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Do you keep both HDR and non-HDR pictures?
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Just the HDR for me. Most of my pics are either for posting here or are quick stuff taken so my wife can see what's on the shelves at the store.
Don't really need to hang on to that billionth pic of tartar sauce choices.
Don't really need to hang on to that billionth pic of tartar sauce choices.
Lol you shop and choose thru the phone too? Lol
It's just cool to hear others do that. When it's for me tho, for when I want an opinion or to get something, I get the cricket sounds with 2 hours later response. So I just buy it anyways then get the complaint on why u buy that, um I sent you a text. Lol thanks for reading.
OP, I keep the best one and delete. Mine is on auto. Happens randomly
LOL, no, no. My WIFE shops through MY phone. AFTER she sends ME to the store.
It's just easier to send her a picture then try and analyze choices. She'll tell me she wants "X" but none of the products I see say "X" on them!
It avoids conflict and she can't later say to me "Why did you buy that, I told you 'X'!"
I hear you man!
LOL, no, no. My WIFE shops through MY phone. AFTER she sends ME to the store.
It's just easier to send her a picture then try and analyze choices. She'll tell me she wants "X" but none of the products I see say "X" on them!
It avoids conflict and she can't later say to me "Why did you buy that, I told you 'X'!"
I hear you man!
Lol Oh Oops. Good method tho, will have to use that as well!!! Obviously I needed to vent and make bond. ✌
I only keep the HDR version anymore.
There are plenty of apps including Photos that do a fine enough job of post processing that I don't think twice about it.
There are plenty of apps including Photos that do a fine enough job of post processing that I don't think twice about it.
I usually have HDR off and only turn it on for extreme lighting conditions. When it's turned on, I always save a copy of the original pic because HDR can struggle with moving objects.
