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How to Print and Display Instagram Photos at Home

We write a lot about Instagram because it's pretty amazing. It's a fast and easy way to share great looking photos from our iPhones. We've written about how to order prints and a number of other things using your Instagram photos, but they aren't always cheap. And, worst of all, they aren't very instant. There's nothing worse than having to wait for all those photos to show up at your door. So, here's the easiest way to put the "insta" back into your Instagrams and print your own photos at home.

We're choosing to make 4" x 4" prints in this guide because they're easy to frame and because you can fit four prints to a regular sized page, getting you the most bang for your buck.

What You'll Need

>> Glossy photo paper
>> Scissors
>> A printer with a fresh cartridge of color ink
>> Adobe Photoshop, or any other image editor that lets you resize images
>> Instagram, of course!

Choose Your Photos

Instagram, by default, holds images in the app itself, saves photos to camera roll, and lets you export photos to services like Flickr and Facebook. The only place you can get high resolution photos though is through your Camera Roll. So, you'll get the highest quality prints if you email your photos directly to yourself.

Unfortunately, Camera Roll limits the number of photos you can send to yourself via email. And, it might be hard to find the Instagrams you want while looking through all the pictures you've ever taken. If that's the case, the easiest source to save your pictures for printing is through an online Instagram viewer like Instagrid. It's easy to make an account, and you can quickly peruse your photos and save them to your hard drive for printing.

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Deals: HydraPro for Easy, Powerful HDR Photos

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One of the coolest parts of digital photography is being able to use software to make your photos better than you could ever had imagined. I’m not just talking about fixing exposures or adding special effects

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Path 2.5 Introduces Larger Photos, More Sharing Options

With its privacy gaffe earlier this year squarely behind them, the folks at Path are forging ahead with new features to make sharing with loved ones better than ever. Bigger photos, movie and book sharing and more are all on deck in Path 2.5.

Path has released version 2.5 for both iOS and Android, and despite some recent service slowdowns due to explosive growth for the app, the focus with this version is all about speed and enhancements to existing features.

Path 2.5 finally allows users to snap photos using the iPhone's volume button, just like the built-in Camera app. Likewise, a single tap on the photo screen will kick off a video recording. Your photos will look better than ever thanks to the update taking full advantage of the screen real estate of your device, and new filters round out the photographic goodies in this version.

But it doesn't stop there: In addition to sharing music, Path users can now tag movies or books from the same place, so your friends can be envious when you're watching the latest hot movie or reading a new best-seller.

Path has also introduced a Nudge feature -- similar to Facebook's Poke, Nudge is aimed at encouraging your friends and family to post more frequently or even suggest others to connect with.

"And invitations on Path are even more personal," the service notes on its blog. "You can record and send a voice message: 'Join Path, mama!' 'Start sharing with me cuz’!' You get the idea. We’ll let you put your own spin on it."

Finally, Path 2.5 makes it easier than ever to get started for new users. As always, the free app is available for iOS in the App Store and also Google Play for Android lovers.

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Baby Alpaca Sifts Through Photos on a MacBook Pro, Makes Us Squee

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News is kind of slow as we're waiting for Mountain Lion to launch. So, here's a little something to help you pass the time: An adorable baby Alpaca sifting through her photos on a MacBook Pro.

Happy Friday!

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iPhoneography: Apps for Taking iPhone Photos in Any Weather

Pro HDR:

The iPhone comes equipped with HDR, or high dynamic range, that results in improved and realistic looking photos. With the iPhone’s built in camera, users usually have to choose between an overexposed (bright background) or underexposed (dark foreground) image. Pro HDR lets you capture an image exposed for the highlights and another exposed for the shadows, creating a perfectly balanced photo to capture exactly the image you see.



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How to Print Out Instagram Photos

Life love Instagram. These days, it's pretty much exclusively how we take pictures--even when we're posting to Facebook and Flickr. But, despite how beautiful our photos look on our screens, we sometimes yearn for something a little more tangible. So, we print them. Luckily there are more than a just few services to print our Instagram photos. Here's how you too can print your Instagrams and turn them into beautiful works of art.

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