Hi Paulie1,
That's happened to virtually everyone I know who uses Instagram. It's not a Samsung issue, it happens when uploading from virtually every device. I've used an iPhone and Samsung, and the same issue applies. Regardless of the resolution from your phone or any other hardware, Instagram usually downgrades the resolution of your photos to match their standards of resolution. It has something to do with the platform. I imagine that in the coming years, they'll modify this as consumer expectations of resolution begins to increase. But currently, that's what it is for now. It's especially annoying if you've captured a really nice scenery or a great moment and have the ability to share it with thousands or even millions of people, but the resolution is *****. This has made it very difficult for big Instagram influencers to get to the level that they are, causing them to rely on 3rd-party applications to alleviate the lost resolution.
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