Category Archives: Social Media Tips
more than ever, iPhones are becoming one of the most popular cameras to use to take photographs of our everyday. because we always have our iPhones in our purse or back pocket, it’s a very reliable camera to depend on because it’s always with us. not only are we using our iPhones to take photographs,…
whether you love Facebook or not, it is one of the most popular social media outlets for potential clients to find your photography business so creating and maintaining a successful photography Facebook page is extremely important. using Facebook to promote your business is a great way to not only connect with your existing clients, but…
>>this post contains affiliate links. thank you in advance for supporting bethadilly photography.<< whether you are a photographer or not, instagram is a wonderful place to share your little glimpse of the world through the use of your camera. i adore instagram because, unlike facebook, it is primarily about sharing your life through photographs and…
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Perfect timing!! I just stared my 365, using your prompts to inspire me! I did (most) of a 365 year before last; I desperately wanted to be part of a community, but it didn’t work out as I had hoped. I found you and I am inspired to try again! I saw how you use IG and how rich it can be – wow! it is much simpler than doing a blog (I used your IG post flow), and the folks I’ve met so far are just wonderful and talented. Thanks so much for sharing! I am so excited for you on your new family adventure!ReplyCancel
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There are a lot of nice ways to market your product. But the method that i use and it works 100% of the time is to create a social media account for the product and then buy a couple of followers to start off and other people will start following the account, leading to more sales for whatever it is I’m marketing. There are a couple of website out there that sells instagram and twitter followers. http://www.fansboost.net is the one i usually use but you can google for other websites.ReplyCancel
i love sharing my photography on instagram, it is such a happy community with so much inspirational talent! as i begin + host my second 365 photography project that follows along with >>the bethadilly challenge<<, i have challenged myself to only use my dslr when taking my daily photos. one of the most common questions…
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no, it does not make a difference where you export to. i export my photos to my desktop because i upload them to other social media sites as well, such as facebook and my personal blog so my desktop is a more central location. this is what works for me and my workflow, so feel free to do what works for you! 🙂ReplyCancel
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Love it!! Thank you for sharing. I pretty much followed the same flow but you had a couple of steps that would my flow a little quicker and smoother. I was adding my watermark with LR but find that doing it PS has more flexibility and isn’t that difficult at all. Thank you again. Can’t wait until the next. By any chance will you be sharing your workflow when editing for clients? Just curious?ReplyCancel
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hello dawn! are you starting with a photo in lightroom, then moving it to photoshop through lightroom, and clicking save once you are done? if you click “save as” in photoshop, i know it will let you save the photo in another location, such as your desktop, but just clicking “save” should place it right back into lightroom i believe! happy that the watermark is at least working well for you!ReplyCancel
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Thanks Beth! I did figure it out today and it is much better. I use PS Elements so there were a couple of options when I save that I had to learn – it creates & saves a .tff file and when I just go with that it puts the watermarked image back in LR. Not being really familiar with either LR or PS, it’s a challenge. I’m looking forward to more video tutorials!ReplyCancel
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oh, yay! i am so happy that it is working for you! if you need some help with photoshop and lightroom, definitely check out this post i wrote. http://bethadilly.com/how-to-learn-lightroom-photoshop/ i bought some “classroom in a books” for the software and it really really helped me understand the software and navigate it confidently!ReplyCancel
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Hi Beth, thanks for every trick you show! I really appreciate. I saw you use Dropbox, I use it too. I wonder if this happen to you too… When I open a raw file from Dropbox, the photo opens automatically in Photoshop. What if I want my raw file in Lightroom? How do you handle this situation? Thank you very much!! ps. I’m sorry for my english, I hope you understand…I’m italian!ReplyCancel
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hello arianna! glad you enjoyed the tutorial! i actually haven’t opened photos from dropbox, i import them RAW from my memory card right into Lightroom. i wonder if you go into Lightroom first, select the import button, and then select the image from your DropBox folder if that would work better for you! hope this helps!ReplyCancel
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hello kacie! i just honestly think that lightroom is better than photoshop and it works for me and my editing workflow. i use photoshop only for adding watermarks in specific areas and for creating images with text, but otherwise don’t use it at all. lightroom was a game changer for me, i love it!ReplyCancel
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