How I Edit Sneak Peeks in the SAME DAY (my workflow)

[@modfarmgirl5671]

Great tips! Culling is my lease favorite thing to do. I will definitely check out the culling video!

[@queeniepennington9501]

This was so helpful and I learned so much.

[@HopeTaylor]

I'm so glad! Thank you so much for tuning in, Queenie!

[@krisjohnsonphotography7251]

i love photo mechanic :) its the best...

[@alexsaucier6442]

Do you have any tips on how to save the images so that they upload correctly to Instagram? I feel like every time I upload images to social media, it messes up the quality terribly!

[@Simplypraze]

Airdrop it from your computer to your phone to retain the quality. To export your photos on light: check the box for ‘resize to fit’ and select ‘short edge’ choose 1080 pixels. Select resolution 300 pixels per inch. I just recently learned this from another KZbinr Rebecca Rice.

[@TheHillya]

This is helpful and interesting. Where did Emily reach out to you? Can you list the 5 tasks in the comments?

[@angie8d2000]

you mentioned for weddings you edit at the wedding. How does that work? Super confused about that

[@philipmaher5294]

Me too

[@CraftsByMaura]

Why are you sharing so many images from a session as a sneak peek? I've heard sneak peeks can reduce sales, so I only show 1 sneak peek from a session to get a client excited but not give them too much.

[@HopeTaylor]

I do not sell digital files, as my client packages include the digital images. So, this does not affect sales for me! I prefer to include extra sneak peek to engage my audience on social media and get the client excited for their final gallery. But, less sneak peeks may definitely work better for you if you are upselling digitals!