Forum: Digital Processing, Software, and Printing
07-01-2017, 06:09 AM
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I am loath to touch Google photos. When I last rebooted my phone, it started asking me for logins and I soon clued in that it might be sharing them to a cloud server without expressly telling me so. I want to keep things expressly local unless I deliberately and specifically permit it, and I am worried that Google Photos will try to bypass this.
Thank you for the assist - I am grateful for the effort you've put in - but I am not sure I trust the solution (i.e. the lack of trust is not in you). I will probably delete the app - again - as it ought not to need these sorts of clumsy workarounds.
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Forum: Digital Processing, Software, and Printing
07-01-2017, 03:51 AM
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I'll give it another shot on my tablet. I was having issues with the open option on my phone last night.
I can accept the limitations. Basic is all I'm looking for in this particular context; just something so that I can translate raw files and massage the JPEGs a little for Facebook etc. when I'm on holiday travelling light. I've got Raw Therapee for the serious heavy lifting when I get home.
ETA: Just had another look in my Android tablet version - I can get into the subfolder on my K-1's memory card easily enough, but the .DNG files are greyed out. On my phone it tells me "All apps associated with this action have vbeen disabled, blocked or are not installed."
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Forum: Digital Processing, Software, and Printing
06-30-2017, 03:50 PM
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I have seen at least one YouTube vid stating that Snapseed has this ability.
On my Samsung tablet, with the latest update, it most clearly does NOT.
I had it on my phone (Galaxy S5) a while ago but it got uninstalled in a general purge/reset, and I haven't yet checked the latest update.
Can anyone clarify, please? It would actually be a very neat and simple thing for tweaking my digitised B&W film negatives before I upload them to Flickr, which I usually do in JPEG anyway, but being able to translate the Raw file would be really, really nice once I'd had a look at the basic captures and decided which ones I wanted to do in high-res.
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