Viewing full res. images on iPhone

I just switched back to the Apple camp by moving from the Samsung S4 to the new iPhone 6.
I'm having a minor annoyance with iTunes automatically resizing my full resolution images before uploading it into the phone. Is there any photo viewing app that will hold onto the full resolution preferably with the image filename and metadata intact like the default photo viewer on Android?
Photos show incredible detail on the S4 but 'mehhh' on the iPhone 6 due to the auto-resize to 2302x1536 for a 3x2 aspect ratio image.

You may want to create a Facebook account, Flickr account, or any other photo account that there is an App for on the iPhone.
This may allow you to then upload your photos to their servers. View it on the App at a much higher quality.
Again not totally sure on this. But it might be something you can try out. Maybe our fellow posters have other suggestions.

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You may want to create a Facebook account, Flickr account, or any other photo account that there is an App for on the iPhone.
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You're right. The images I uploaded from iPhoto were originally, approximately, 1 Mb each. When they were uploaded to the web, via iWeb publishing, they are all 60Kb - a significant drop in file size.
To answer your query, specifically, if you want friends/family to have access to high res images, then photocast an album with the pictures you want to share.
Rachel.

In Elements 12 Organizer, View Full Screen images are not loading. Have already tried disc cleanup.

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I’ve found a work-round.
This is embarrassing (for Adobe), as the work-round is to set the CPU affinity to single cpu mode. With that PSE 10 has been running in slide show mode for 3 hours now. Looking good!
On a temporary basis, from the task manager, show the ‘processes’ tab, right click on the PhotoshopElementsOrganizer.exe *32 process, choose ‘Set Affinity …’ unselect ‘All’ and select (check) any one CPU. (Under W7 32 bit I guess you won’t get the *32)
For a more permanent fix, using the start command with the affinity option is needed. This is not compatible with the PSE 10 launcher though, if you use the launcher you will need to set the affinity as shown above.
To use the start command, from a command prompt type start /? for the syntax..
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Now, should Adobe be reading this thread I have some advice for them:
“It is NOT POSSIBLE to conduct a reliability test of a program using a virtualized environment”.
I made the error of assuming that after the PSE 6 fiasco in a multi-cpu environment Adobe would not make the same mistake again. Well, they have. Perhaps this time they will conduct a root cause analysis of what they are doing wrong with their test plans and FIX IT, because I object to doing their testing for them, again.

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Hawaiian_Starman wrote:
Hi
It may be inherent in the site's code. Regardless, IMO the best way to view images, especially via a Google or Yahoo search is PicLens.
Hi HS,
IIRC lots of posts about PicLens being a prob so I went there w your link.
*They say it is NOT Safari ready.* Thought I would note that for other thread readers.
I'm sure glad you choose to hang in the Forums. JP

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I am running iPhoto ‘09 (v8.1.1) on MacOS 10.6.2. When I double click on many of the thumbnails in my iPhoto library, rather than the image opening to full size, the screen goes black. This phenomenon seems to occur randomly. However, once it occurs, then the full size image will never appear. However, the thumbnail continues to appear in the iPhoto library.
Also, very occasionally, after double clicking on the thumbnail, the full size image appears very briefly (less than 1 second) and then displays a totally random set of pixels.
These problems occur with images from a camera as well as scanned images.
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MichaelT

That wasn't a solution, that was a test of the Library's integrity.
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Option 1
Back Up and try rebuild the library: hold down the command and option (or alt) keys while launching iPhoto. Use the resulting dialogue to rebuild. Choose to Rebuild iPhoto Library Database from automatic backup.
If that fails:
Option 2
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Regards
TD

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When double-clicking on the thumbnail image of an iPhoto album, the full size image will often spontaneously zoom to only display the bottom left quarter of the entire photo when it displays in full size. I can easily work around this by clicking on the right arrow to go to the next full size image (which will display properly) and then click on the left arrow to go back to the initial affected image (which will also then display properly). It does not do this when full-sizing all images from their thumbnails - probably less than 10% of the time; but still often enough to be a pian. I cannot find anything in the preferences which would appear to cause or correct it.
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Using Photoshop or Photoshop Elements as Your Editor of Choice in iPhoto.
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