These versions of the images include your edits. Choose 'Photos' and select the Photos library, it will allow you navigate to find the image you want. When uploading images from your computer to DPR, scroll to the bottom of the sidebar and look for the media section. Take advantage of the media browser of Finder to access the edited image from the photos library.
Use the Export feature to create a temporary version of the edited images just for uploading to DPR and/or other websites.Ģ. It sounds like when uploading to DPR, you are pointing the DPR uploader to your original files, not an edited version. It stores your original photos in tact, any edits you make are added in realtime during editing, it never changes your original photos. However, you may be on the right approach with Photos. I've never logged into to google on this machine and never intend to so I can't check to see if I can figure out what the issue you're having might be.
#Picasa for mac not recognizing iphone Pc
These are completely independent of what makes those files, Mac or PC or Linux or iPhone or Android. It sounds like someone saying Samsung washing machines refuse to wash Lee Cooper Jeans, but it's happy to wash Levis.ĭPReview requires GIF, JPEG or PNG files. The statement "Google does not support Mac images in a form that DPReview recognises" doesn't really make any sense. I find that DPR only recognizes the original unedited and uncropped images rather than the final image.Īny help and/or suggestions are greatly needed. I have tried Photos but am having difficulty in saving and posting cropped and edited images. Google does not support Mac images in a form that DPReview recognizes. Now Google, in their infinite wisdom, has discontinued the Picasa Web sites and I am seeking a simple editor like Picasa and a web site to upload my edited images in a form that I can post to sites like DPReview. Since 2007 I have used Picasa3 to edit my photos and then save them to my Picasa Web site.
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