What does the 'J' icon on a photo in the Photos app mean?
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For some reason on some of my photos there is this 'J' icon:
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For some reason on some of my photos there is this 'J' icon:
What does it mean?
macos high-sierra photos.app
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For some reason on some of my photos there is this 'J' icon:
What does it mean?
macos high-sierra photos.app
For some reason on some of my photos there is this 'J' icon:
What does it mean?
macos high-sierra photos.app
macos high-sierra photos.app
edited Sep 17 at 3:58
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When you shoot RAW + JPEG the Photos app stacks the two images together. The J means you have a stack with a JPEG file and a RAW file and the JPEG file is used as original. To change to the RAW file go into edit mode (enter) and choose Image - > Use Raw as original. The letter will now change to a R.
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1 Answer
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up vote
4
down vote
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Source:
When you shoot RAW + JPEG the Photos app stacks the two images together. The J means you have a stack with a JPEG file and a RAW file and the JPEG file is used as original. To change to the RAW file go into edit mode (enter) and choose Image - > Use Raw as original. The letter will now change to a R.
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up vote
4
down vote
accepted
Source:
When you shoot RAW + JPEG the Photos app stacks the two images together. The J means you have a stack with a JPEG file and a RAW file and the JPEG file is used as original. To change to the RAW file go into edit mode (enter) and choose Image - > Use Raw as original. The letter will now change to a R.
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up vote
4
down vote
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up vote
4
down vote
accepted
Source:
When you shoot RAW + JPEG the Photos app stacks the two images together. The J means you have a stack with a JPEG file and a RAW file and the JPEG file is used as original. To change to the RAW file go into edit mode (enter) and choose Image - > Use Raw as original. The letter will now change to a R.
Source:
When you shoot RAW + JPEG the Photos app stacks the two images together. The J means you have a stack with a JPEG file and a RAW file and the JPEG file is used as original. To change to the RAW file go into edit mode (enter) and choose Image - > Use Raw as original. The letter will now change to a R.
answered Sep 17 at 1:30
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