Image Post Size For Facebook

I use this lens to take pictures of my family and they turn out wonderful. Post them on my facebook site and I get wonderful comments.

This is the main size I used for the post extensions.

Just want to say that the photo I added in my review of this lens looks MUCH better on my pc and even on Facebook than it does on B&H's site. Looks like B&H is doing their own processing and discarding pixels to save on space or whatever. I was very disappointed to see how the image attached to my review looks. I haven't found any guidelines from B&H on how to get the best image quality when posting to their site. For Facebook I downsize to a long edge of 2,048 pixels at 90% jpeg quality and add low screen sharpening. They look fine on Facebook.

This camera has a beautiful image, I take it into Wirecast for church services and stream out to Facebook live. I love the ability to access the menu from the same streaming computer, without getting a ladder out, to change settings on the screen of the camera.

Nice for post cards and holiday cards. A strange size though.

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great value and exactly what it is do make sure you have the proper size threaded post to receive it on your tripod.

bought these for a 7.1.4 atmos setup for post mixing, exceptional image quality and value!

Seemed like you can do anything to a image post, including selective focus (for Tilt), transform (for Shift). Why would anyone want to buy a specialty lens like a T/S? To me it's the creative process of doing a image capture in camera, vs image manipulation on the computer. Plus you use your whole camera sensor to capture an image vs cropping your image on the computer (thereby loosing resolution) to achieve similar results. Pros: Price, ease of use - remember "manual"? ..focus, f-stop ring, unlocking knos, dials, release lever.. take your time and you will have no trouble with the operation of this lens. Image quality is more than adequate with my D810. Not the top of the line T/S with the silky smooth operation. If you have to T/S the lens against gravity (like shifting up vs down in a vertical composition, its best to support the lens and help it up instead of using only the adjustment dial) Having a fine instrument can be a bliss, but the price out weights my occasional need of buying a $2,200+ Nikkor equivalent.

Nice size great image.