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See iOS 10's New Photos App in Action
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I don't think you know what a privacy breach is.
It's the simple things that Photos lacks for me.... like being able to rotate an image without having to edit > press the cropping tool > rotate > save.
Also it would be a nice addition if Screen Rotation would disable itself when you've got an image or video open.
I'd like to be able to find out file sizes too... and sort by date (Ascending/Descending), File size, etc.
Also it would be a nice addition if Screen Rotation would disable itself when you've got an image or video open.
I'd like to be able to find out file sizes too... and sort by date (Ascending/Descending), File size, etc.
But will the results then sync across your personal Photos estate (i.e. onto iCloud Photos and back to your Mac?)
How so? It's all done locally on the phone. No data is sent off.
Junk shots: 7000 images found!
Instead of these gimmicks I wish Apple would just fix the scrolling in iOS. Android is so nice to use because all it takes is a subtle finger flick to scroll through long pages. On iOS you practically get CTS just trying to read the comments at Macrumors.
Instead of these gimmicks I wish Apple would just fix the scrolling in iOS. Android is so nice to use because all it takes is a subtle finger flick to scroll through long pages. On iOS you practically get CTS just trying to read the comments at Macrumors.
Do you keep all your photos on your device? I off load mine for further screening/filtering/processing.
Except that it's being done completely on your phone, and not uploaded to Apple.
How? You don't have enough map data on your device to do broad location recognition like that. Don't see how it isn't coming from a server somewhere.
I'm concerned about this as well...I've spent a lot of time going through my photos making sure everything is tagged, and I'd hate to have that superseded by this. I really hope any tagging and metadata editing the user has already done will override any changes the iPhone wants to make.
thought the same question. I have been hoping for more Aperature like functionality and this gets us a bit closer. If they have integrated it well i would expect it to sync correctly between iOS and macOS. Can't wait until public beta comes out so I can play with this.
This is really cool. ML can do amazing things with image recognition. But why isn't this on the OS X Photos too?!
Surprised there was no mention in the video about iOS 10 being able to handle RAW format capture and subsequent processing via Core Image.
For me, as a photographer, that's huge as that *could* mean the next iPhone camera might be able to output captured images in RAW format. And that Apple and/or third party apps would be able to process them.
An iPhone 7 with a camera that produced RAW files along with an app for processing would be by itself enough to make me want to purchase one.
For me, as a photographer, that's huge as that *could* mean the next iPhone camera might be able to output captured images in RAW format. And that Apple and/or third party apps would be able to process them.
An iPhone 7 with a camera that produced RAW files along with an app for processing would be by itself enough to make me want to purchase one.
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I, too, haven't had luck with automated slide shows. I did make ones I liked in iPhotos, though. I would likely use this on my iPad rather than my iPhone, for the larger screen.
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Or ever.Guess aperture is not coming back anytime soon
I'm bothered by this general trend of increased facial recognition, and increased use of AI to draw connections between people, places and things. While Apple has emphasized a device-centered approach, all of this data is still vulnerable to intrusion. All it takes is one unexpected vulnerability; and your entire digital life can be scrutinized and shared.
I'd prefer to turn all of this stuff off. Aside from privacy issues, these features can potentially disconnect us from each other. I prefer to see a person describe a photo that they love and contextualize it. These features won't prevent that, but they will serve to gently push people towards reliance on meta-data.
I'd prefer to turn all of this stuff off. Aside from privacy issues, these features can potentially disconnect us from each other. I prefer to see a person describe a photo that they love and contextualize it. These features won't prevent that, but they will serve to gently push people towards reliance on meta-data.
Has anyone been able to sync iOS People with macOS People? Not sure if this desync was done intentionally or not implemented yet
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Privacy breach like?
Do people here even read the freaking article before posting your BS comments?
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Privacy breach like?
Do people here even read the freaking article before posting your BS comments?
Devices can be compromised. If an attacker can compromise multiple devices, the data can be stitched together. The iPhone appears to be rather robust and secure ... for now.