Fantastic tutorial! Concise and easy to follow!
Such a great video. Professional and objective. Thank you
The easiest way I could find! Thanks man!
Who knew it would be so easy? You did! Thanks
I've been wondering how to do this for too long! Thank you so much!
Been wanting an easy-to-follow video like this for ages now! Thank you! As always, can't get by without you.
Quick, rather stupid question - How do I add my Slice tool to my Crop Tool options? It isn't showing up for me. :( Anyone have any insight? I somehow can't figure it out.
Well, all we need is now finally an Instagram uploader for Mac having ALL the functionality of the iOS App. Also for Intel Mac owners, not only for M1 owners 😊😊
Use Safari, goto Instagram then click on Develop and change the User Agent to iPhone. You can now upload images from your Mac.
Just airdrop the images to the phone and upload from the instagram app.
@@Nicushugo Honestly, that’s exactly THE step on each IG upload most annoying to me 😘
@@SteveMillerhuntingforfood will try this immediately 😊
Complete step by step tutorial 👏🏼
So helpful!
Very clear and professional tutorial, thank you!!
so easy and such a simple explanation! thanks !!!
Thanks , I got to learn some new skill in photoshop. Very well explained !
I watch to learn and to be cheered up! Aaron's vibe and that bright smile takes away a bit of the gloom from being on lockdown again!
Mr. Aaron Nace, thank you so much for this, I been asking creators for help on how thay did this form of getting the llarge landscape or panoramic photo to do this but I never got a response, I kept digging and found this video and just to tell you that you are the CZcams Photoshop how-to's that is used in the intermediate photography class as an additional branch of instruction. So I am so glad you are providing this. Thank you!
thank you so much for your kind words!
This is exactly what I needed. Subscribed off the strength of that!!! Thanks!
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This is the best and easiest tutorial for IG panorama photos! Thanks!
You’re the best!
This tutorial was excellently done. Thank you
Too cool! I had no idea there were these tools. I'd do it all the hard way.
Thanks! This was easy to follow and exactly what I needed!
You just made my life a lot easier!
amazing tutorial best one ive seen for panoramas thank you!
Helped so much!
Table Mountain, Cape Town, taken from Rondebosch Golf Course 😍 absolutely beautiful.
Great video and channel!
Awesome tutorial. Thank you!
Thanks a lot for awesome tutorial, your tutorials are very very well explained , easy to understand and practical, we hope you could also make more instagram and facebook posts and ads tutorials as they are very much in demand. Thank you again and wish you the best.
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Thank you! Your explanation was clear, fast and worked weel.
Awesome tutorial!!
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Thank you Aaron! This is very helpful!
Very useful tips
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Thank you so much, always great learning something new.
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Excellent as always 🙏
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Very helpful, thanks for sharing!
perfect. exactly what I was searching for :))
still come to this when I need to split images. Only feedback is I would love to see one for IG stories.
So helpful!! Thanks for tutorial!!
LEGEND! Thank you so much!
Great tutorial man.
I love when people start from basics. Thanks for not presuming that everyone is a master in photoshop.
Great video! Succinct and efficient.
Why does mine default to a .gif and not let me change the file type?
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Useful tips.
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jesus christ -2 minutes in and you finally get to the subject
Amazing explanation, thank you 🙏
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hello that's very helpful! any ideas how to keep them in the same place? mine fluctuate constantly with every new post and that kind of screws up with the whole concept.. many thanks in advance!!!
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As someone who stopped using Photoshop when they went to a subscription-based system. Does anyone have a suggestion for an app (free or paid) that can do this same slice function?
on point!
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Great video, all I wanted to know was presented in 5 minutes
Can you do this on the iPhone/iPad version of photoshop?
Thanks.
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@PHLEARN I am on the hunt for how to remove the pixels that border each post to that a 3x3 post is seamless!
Great
cool!
Well presented. The easiest solution would be to abandon Instagram, but that doesn't seem to be in the cards unfortunately.
Under "Image Size," how did you get your "Percent" value to 100?
While using 1080 * 566 the quality of the image falls tremendously after export. It looks blurry. What could be the reason? Is there a solution for this?
Does this not work anymore?
It does not split them when I go to export.
what if i want them to save as png? the png options saves them as gif for some reason
What if your pano isn't 2 or 3 or 4 or 5 perfect squares? Or not divisible by 1080?
my web export is off.
what should i do?
If i wanted to post the full size pano along with the splits how can I resize the images to all fit in the same post since the pano is much larger than the other photos
hey there! send us an email to support with a screenshot of your PSD file and layers, our team will do their best to guide you 🤗
Where can I get photoshop
can this also be done with another program? i don't have photoshop
Hey there! You might be able to do in in another program, but we wouldn't be able to tell you which one works.
what if i want to post multiple images, portrait and landscape, and show a bit of the next image on the previous image. Sort of to “hook” my followers to scroll to the next image? It’s kind of like telling a story. I can’t seem to get the math right for those different sized images…
Hey there! You can definitely do so! It's a little bit long to explain through here, but if you send us an email to support, our team will do their best to guide you
i followed the steps precisely but my middle photo still isn't aligned properly :
For some reason this method never works for me... it always significantly chops the top and bottom segments of the image off and just gives me the middle third. I have no idea what I'm doing wrong, beyond frustrating lol
Any way to export them in HD? Everytime I do it it takes my 80mb pic down to 876 kb per slice and completely looses all details
Hey there! You can increase the quality setting (for example, from 60% to 90%) to preserve more detail in your images, but keep in mind that for social media optimization, we recommend a 1080px x 1350px ratio.
Why is the quality set to 60?
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Can’t get it to work. I have a 6 image pano that I want to split. That would be 1080x6=6480. 6480x1350 is not possible no matter how I try to do it on the W xH resolution crop. Even if I try to share it in 5 images I can’t get the W x H to be 5400 x 1350 (it was a portrait style pano if you were wondering). It just cuts off half of the image height. Original pano is 12,508 pixels wide by 6112 pixels tall. The best it will let me do is 5400 x 2618 px
This technique is only possible if your image's max width is 8192 px. If the width of your image is more, the image quality will suffer. If your picture is bigger, you have to use another method. For example, divide your image into parts, so that one part is max 8192 px wide, and process each of them according to the instructions in this video.