I-phone 6S

[JimFox]

Thanks Alan. I did a Google search and found Google Earth, which I downloaded. I will check out the weather and MW aps.

Do you process your phone camera shots? On the lap top? How do you import them?

My Camera phone shots, I just edit on the phone with PS Express.

 

[AlanLichty]

Thanks Alan. I did a Google search and found Google Earth, which I downloaded. I will check out the weather and MW aps.

Do you process your phone camera shots? On the lap top? How do you import them?

With the iPhone connected to the laptop via a USB cable. I just use the Import dialogues in Lightroom. One quirk - with the newest versions of iOS and Lightroom Classic I have to have the Import dialog open before I plug in the phone and then all of the images on the iPhone appear. You can be selective in what gets imported. The images are jpegs but they do process far better than you might expect for such a ridiculously small lens.

 

[Ben Egbert]

Wow Jim, great list and I will be downloading a bunch. I have 256GB and lots of music. I did get my Spotify working right off and pared with my Bose headphones.

 

[Ben Egbert]

With the iPhone connected to the laptop via a USB cable. I just use the Import dialogues in Lightroom. One quirk - with the newest versions of iOS and Lightroom Classic I have to have the Import dialog open before I plug in the phone and then all of the images on the iPhone appear. You can be selective in what gets imported. The images are jpegs but they do process far better than you might expect for such a ridiculously small lens.

Right Alan, I can see a usb connection in my future. I use Breeze browser and rename on import and I don't like to mess with file names outside of Breeze. But once I have a cable, it will be just like with my camera. In fact I can probably have Breeze handle the import. It sets up a date named file on my computer HD at the same time it downloads.

 

[AlanLichty]

I have Lightroom set up to put all of my images into folders organized by capture date. I do make a point of adding keywords to each new batch of images so I can bring up all of my images for any given keyword(s) no matter when I shot them. I do not name my images until I process them and the EXIF info can always get me back to the original in its dated folder.