So I chose to have my photos in the cloud to show on my iPad Pro and they all synced but they are blurry and look blown up. Is it supposed to be like this?
Unless you open the photo, it is usually a low-res placeholder to save storage space; if you open it, it will be downloaded and you'll have the full-res version that looks nicer. See if that's the issue.So I chose to have my photos in the cloud to show on my iPad Pro and they all synced but they are blurry and look blown up. Is it supposed to be like this?
Unless you open the photo, it is usually a low-res placeholder to save storage space; if you open it, it will be downloaded and you'll have the full-res version that looks nicer. See if that's the issue.
Go to Settings<Photos & Camera<Optimize iPad Storage. Is it checked? If so, you'll view lower resolution versions.
I "think" so but I'm not sure. But I'm sure others know . . . .Thanks, I can't check until later when I get home from work but if I have it optimized to save storage can I tap to view a picture and have it full resolution while I am viewing it then when I exit, it return to a low res thumbnail? I only have a 32 GB iPP and I don't want to waste storage with photos.
Thanks, I can't check until later when I get home from work but if I have it optimized to save storage can I tap to view a picture and have it full resolution while I am viewing it then when I exit, it return to a low res thumbnail? I only have a 32 GB iPP and I don't want to waste storage with photos.