Currently, the system is iOS Working with photos is really difficult and we often face certain inconveniences. For example, if we take several photos and want to edit them directly on our iPhone or iPad, we first have to import them into the Photos app. Only after this annoying step can we use apps like Pixelmator Photo or Adobe Lightroom. The solution could be a system iOS 13, which could solve this problem quite amicably. At least, that's what developer Guilherme Rambo's sources claim.
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Currently, this causes a lot of unnecessary files to accumulate on our device, because as mentioned above, we have to import everything into the native application first. However, after the release of the latest version of Apple's mobile system, thanks to the new developer API, we could import photos from external media directly into editing applications or the Files application. Thanks to this, we could edit all our images in the format RAW and then export them directly and maybe even share them right away. If your iPhone or iPad often for editing photos, you will agree that this process can often be lengthy and quite annoying.
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"For example, if we take several photos and want to edit them directly on our iPhone or iPad, we must first import them into the Photos application".
I don't understand what you are writing about. I take a photo, it's automatically in Photos, and I can edit it in any app right after I take it.
Either they mean a situation where you need to import a photo into an application, such as in Pixelmator Photo, or rather they were talking about importing from another camera.
You are right, in the original text it talks about adding photos from another camera. They also have photos where it can be seen.
I wish they would return the Photos folder as there were always photos from the camera before Paskvil 12! Otherwise, I always stay at 11. Any other improvement is pointless if one cannot find the last photo taken in the general mess of all photos... The main thing is that it "intelligently" suggests what one should probably want to see :-(
When I open appI immediately jump to the photosonec of the bulk album Photos where the latest photo is the last one. I completely understand that you iOS 11 may suit you better, I just don't really understand what the "new" native is for you. appThese photos are so terribly confusing.
iPhone X - iOS 12.2
The confusing thing is that the photos from the camera are supposed to have their own album. Ideally like what Samsung has - I drag the photo somewhere else and it stays there, not just links and "multiplying photos".
To give an example, I just took about 150 photos at the Zoo, which I want to sort and put into my album. If I have a similar album on my iPhone, say from last week, I won't know what I just took and what I already have in another album on my computer. I just can't seem to find new photos.chat with already saved galleries.
It already irritates me that every time I have to download the photos to my computer, sort them into albums and then upload them (in the iTunes music player!) back to my phone if I want them there.