• jqubed@lemmy.world
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    4 days ago

    This is horrific to me. Reminds me of when I saw a reporter putting together something in Photoshop, then taking a screenshot to paste it into Adobe Premiere. I showed her how to send it properly for better quality, and really just as fast, but saw her doing it again just a few weeks later. She just grinned when I asked about it!

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    4 days ago

    This is why “manual sort” is so good.

    I want all of files in alphabetical order except that one, please.

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    4 days ago

    What does bringing it to the front mean in this context? If I’ve already located the photo I want, I can usually do what I need with it. The problem is finding it to start with.

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      4 days ago

      I’m assuming it’s an apple thing, where it’s stupidly difficult to get the image/file you want into the application that you want to work with it

      or at least that’s my experience as a non-apple user trying to use my goddamn iPad

      • defunct_punk@lemmy.worldOP
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        3 days ago

        Nah, I do it on my (android) phone. Usual case is that I see something browsing on mobile that I want to research more of on my proper desktop. So I take a quick screenshot so that I remember when I get home. Then I dont remember. Then I screenshot the screenshot the next time I’m scrolling through my gallery so that I remember. Then I dont remember…

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          3 days ago

          So the screenshot is a reminder because when you’re scrolling through recent photos you might happen to see it? Isn’t that kind of like setting an alarm clock that will only go off 50% of the time?

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      3 days ago

      I do this with my WiFi password. Since all the photos and screenshots are in recency order, instead of having to scroll all the way back to several months ago when I first took a picture of the WiFi password all the time, I take a screenshot of that photo and since the screenshot it recent it now shows up at the front and I don’t have to scroll to find it.