Hi all,
I cannot find a way to trigger a Tasker task when scanning my Nikon camera NFC.
I can record the tag's ID and use it in the NFC Starter plugin, but it won't trigger the task. It always triggers the Nikon app.
The content of the tag includes:
mimeType=application/com.nikon.wu
If the Nikon app is installed, it opens it. If it is not, it will open Google Play to install the app. I want to prevent this action and launch other app instead.
Any ideas? thanks!
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Anyone else annoyed by this? When I take photos with the default 2.2 camera app, they don't show up in the gallery. I have to install and run the "rescan media root" application. Kind of annoying when you want to share a photo quickly.
This problem is especially bad with the Camera Magic application, which is a great little free app, and has a gallery button, but never shows the pictures in the gallery until I have run rescan media root.
Please move to Q&A if you want, I thought this forum was the best place for this.
bwolmarans said:
Anyone else annoyed by this? When I take photos with the default 2.2 camera app, they don't show up in the gallery. I have to install and run the "rescan media root" application. Kind of annoying when you want to share a photo quickly.
This problem is especially bad with the Camera Magic application, which is a great little free app, and has a gallery button, but never shows the pictures in the gallery until I have run rescan media root.
Please move to Q&A if you want, I thought this forum was the best place for this.
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The default camera shouldnt be doing that. The 3rd party camera on the other hand... only real solution to that would be write the app devs.
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Hi,
I have disabled Google Photos and installed Simple Gallery app.
Now I have a problem in that when I click on the in-camera "preview" thumbnail (lower right), normally it would've opened Google Photos gallery, however as that is now disabled I expected to open Simple Gallery.
The problem is it doesn't.
I tried to look and reset the "Default gallery app", but there is no such setting.
Is the Nokia Camera app hardwired to only work with Google Photos?
Regards
How to make google photo the default gallery app. I would like to directly access the photo taken from the photo application. Thank you
Dynamically you can't without root. This is because the camera calls from.Samsung gallery. You could probably make a macro with macrodroid to automatically open the image in the photos app with ui
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I recently disabled the Google Photos app as I had no need for it and was bothered by its intrusion. However, when I used my Google Camera and then attempted to edit the shot, I was met with a message that said something to the effect that 'I could not edit my photos with the Google Photos app disabled.'
Is there some way around this without enabling Photos, or do I need to switch to a different camera app? And if the latter, would GCAM give me a comparable photo experience?
I believe you just need to install another photo app but it will not be integrated with the camera app (have to open the pics/vids with the other photo app separately). I've been using xgallery but find the ads a bit too annoying. Will see if I can get the LineageOS's gallery installed (don't know if it's possible.)