DO MORE WITH YOUR PHOTOS
B
ack in the days of film cameras, we’d need to send
our negatives off to be developed and then wait a
while for them to be processed, printed and then
posted back for us to enjoy. We’d then be able to
share our holiday adventures with family and friends by
passing the physical prints around.
Thanks to digital cameras and camera phones we’re
shooting thousands more images than we did back in the
days of analogue film. As a result we’re less likely to share
our photos as physical prints. Fortunately, Photoshop
Elements provides a one-stop shop when it comes to
organising, editing and sharing your images. The Share tab
reflects the fact that in these digital days we’re much more
likely to share our photos electronically, via social networking
sites such as Facebook and Twitter.
In the following tutorial we’ll demonstrate how to get
Photoshop Elements to link with popular social networking
sites such as Facebook, so you can export your images
directly from the Organizer to online galleries. This
improved sharing feature enables you to enjoy instant
feedback on your photography skills from your friends,
family, and even your Twitter followers.How to upload to Facebook and Twitter................................
and Twitter
Link Photoshop Elements’ Organizer to popular social
networking providers so you can share your photos
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Create an album
Click the green + icon to add more images. In the Add
Media window, browse to a new image and click Add
Selected Media. Click Done. Tick the Upload Photos to new
album button. You can also choose whether to make the
images viewable by Friends Only or Everyone. Click Upload.1
Authorise Elements
Open the Organizer and click the thumbnail of an image
you want to share. Go to Share and click the Facebook
icon. You’ll be asked to authorise Organizer to upload images
to your Facebook account. Photoshop Elements will then
resize your image so that it’s suitable for a Facebook gallery.BEFORE
GET THE START FILES HERE: http://bit.ly/type-files