Instagram Almost Ready to Test 9:16 Ratio for Portrait Images
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Instagram Almost Ready to Test 9:16 Ratio for Portrait Images
Instagram Almost Ready , to Test 9:16 Ratio , for Portrait Images.
The Verge reports that Instagram
is getting ready to roll out a new
testing phase for 9:16 portrait images.
The new feature test comes amid
a turbulent time for Instagram.
Recently, the company rolled out new features
that were met with widespread backlash from
the Internet, forcing the company to backpedal.
Recently, the company rolled out new features
that were met with widespread backlash from
the Internet, forcing the company to backpedal.
Many commentators criticized the service for becoming too similar to its competitor TikTok.
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Many commentators criticized the service for becoming too similar to its competitor TikTok.
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The Verge reports that Instagram's head,
Adam Mosseri, revealed the new
test during an AMA session.
The Verge reports that Instagram's head,
Adam Mosseri, revealed the new
test during an AMA session.
According to Mosseri, the service currently supports , âtall videos, but you cannot
have tall photos on Instagram.".
So we thought maybe
we should make sure that
we treat both equally, Adam Mosseri, Head of Instagram, via Hypebeast.
Mosseri points out that the app has traditionally limited portrait images to a maximum ratio of 8:10, cropping portrait images into an almost square-like format.
The new 9:16 support is meant to
give photographers and bloggers
more control and room for creativity.
According to Mosseri,
the testing phase for the new
feature will begin âin a week or two.â
Taylor Swift Drops , âThe Tortured Poets Departmentâ , As Surprise Double Album.
Swift's new music dropped early on April 19, but fans got way more than they were expecting, Deadline reports. .
Itâs a 2am surprise:
The Tortured Poets Department
is a secret DOUBLE album, Taylor Swift, via Instagram.
Iâd written so much tortured poetry in
the past 2 years and wanted to share
it all with you, so hereâs the second
instalment of TTPD: The Anthology.
15 extra songs. And now the story
isnât mine anymore⊠itâs all yours, Taylor Swift, via Instagram.
In a previous post, Swift described her new music as, , âAn anthology of new works that reflect
events, opinions and sentiments from a fleeting
and fatalistic moment in time â one that was both sensational and sorrowful in equal measure.â.
This period of the authorâs life is
now over, the chapter closed and
boarded up. There is nothing to
avenge, no scores to settle
once wounds have healed. , Taylor Swift, via Instagram.
And upon further reflection,
a good number of them
turned out to be self-inflicted. , Taylor Swift, via Instagram.
This writer is of the firm belief that
our tears become holy in the form
of ink on a page. Once we have
spoken our saddest story, we can
be free of it. And then all thatâs left
behind is the tortured poetry, Taylor Swift, via Instagram.
Fans have been speculating about who two particular tracks â 'The Smallest Man Who Ever Lived' and "Guilty as Sin?' â are about. .
Matt Healy and Joe Alwyn
are names that have come up.
Matt Healy and Joe Alwyn
are names that have come up.
Meanwhile, music journalists' reviews have been mixed when it comes to the double album drop.
Taylor Swift's new album,
'The Tortured Poets Department,' is
a boldly candid breakup album, with
some of her most quotable lyrics ever, Chris Willman, senior music writer
and chief music critic at 'Variety'.
The intrigue in the lyrics is somewhat
predicated on gossip and I found that
after three or four listens to this album,
or at least the first half, once youâve
drained the fact out of it, I wasnât quite
sure what the replay factor would be, Laura Snape, deputy music editor at 'The Guardian,' via Deadline
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Sons of Paul McCartney and John Lennon , Release New Song âPrimrose Hillâ.
James McCartney and
Sean Ono Lennon co-wrote the
song "Primrose Hill" which
was released on April 12. .
âPrimrose Hillâ is here! Today I am
so very excited to share my latest
song co-written by my good
friend @sean_ono_lennon. , James McCartney, via Instagram.
âPrimrose Hillâ is here! Today I am
so very excited to share my latest
song co-written by my good
friend @sean_ono_lennon. , James McCartney, via Instagram.
With the release of this song it
feels like weâre really getting the
ball rolling and I am so excited to
continue to share music with you, James McCartney, via Instagram.
McCartney took to X on April 2
to tease the song's release.
I had a vision as a child in Scotland,
on what was a lovely summerâs day.
Letting go, I saw my true love and
saviour in my mindâs eye. , James McCartney, via X.
âPrimrose Hillâ is about getting the ball
rolling with me & finding this person, James McCartney, via Instagram.
James' father, Paul McCartney,
also promoted the song.
My son James has a new song out
called âPrimrose Hillâ â check it
out! And lots of love to Sean Ono
Lennon who co-wrote the song, Paul McCartney, via Facebook.
James is holding a contest for couples to be featured in the video for "Primrose Hill.".
Couples who wish to enter must submit videos of themselves capturing their love in the favorite place.
Submissions, due April 19, must play "Primrose Hill" in the background
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