41 or 45 mm? If it’s 41 ima head to the shops that has a Marshall’s and get it if available.Marshall’s find. Tornado grey sport loop $17.
I missed out on the mulberry one because they didn’t have 41mm, 45 is too big for me.
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41 or 45 mm? If it’s 41 ima head to the shops that has a Marshall’s and get it if available.Marshall’s find. Tornado grey sport loop $17.
41 or 45 mm? If it’s 41 ima head to the shops that has a Marshall’s and get it.
I missed out on the mulberry one because they didn’t have 41mm, 45 is too big for me.
Yeah, screenshots do degrade the quality of the image, but thanks for clarifying. Sometimes, some TJXs and Marshalls sell smaller versions of these. I was also interested in these two toned ones. I’ll have an opportunity to check them out since the weather is nice again!45mm. I know it’s a little small in the photo. I updated my last post.
Yeah, screenshots do degrade the quality of the image, but thanks for clarifying. Sometimes, some TJXs and Marshalls sell smaller versions of these. I was also interested in these two toned ones. I’ll have an opportunity to check them out since the weather is nice again!
Oh, I see I have an iPhone 15 Pro. I also asked the moderation team about it, and they informed me that the limit is 5000x5000 pixels per image. Therefore, anyone who used ProRAW, ProRes, or ultra-wide images that weren’t cropped would encounter this error. The moderators suggested using image compressors or some third party photo editing apps that I use on my iPhone to reduce the pixel count. I use Line Camera and beautycam and it reduces the pixel amount.I have a 15 pro max and this forum and another doesn’t let me post photos, saying they’re too large. The only way I know how to work around it is take a low quality screenshot to post the photo.
I got this band a few years ago. Did wear it a few times. Didn’t like the elderberry from last time, passed on that one.
Oh, I see I have an iPhone 15 Pro. I also asked the moderation team about it, and they informed me that the limit is 5000x5000 pixels per image. Therefore, anyone who used ProRAW, ProRes, or ultra-wide images that weren’t cropped would encounter this error. The moderators suggested using image compressors or some third party photo editing apps that I use on my iPhone to reduce the pixel count. I use Line Camera and beautycam and it reduces the pixel amount.
Back to the topic, I’m interested in sport loops like the one shown above. The Apple Watch Series 5 and 7 have two-tone versions of those. I’ll definitely get one for 41mm. Only owned all the OG ones released in 2017. However, I don’t like seeing too many 45/46mm straps or bands that are m/l size. I’ve tried various types of straps, and I know my own sizes for every band by heart.
I have same settings and I both take pics and edit my photos on these third party photo editing apps.What’s odd is my photos are default settings. 24mp, heic. Video is set to 4k60. I can never just upload a photo though, always too big no matter the website.
Do you just take a photo with a third party app or use their editor to downgrade a pic?
I have a lot of sport loops (nylon) open, about ten. All different colors. The interesting thing is I rarely if ever wear them. Especially in the summer when there’s risk of my sweating as I baby my bands. Officially I own around 40 Apple oem bands. About a dozen are the $100 tier… leather loops, leather bands, milanese steel, the ultra bands range, and now the titanium Milanese. Then a bunch of nike sport bands and loops, plus a plethora of colors of standard silicone bands. On top of that I have about 20 more sealed which are the more seasonal ones.
My somewhat holy grail I don’t own is the purple / dark cherry leather link from series 7. I need a S/M 45mm and only have a M/L I received as a gift. Unfortunately that sizing is too big for me and I never opened it.