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Facebook extracts a photo’s EXIF and IPTC information and uses the title and copyright information to fill in the description for the photo. You can add this data in Adobe Photoshop, Bridge, or Lightroom and Facebook will place it in the description even if someone else uploads the file. Note: This only works the first…
Designing for screenprinting is a nuanced art that requires a delicate balance between creativity and technical precision. To ensure your designs come to life vibrantly and accurately on fabric, it’s crucial to consider several key factors throughout the design process.
First and foremost, vector graphics serve as the foundation for successful screenprinted designs. Vector-based graphics, created using programs like Adobe Illustrator, retain their crispness and clarity regardless of size. This is essential for screenprinting, as it guarantees sharp, clean lines that will reproduce faithfully onto fabric.
Facebook extracts a photo’s EXIF and IPTC information and uses the title and copyright information to fill in the description for the photo.
You can add this data in Adobe Photoshop, Bridge, or Lightroom and Facebook will place it in the description even if someone else uploads the file.
Note: This only works the first time the image is uploaded, once it is on Facebook, all metadata is removed from the image.
