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quick question ya'll.. when i make a album and put pictures in it from my camera roll does it take up more space? like does it duplicate the picture again size wise? lol does this make sense? HELP! 😕
iPhone 4, iOS 7.0.6
No, no, yes, and OK, respectively.
uhh you're reply made little sense.. please explain! 🙂
cookie415 wrote:
quick question ya'll.. when i make a album and put pictures in it from my camera roll does it take up more space? - NO like does it duplicate the picture again size wise? - NO lol does this make sense? - YES HELP! 😕
Does that help? The creation of an album just puts a marker there. You will also find that if you try and delete the picture from the camera roll, it deletes from the album, and vice versa. Also, importing the photos to the computer for safe keeping does not always take the folder structure. Windows does not at least.
ChrisJ4203 wrote:
You will also find that if you try and delete the picture from the camera roll, it deletes from the album, and vice versa.
Deleting from an Album does NOT delete from the Camera Roll.
You are correct there. It is the other way around. My apologies.
No worries here!
camera roll/albums
