12-13-2023 06:39 PM - last edited on 12-14-2023 09:47 AM by Danny
First thanks for accepting me into the group.
I’m loving my d5 mark iv Wi-Fi access to send photos to my phone and via the Canon Camera Connect app to quickly share photos with family.
My question is with a 30 mp camera is there a drop in the quality if you send a photo via text as compared to the usual download the photos to laptop then email the photos. I am not a professional so these photos are not for a client but rather family photos to share with other family members. If any are printed they would not exceed 8x10 or 11x14.
Again. Love the quality of my d5 just curious as to the result of texting a photo as compared to email.
Thank you all.
12-13-2023 08:09 PM
I suggest using Signal instead of text. Signal allows larger attachments and encrypts the message.
12-13-2023 09:35 PM
Thanks John.
Never thought about the security of encryption.
12-13-2023 09:21 PM
For very large files, it would be better to use a file sharing service. Then, text or email the link (URL). You can also export smaller versions of the photos for sharing (where using text or email would work OK).
I use Adobe Lightroom to manage all my photos in their original form (RAW). When wanting to share with others, I export them using some preset (e.g. "Medium for Email").
12-13-2023 09:34 PM
Thank you Ricky
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