I believe in supporting the developers of great apps)Īn in app purchase in Mylio that would allow RAW editing and no syncing I would gladly pay for… if a user wants the sync capabilities, allow membership as usual in settings.
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I would be happy to pay a premium price for a mobile app that would allow me such a function as I have before (Filterstorm and Filterstorm Pro I have purchased at every paid version the developer made since the first version of said app. sorry if my post was interpreted that way… I have no intention of gaining the edit functions for Free.
It's not like I gave them $1800 of my dollars at once.
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Plus if I decide I hate the app, or the company pisses me off, I can cancel and pull the plug immediately. It's easier to stomach and it's nice knowing that I'm supporting my favorite developers regularly.
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Second, how crappy is it that two years after paying that you no longer have the latest version and you have to pay a huge fee to upgrade again? With the subscription model, the $50/mo hurts less and guarantees I'll have the latest version at all times. First off, who wants to pay $1800 or whatever it used to be for the entire suite. But once I got over the initial shock, I came to accept that this is a better way to do things. Adobe really hit us with the $50 per month pricing on the CC suite. Speaking personally here… I too used to balk at subscription pricing. The free apps that do use an open source RAW decoder which, frankly, sucks. So no, there is no free tier that includes native RAW iOS decoding and editing. Methinks that RAW editing, which requires regular updates, is worth charging for. The app itself is free and there is a free usage tier but at some point they need to charge. Devices with low memory can still export larger images to a point, but they will do so at a reduced resolution - should still be better than the old 2048 pixel limit.Īgain, thank you for all of your thoughtful writing about Mylio, and we hope you enjoy this new feature. Note that these sizes aren’t exact as most iOS devices report the installed RAM a little smaller than the actual value (500 MB vs.
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Mylio will now export images (both RAW & JPEG) at full resolution as long as the iOS device has enough RAM to do so.
We have optimized Mylio’s memory usage for all file types ( RAW & JPEG) in order to enable us to export images at full resolution. Our developers have been following your blog, and we put a juicy new feature into Mylio v1.7 based on your feedback. Thank you for all the great ideas and feedback. (The app I use to move files around in this video is PhotoSync.) I've found a workaround that, while it does take some advanced setup and does require a good internet connection, will in fact get both your RAW and JPEG files into Mylio, and even bring them in as a matching pair (as it should).Ībout half way into this video I start down a path of trying a different workflow, which - spoiler alert - doesn't quite work out -) Once you see the meat of it, I won't hold it against you if you stop watching the rest. (And curiously, as you'll see in this video I thought that the RAW was being left behind, as I'm quite sure that's what happened to me over the weekend… curious). There's a problem though even though when you import pictures to your iOS device using an SD Card Reader you get both the RAW and JPEG files, when you then import into Mylio, the JPEG is left behind. As many readers know, I'm a big fan of both RAW+ JPEG as well as using my iPad in place of a laptop wherever possible.
Mylio is an app I'm enjoying more and more to organize and edit my personal photos.
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