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Ah yes, the image format I get when I airdrop photos off my iphone that 90% of the internet doesn't handle.
by fishtoaster 4y ago
Ah yes, the image format I get when I airdrop photos off my iphone that 90% of the internet doesn't handle.
- sogen 4y agoand also the format of desktop backgrounds, taking up hundreds of MB on every Mac...
- diebeforei485 4y agoThese are the dynamic backgrounds that change throughout the day, they're a collection of ~16 images (not a single image).
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- orev 4y agoYou can change the camera settings to use “most compatible”, which reverts to JPG.
- CharlesW 4y agoNote that this also changes the capture format to JPEG, and so will only work with new photos that you take. If you want to AirDrop your existing HEIF photos, or want to AirDrop RAW (ProRAW) photos, or if you prefer to continue to capture in the higher-quality HEIF format, you can use this "AirDrop JPEGs" shortcut. https://www.icloud.com/shortcuts/e455df464625443baca41366b9a2d9e5 https://www.icloud.com/shortcuts/e455df464625443baca41366b9a...