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I've sent several photos to my iPad Pro either via email or Dropbox. Each time I save them to photos, they are blurred. These same photos were sharp as anything on my old iPad. Can anyone help please?
iPad Pro, iOS 9.3.1
Sometimes when transferring Photos from device to device or computer to device, it takes a little processing time for the images to become clear when you first view them, in the iOS Photos App, after the transfer.
Have you given the image/s a minute or two for the data in the image to "resolve"/clear up?
Try it.
Open the image in the Photos App and stay on that image for a minute or so to see if the image becomes clear and no longer blurry.
This happens with all of my iPad models when I have to restore images (LOTS of images) from a backup.
Good Luck.
Hi
thanks for the answer, but it doesn't seem to help
The image is sharp if I send via Dropbox, but not email
I've tried TIFF rather than jpeg, but it doesn't help
cheers
Where are these images beng transferred from that you need to use DropBox or email?
Are these images on a Windows PC? Directly from a digital camera?
What is the orginal format of these images?
Are these images been imported into a computer (PC or Mac)?
You can sync images using iTunes on a PC, instead of using DropBox or email.
There is more than one way to get images onto an iPad.
There are apps that can transfer images wirelessly over either WiFi or Bluetooth between iDevices or an iDevice and a computer.
There is some reason why DropBox is transferring a clean, clear image while it is failing to do so via email.
Any photos I send to my IPad Pro and save to photos are blurred
