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How to get photos from your digital camera to Instagram in 3 easy steps

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Instagram may be designed for smartphones, but you've probably noticed that the best photos have a distinctly non-camera-phone vibe to them. Savvy Instagrammers post high-quality DSLR or point-and-shoot photos instead. You can create a high-quality Instagram feed, too, with a little help from Dropbox and your iOS or Android device.</p><h2>Step One: Transfer and pre-process your images</h2>
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The goal is to get the photo off your camera and onto a phone or mobile device with the Instagram app installed. The first step starts with your camera. </p><h3>Importing your photos</h3>
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