I moved all my image files from the SD card to internal storage, and now the gallery doesn't show me the option to change the depth of field.
Did I need to also move a metadata file or something of the sort for this functionality to keep working?
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Hi
I wondered if anyone could help for some reason any photos that i have taken recently are not appearing when i try to down load the pics i go to open the folder and a lot of pics come up from my phone but not the recent ones that have been taken, does any one know why this is happening and how i can fix it
many thanks for any help
kara
Look at the "Storage" option in the camera settings.
If it is set to Main Memory, the pictures should be in /My Documents/My Pictures.
If it is set to Internal Storage, the pictures should be in /Internal Storage/My Documents/My Pictures.
Hi,
my z1 saves the pictures in the storage of the phone, not into the sd card.
I selected data storage sd card (in cam settings).
In addition my phone always makes an extra folder for burst photos, is there any way to save them in the normal DCIM folder?
Thx
Hi, I am using Z3+ default camera and it is saving photos in the internal memory with naming starting "DSC_0001". When I move all the internal memory pics to SD Card, agains the series starting with "DSC_001". If I move again the pics to SD card, I am getting duplicate name conflict.
How to change the default naming of the stock camera?
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Hi, I am using Z3+ default camera and it is saving photos in the internal memory with naming starting "DSC_0001". When I move all the internal memory pics to SD Card, agains the series starting with "DSC_001". If I move again the pics to SD card, I am getting duplicate name conflict.
How to change the default naming of the stock camera?
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I have contacted SONY Customer Care through Online Chat. They said that it is not possible to change Photo Naming series for Stock Camera. I am using Google Camera for overcoming the issue. But, Stock camera having good features than Google Camera.
I'm shooting mostly raw but sometimes I might occasionally put in photo with one of the jpg only modes (or the phone just messes up and switches back to standard photo mode from pro without me noticing in the moment).
At the end of the day I have about 100 or more photos to skip through searching for usable ones in the RAW folder and a few more in the jpg folder.
Is there a quick way to get rid of the jpg copies of the raw files and just keep the unique jpgs that don't have a RAW copy? Doing this manually is really annoying.
Until somebody recommends something better - did you try any of the "find duplicate files" apps? A decent app should allow you to specify file types to search for and file types to delete. But even if it searched all file types, it would still be easier than doing it manually.
You can go to Optimizer App then go to Cleanup>Images>similar Images
Don't see that option in Huaweis optimizer, will check out some 3rd party apps. But I doubt they are able to "see" the content of the dngs, maybe some can do this by file name.
I could use some help with this one... I set the camera's storage to SD, but then the pictures I take don't show up in the album. Also, I'd transferred a lot of pics from my old phone to SD and, and they also don't appear in the album. I've checked settings/storage, app permissions, album settings... What am I missing?
Dave
Hmm, seems to be a problem with the SD storage.
Definitely a problem with the SD.