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Publishing pictures is the last step in the photography workflow process. It is advisable to take pictures and process them as little as possible, leaving the final processing to take place in the web platforms that are most likely used. This leaves the highest flexibility and picture quality until the very last step. There are few situations, such as older platforms, where processing must be done in external programs and this step should be kept in mind. | Publishing pictures is the last step in the photography workflow process. It is advisable to take pictures and process them as little as possible, leaving the final processing to take place in the web platforms that are most likely used. This leaves the highest flexibility and picture quality until the very last step. There are few situations, such as older platforms, where processing must be done in external programs and this step should be kept in mind. | ||
<code>''In general, when possible, you want to have the highest quality picture, and this means having a higher than 1000 pixel resolution horizontal and vertical, and a size of 10MB or more. Unfortunately, space constrains along with specific ones on your platform, dictate the acceptable standard you have to abide to.''</code> | |||
=== Facebook, Flickr, Instagram, Pinterest === | === Facebook, Flickr, Instagram, Pinterest === | ||