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July 5, 2018 at 8:51 AM #29817
JonoParticipantHi All
On the iPad is it possible take smaller (lower resolution) photos by default when using the built-in camera option?
At the moment the default photo size (iPad 9.7″, 2018) is 3264x2448px which is overkill for what I need. I probably only need a max size of around 800x600px.
Many thanks
July 5, 2018 at 10:00 AM #29818
BrendanKeymasterHi Jono,
Yes it is.
Go to the Edit Form screen where you can customize the fields in your form, tap on your Photo field and then tap on the Field Options function, then tap on the Photo Size option and choose something other than original. There’s mini, small, medium, large, and original to choose from. Even large is smaller than original.
Thanks!
Brendan
July 5, 2018 at 1:39 PM #29821
JonoParticipantWow, how did I miss that! That’s exactly what I was after. Thank you very much indeed. ?
July 6, 2018 at 4:24 AM #29828
JonoParticipantThe smaller photos are working out really well. Thanks again.
Afraid I’ve got a another question!
Is there anyway to edit exported images on a Windows 10 computer (when the ‘Export Media’ option has been selected) and then import the photos back again? Alternatively is it possible to access the photo files stored in the database on the iPad?
What I’m trying to do is add a small watermark to each image, which I can easily do as a batch on the PC.
I realise it is possible to select a photo rather than use the camera, but I’m trying to think how I can streamline my workflow as much as possible, using the tools I have available.
Many thanks
July 6, 2018 at 10:57 AM #29839
BrendanKeymasterHi Jono,
This is possible on a Mac, but not on a PC.
The reason being is the Mac version has the ability to import a CSV file along side a selected folder of Photos. As long as the name of the file in the Photos folder matches the name of the photo file referenced in the CSV file, then Tap Forms will match them up. Although I’m not sure now if it’ll replace an image that already exists or add a second copy of the image. I’ll have to look at my code. I wrote that a long time ago.
But there’s no way to do that on the iOS version. Sorry.
Brendan
July 6, 2018 at 2:05 PM #29843
JonoParticipantThanks Brendan, I thought that might be the case. This might be the time for me to get a Mac – unless there’s a Windows version in the pipeline ?
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