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Show us your Pixel photos! ๐Ÿ–ผ๏ธ (self.googlepixel)
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We'll keep it in a single sticky thread for now and see how it goes. Please don't forget to indicate which model you used to take the photo! ๐Ÿ˜

EDIT: Won't be pushing Pixelfed anymore. As someone in the comments already said, it reduces the quality of your photos. And Lemmy.world isn't a small instance anymore and should handle the photos so we'll ignore the recommendation below, unless of course you don't mind the lossy compression that's being applied :-)

If you want a tiny bit of lossless compression before posting your photos, if you're on Linux you could feed them to jpegoptim.

~~The following is of course not necessary, but if it's not too complicated for you it might be preferable to host your photos on a Pixelfed instance if they are too large to help lessen the burden on the lemmy.world instance!~~

~~Basically, once you upload your image on a Pixelfed instance, you can embed your image here by right-clicking (or long tap if on your phone) on the Pixelfed pic, choosing "copy image link" (or opening it in a new tab and copying the URL if your mobile browser doesn't show this), and then you paste the URL here inside an image tag like this:~~

~~![](PASTE_URL_HERE)~~

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[โ€“] PrincePew 4 points 1 year ago (1 children)

I chose 0.6x zoom and put my phone directly over my cat's face at an angle. No further edits required.

[โ€“] GingeyBook 8 points 1 year ago

Oops, I meant photo 3, the one of the woman