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You might be out of luck if you do not have the originals, as you know now the 2010 was compressing the pictures.
First save the picture to hard drive and open it with something like iPhoto.
If you like the quality there we can continue.
If you do not like the quality it is the end of the road, no advanced settings will help here.
You could report the ...
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You could try Together
All videos will be linked to your account, synch is done over the air (no need to plug in), web management interface is available. Also there are some cool features for working with videos.
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Then again, if you are at all concerned about Apple's cloud services, as any sane person might be, why not sign up for DropBox - a thoroughly reputable, dependable service that is free up to a certain limit. And you can increase your DropBox size by registering friends etc. The iPhone and iPad apps have automatic Camera Upload service (when you have a ...
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Yes, photos imported into an iPad do get shared through Photo Stream. This feature is mentioned in this Apple KB article.
The 1000 picture limit is a per hour limit. Apple says (in the same KB article) that…
If you exceed one of these limits, your uploads to Photo Stream will be paused temporarily and you may see a notification message on your device. ...
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I'm a fan of PhotoSync for this. $1.99 (on the US/Canada App Stores), and can transfer between any number of devices. From their site:
Direct transfer of photos & videos between your iOS devices (iPhone,
iPad, iPod Touch) over Wi-Fi and Bluetooth - no computer needed! Read more.
Alternatively, DropBox or even the built-in Photo Stream may help, ...
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We just released a new app that makes it easy to sort, organize and share your iOS photos by date and location.
Photowerks scans your camera roll and displays your photos similarly to the Apple Photos app, but groups them by date taken or photo location.
Features:
Quickly sort photos by date taken, city, state, country, camera make, or camera model.
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I created an Automator application that does what you're looking for. You can download it here.
It's pretty simple, just drag-and-drop any folder onto the application, it will then find all images in the folder and any subfolders, and prompt you for a destination to copy them to.
If you'd prefer to activate it by a hotkey or the right-click menu, you can ...
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A Saved Search includes subfolders.
Set up something like the Photostream in the Sidebar and/or the Dock trick.
The Search Criteria for that is set by navigating to ~/Library/Application Support/iLifeAssetManagement/assets/sub and choosing kind: image: all (or whatever your specs are.) I think that would at least be a help.
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I wrote a shell script for you:
https://github.com/tjluoma/move-all-by-ext
It involves using the Terminal, but there are explicit instructions on the Github page.
It won't overwrite files if there are filename duplications, you'll have to find a way to rename those files.
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I really like an application called Hazel for this sort of thing. It saves me a ton of time and continues to sort files for me as they come!
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You could also restrict Spotlight to specific folders or file types and then move all the result files.
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DoubleTake is not free but you can use the demoversion. I use it to stitch together not photos but screenshots and similar graphics. Most panorama creatings programs does not work very well with "GIF-like" graphics and typically expecting horizontal rather than vertical stitches but DoubleTake does an excellent job with that.
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That's the way to find it on OS X 10.8.3:
~/Library/Containers/com.apple.ImageKit.RecentPictureService/Data/Library/Images/Recent Pictures/
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create HDR photos on OSX? Since HDR is gaining more and more popularity among photoraphers and clients, most developers of photo editing programs developers add the HDR editing functions to their app.i prefer to use PhotoStudio to edit my photos, I current use windows, and I know PhotoStudio has a version known as photo editor for mac, having similar ...
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This can be done by imitating the folder structure of a camera's memory card.
First, find a flash drive that's compatible with the Camera Connection Kit (i.e. doesn't draw more than 100 mA).
Create a directory in the root of the USB drive named DCIM. Inside DCIM create a directory that has exactly 8 characters. Put your picture/video files inside this ...
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I've managed to fix it. Here is the story.
After I upgraded iPhoto to 9.4.3 and restarted the Finder, it started to display ARW thumbnails. Sometimes... But sometimes black icons were shown again instead of image thumbnails and previously rendered thumbs disappeared as well.
I manually removed the thumbnails cache (on my system it was stored in the folder
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I don't know how to do that with Preview.app or iPhoto, but for this purpose you could use an online photo editor. First hit on google here is http://pixlr.com/editor/ - and it does the trick.
(upload the image and you can make it white in several ways, e.g. by pressing B or G after you have set the main color to white, though there wil be more intelligent ...
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I don't have an answer, but I think I can clarify the question:
In the built-in IOS Photo app, you can create Albums, which are essentially folders of aliases. So I created the album Selva Verde fauna, for photos of animals I'd taken in the Costa Rican lowlands. In iPhoto, this album seems to be inaccessible: all I see is my iPhone device name (say, David's ...
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Raw support for cameras is something that changes with almost every OS update. Specifically, Lion 10.7.0 only supports some cameras, and 10.7.1 adds more, and so on. Also, according to this KB article on what cameras Apple supports - it is similarly vague that you need specific versions of Aperture or iPhoto to even see whether your machine needs a RAW ...
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The simplest way is to use the app "transfr". You can send your photos or videos from your iphone to your mac or the other way round.
Extremely user friendly too.
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An easy way to stop my car audio trying to read hidden Mac OS files is to remove them in Windows OS. Simply copy your MP3 music to the USB stick from iTunes. Swap the stick into Windows OS and select view hidden files from folder options. This will then allow you to delete every single hidden file that your trusty Mac placed on your USB stick including those ...
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I use the Camera Upload on Dropbox
The pictures will be on Dropbox on the iPhone and will then sync to the other computers
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I uploaded a photo through Facebook, but it had bad quality, so I tried uploading it with iPhoto, and it did it with the highest quality. I also compared a the quality difference between uploading it with the FaceBook app and the iPad version of iPhoto and it too looked better!
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