Thursday 28 April 2016

Instagram: Top Tips for Photo Enthusiasts
















Instead of snapping vague pictures with friends, why not create mind-blowing pics on instagram(www.instagram.com) .Whether you are an old pro  or just started gramming, these  tips could make your photos stand out and at least get you a like or two more than you might have gotten before.


Manage Multiple Accounts
Instagram finally added the ability to manage multiple accounts. You can switch between up to five accounts without the laborious process of logging out and then back in. Go to your profile > Gear Icon > Add Account, and enter the user name and password of an additional account. To switch between them, go to your profile page, tap your user name at the top of the screen, and select the account you wish to view.

Video Killed the Vine Star













Is anybody watching? Likes are nice but they are not a count of how many people have seen your Instagram video. Instagram recently added view counts so you will know just how many people have seen your vacation videos.. To see your likes, tap Views.

Spot and Shop











Ever see something on Instagram and you just want to buy it right there? Instagram has made it possible for people to add Shop Now buttons.


Press Pause












You can fit so much into an Instagram video, but you are probably looking at Instagram on your phone, so you have to be selective about how you use your bandwidth. Luckily, Instagram lets you opt not to have Instagram preload videos over mobile connections. On mobile, go to your profile, select the Gear (iOS) or hamburger (Android) icon on the top right, select Cellular Data Use, and choose Use Less Data.

Toying Around

















Have you seen those photographs where the real world looks like an adorable miniature one? You can do that! The tilt shift feature is a shortcut to getting a look similar to the ones provided by fancy lenses. Start with an image, choose a filter, then tap the wrench icon at the bottom of the image. Slide right to find Tilt Shift and  then choose radial or linear, whichever looks best on your photo and select the checkmark to save.

Get the Lux Look













If your photos are underexposed, they will look the poorer for it. Make them Lux. Once your photo is taken, tap the sun symbol and then use the slider that appears to adjust the saturation of the photo. (This does not yet work for the Windows Phone version, just iOS and Android.)

Resolve Border Disputes
Do not let borders come between you and the perfect shot. To add a little something extra to your filtered photos, tap the filter you used a second time and then tap the Border icon on the right. If you decide against the border, just tap it again. Save by selecting the checkmark.

Going Off Road












You are not limited to just using Instagram as an app on your phone. Access your Instagram profile on the Web by going to Instagram.com and signing in. You will not be able to upload or edit photos but you can browse your feed, like and comment on photos, and search for people, places, and hashtags online.

Torch the Trolls





















If there is a not-so-nice comment you do not want under your gram, get rid of it. For iOS users, tap Comment, then swipe left over the one you want to delete. For Android, tap Comment under the photo and then tap the one you want to delete. On both platforms, you can also report the comment as abuse, if necessary.

Privacy, Please
















It might seem like the point of Instagram is to share your photos with the world. But if you would prefer that only a select few can see your brunch shots or sunset snaps, you can make your account private. On your profile page, tap the gear icon on the top right, look for "Private Account," and toggle it on. You will then get an alert if someone wants to follow you, much like a Facebook friend request.


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