Thank you so much and regards from Portugal. I’m I missing something simple here? Anyone with the same problem found a workaround throug a third party APP on iOS? I can share with google drive but that does not solve my problem because I would like to have access to the library I already use on Google Photos (and google does not share that on google drive). My Problem: I cannot integrate/share with Google Photos APP/Service on iOS.ġ - I cannot have access to google photos app on iOS trough the “share” option for uploadĢ - I cannot upload from Google Photos IOS App because it doesn’t “recognize” the WD wireless drive (just the photos stored locally in iPad or iPhone)ģ - I cannot add Google Photos service on WD APP because doesn’t exist on the list In a general way of speaking I’m pretty happy with my workflow: I shot mainly in JPEG (not raw), I use a sony camera, my iPhone with Moment lens and a dji drone, what I call a perfect field combo after adding the WD wireless pro. I then passed some photos from my iPad and iPhone to the wireless drive too.
When I bought the drive I’ve migrated tons of GB from my laptop to wireless drive over USB. I use my wireless disk mainly for photography backup. I would appreciate some help here after several hours searching for similar problem over the internet and without conclusions. Picasa will then save the pictures to your hard drive (in the My Pictures folder under a folder name you create) and display them in the Folders on Disk collection.I’m writing from Portugal and please forgive me if my English is not perfect. You can click on the Exclude button to select any images in your memory card that you want to keep from being imported.Īfter your pictures have finished loading in the Import Tray, click on Finish. is a group of Lightroom film presets created exactly for Nikon, Sony cameras. Your pictures will automatically be displayed in the Import Tray. It is simple to monolog about VSCO Camera film presets with step-by-step. Once you have connected your camera or card reader, click on the Import button and select your camera or drive from the list that appears. The memory card will be displayed as a drive in Picasa.
You can also use a card reader to import photos from the memory card used by your camera. To import photos into Picasa, first connect your digital camera using a USB cable (or connect your camera to its cradle). We are maintaining the Picasa posts within TechEase because we find that many people are still using the application and come to the TechEase site looking for the specific help we offer. The Picasa application will continue to function, however, and can still be used by those who prefer it. NOTE: As of March 16, 2016, Google ceased to support Picasa and encouraged users to migrate to Google Photos.
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