Windows 10: One Drive Photo Backup Reduced Quality

Hello. No noticed that a photo on my android gallery is 768kb but in One Drive it is 469kb.


The reason I looked up this information is because the one drive photo looked grainy.


Is there a setting to backup with no change in quality? If so, how would I delete all the photos in one drive and then backup my gallery again?


Thank you.

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Camera quality gradually reducing in Lumia 920

I purchased a Lumia 920 in January 2013, and initially it used to produce stunning photos even in low light. But I have realized that the quality of photos have been reducing gradually. Now, when i compare the photos taken recently and the ones taken in
January, I find that the recent photos aren't as good as the earlier ones. Worst affected are the low light photos. The low light photos which I clicked in January look 10 times better than what my phone produces now. I tried taking photos with the default
camera app as well as the new Nokia Pro cam which comes with the Amber update, but I realized that those clicked using the Pro Cam are slightly better, but still very much lower in quality compared to the pictures I clicked several months ago using the default
camera app. Stranegly, the video quality is still good. its only the quality of still pictures, which has reduced drastically.



What could be the reason for this? Is there some issue with my camera lens? Or is Nokia purposefully reducing photo quality through software updates on Lumia 920, so as to push people to buy the Lumia 1020?

 

Windows 10 Photos video project export quality issue

In Windows 10 I created a video project slideshow with the photos app. I'd like to export this video for a Facebook ad. However, the photos app only gives me 3 options to export and all three significantly reduce the quality of the video versus when I
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New Memorex Mirror for Photos Simplifies Photo Backup

Today’s consumers are looking for simple technology solutions that allow them to swiftly and safely back up their ever-growing digital photo collection. With a quick, one-time software installation, the Memorex Mirror for Photos external hard drive automatically backs up photos when connected to the computer without having to open numerous settings, dialogs or having to navigate multiple menus.

Mirror for Photos is a fast, smart and maintenance-free method of backing up photos and takes the guesswork out of protecting one’s precious memories. Its built-in software automatically runs each time the device is connected to a PC or MAC, finds photos and backs them up. This eliminates the hassle of manually backing up photos each time they are uploaded on a computer. A unique monitoring feature detects when new photos are present and reminds the user to connect Mirror for Photos.





“As people’s digital libraries continue to grow, they understand how critical it is to preserve those moments, yet are often intimidated with the notion of backing up,” said Jess Walton, Memorex brand manager. “Mirror for Photos provides even non tech-savvy users with a quick, simple and maintenance-free method for backing up and protecting precious memories.”

Mirror for Photos’ compact, space-saving design – at 3x5x1/2 inches – also eliminates the need for power cords, thanks to its simple USB-bus powered connection. The product’s user-inspired packaging also boasts easy-to-understand icons that convey product features, attributes and applications.

Memorex Mirror for Photos is available in three sizes, 320GB, 500GB and 640GB, or an estimated capacity of 64,000, 100,000 and 128,000 high-resolution photos* respectively. Mirror for Photos (320GB model) is currently available at Toys“R”Us. Suggested retail prices for capacities are:

• $79.99 for the 320GB Mirror for Photos
• $99.99 for the 500GB Mirror for Photos
• $119.99 for the 640GB Mirror for Photos