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That shouldn't be a surprise, because in order for that to happen you'd have to disable the compatible export option in iOS that's on by default. Unless you use
by djrogers 8y ago
That shouldn't be a surprise, because in order for that to happen you'd have to disable the compatible export option in iOS that's on by default. Unless you used some 3rd party image transfer that wasn't as thoughtful?
- ASalazarMX 8y agoThe default Formats setting for the built-in camera app is "High efficiency", which saves as HEIF/HEIVC. You have to change it to "Most compatible" to use JPEG/H.264.
- djrogers 8y agoThe default export option is ‘automatic’ which converts to jpeg when exporting to anything other than new Apple OS devices. The format for taking the photos is irrelevant.
- ASalazarMX 8y agoThat's in the Photos app settings. I have no idea if Google Photos does automatic conversion too. I think someone mentioned before in this thread the syncing between Android and iPhone using Google Photos and finding the format incompatible on Android.