If instagram is the platform that most people use (500m per month?) & you're in the business of getting photography in front of people, then it's probably good enough quality for photography or at least for the way that photography is viewed in 2017. It's allegorical - Something along the lines of: If you won't show a photograph to people because of a perceived lack of quality, then people won't get to see your photograph. It's not meant to be a real 'only two options', silly! The algorithmic feed has been a boon for the company, but it set the community into a panic and even smaller changes like the ability to block comments automatically or by keyword are usually met with at least some skepticism.īut for those photographers who have built their Instagram 'brand' in part by making creative use of the 3-across grid on their profile, this change would represent a swift kick to the mosaic.
Of course, by now Instagram is used to these kinds of reactions-it seems like every change they make is met by a deluge of fear, anxiety and threats of abandonment. Hey people have spent years perfecting their feeds. Thoughts and prayers to the people who curated their instagram based on the three column grid. Listen to your users this might be the beginning of your end Literally no one wants the 4 grid instagram change.
Instagram starts 4-pic grid? RETHINK!!! Too many beautifully curated feeds will be ruined. 😳😒 #bloggerproblemsĪnyone else's Instagram showing a 4 in a row grid? This is going to ruin everything 😓 #gridview #instagram #aesthetics /XmCLyv5lx1 I'm going to be fuming when Instagram changes to a 4 grid!! My theme will be ruined. INSTAGRAM MIGHT UPDATE ITS FEATURE FROM A 3-ACROSS TO A 4-ACROSS PHOTO GRID AND IVE NEVER BEEN THIS DEVASTATED IN MY LIFE. And those people are not reacting well to news of the test: Not a huge deal, you might think, but many photographers and casual users alike use that 3-across grid to create interesting mosaics that help their profile stand out. According to some users, Instagram is already rolling out a new 4-across profile grid to replace the current 3-across setup that people know and (apparently) love. Facebook-owned image sharing behemoth Instagram (heard of 'em?) is testing a new change to its app, and the internet is collectively freaking out about it.
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