Do you know that social apps like Facebook, Telegram and WhatsApp delivers a compressed version of the image you send to someone on the platform? This measure is to minimize data consumption and to fit in most devices but Facebook has now increased the image resolution allowed on the messenger app. Now it's doubled, mean. The resolution on Facebook Messenger has been “2K” for a while - or 2048 x 2048 pixels. But the latest update will now allow you to send photos at up to 4096 x 4096 pixels.
Most smartphones nowadays use 12MP cameras, whose highest dimension is between 4000 and 4048 pixels long. So if you send photos from phones like iPhone X, Pixel 2, or Samsung Galaxy S8 or Note8, your recipient should get them at full resolution.
Additionally, Facebook disclosed that the photos will be sent “just ask quickly as before”, so there must be some new kind of file size reduction at play as well.
AVAILABILITY OF THIS UPDATE
The Facebook 4K higher resolution image is now rolling out on iPhone and Android to users in the US, Canada, France, Australia, the UK, Singapore, Hong Kong, Japan, and South Korea. Meanwhile, more countries are expected to get this feature any moment.
Most smartphones nowadays use 12MP cameras, whose highest dimension is between 4000 and 4048 pixels long. So if you send photos from phones like iPhone X, Pixel 2, or Samsung Galaxy S8 or Note8, your recipient should get them at full resolution.
Additionally, Facebook disclosed that the photos will be sent “just ask quickly as before”, so there must be some new kind of file size reduction at play as well.
AVAILABILITY OF THIS UPDATE
The Facebook 4K higher resolution image is now rolling out on iPhone and Android to users in the US, Canada, France, Australia, the UK, Singapore, Hong Kong, Japan, and South Korea. Meanwhile, more countries are expected to get this feature any moment.
Wow this is super cool awesome.
ReplyDeleteOne can now send super cool clear pictures.
Kudos to Facebook
Its is awesome wizytechs thank you so much..
ReplyDeletewell,as long as that doesn't mean double data will be used also bcos that's gonna be expensive to utilize.............. krobo
ReplyDeleteThis is awesome ,Facebook is really going deeply in bringing some better improvement...
ReplyDeleteThumbs up to them
You know as they are increasing the picture size,note that ur mb too is going..
ReplyDeleteOne time pictures will be 1mb
And data will no longer be lasting...
Thanks fr updating us
Facebook is improving all the time
ReplyDeleteI so much love Facebook improvement.
ReplyDeleteThanks for the informative article
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