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    iPad Photograph Size

    Hi,

    I've noticed that when I transfer photographs to the iPad (1) they are greatly reduced in size and resolution.

    Is there a way of upping photograph sizes/resolution somewhere within the iPad's settings?

    I was hoping to do post-processing work using some of the awesome apps on the iPad (like Snapseed) but when I export my work the resolution its really small and I can't print at the sort of sizes I was hoping for.

    Any help would be greatly appreciated!

    Cheers,
    Derrick

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    What size and format are you starting with?

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    Jpgs between 2-5 mb.

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    As an experiment, I just took a Jpg which is 3.45mb, put it into Dropbox, opened Dropbox on my iPad and then saved the photograph to my iPad Library.

    I then emailed the photograph to myself without making any changes and the file is only 120K.

    Is there any way of improving the file size?

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    The settings in Dropbox allow for full size or smaller uploads.
    I've tested it by accident and found a 7 mb picture uploads 7 mb, the iPad downloads 7mb and saves 7 mb in the Dropbox app. Emailing seems to give only a thumbnail size file when saved to the iPad.


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    You used to be able to tell itunes not to resize when syncing, but that option has been removed, no idea why, maybe if enough people email steve about it, he will put that option back

    Work around is to upload to a webspace and then open in say safari amd then download the image, not ideal if you have lots of images, not sure if jailbreaking solves this problem

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    Quote Originally Posted by wytey View Post
    You used to be able to tell itunes not to resize when syncing, but that option has been removed, no idea why, maybe if enough people email steve about it, he will put that option back

    Work around is to upload to a webspace and then open in say safari amd then download the image, not ideal if you have lots of images, not sure if jailbreaking solves this problem

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    Dropbox website is an excellent example of that method if you don't yet have the free app .

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    Quote Originally Posted by PaperbackWriter View Post
    As an experiment, I just took a Jpg which is 3.45mb, put it into Dropbox, opened Dropbox on my iPad and then saved the photograph to my iPad Library.

    I then emailed the photograph to myself without making any changes and the file is only 120K.

    Is there any way of improving the file size?
    When you have the draft ready for sending hit the "cc" on the draft and you'll have the option of changing the pic size back to original size.

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    I didn't know about changing the Dropbox settings on the iPad app - so I changed it up to "Upload Quality" high for both Video and Photo Quality.

    I then put another file (3.40 mb) into Dropbox, opened on the iPad, saved to "Photos".

    When I came to email, I tried the CC trick but it only shows contacts - not image size.
    Unfortunately, the app I'm using (Snapseed) only has options for email/flickr and facebook, so I can't seem to get larger files...

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    So when you tap "cc/bc" you don't see this:


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