AI might do all the heavy lifting faster . I've not tried this, but recent improvements in Aftershoot may be the answer. Worth a look using the free 30day trial?
I've given up on using my Nokia XR20 phone and have started carrying my forgotten Sony cybershot W610 when I leave the house. It fits any pocket and with a bit of PP produces results like this
I've now given up with my phone for casual photos as I can not get on with the ergonomics, and reverted to a 12 year old Sony cybershot w610 which was laying forgotten in a drawer.
Note the size and weight
Width
92.9 mm
Depth
19.3 mm
Height
52.4 mm
Weight
97 g
Weight...
For me, one of the best features of Tbird is the ability to set up local folders so that it is possible for a particular contact to have their own individual folder for storing all their mail
Nothing improper to report! A small sensor with a decent lens can cope well in sunny conditions, the only disappointment will come when pushed to limits that were impossible in the good old days. Even then the newest software can make it usable.
Just a hunch that might be worth trying
Are you using individual sign ins for each mail account?
if so then switching to a master password will save all the others in your TB profile and once working should continue without issue each and every time
My toy cupboard stored a Kodak 127 with a lump out of the plastic body
As a schoolboy I saved pocket money and bought a (used) Balda super baldina from the chemist shop on the corner
here's one of my photos on a typical rainy winter's day
Nobody has mentioned placing pennies (1d) on the railway tracks for the loco to squash them flat, or
making marble guns from ½inch tube with bangers as the explosive
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