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Why do some of my pictures have an exclamation mark in the bottom right corner and are blurry? I cannot share or put them as wallpaper. I think it is because storage is almoat full but i have deleted a lot of videos and more than half of my pictures and i still have the same issue. It's annoying!
[Re-Titled by Host]iPhone 6s, iOS 10.2.1
in order to keep your photos non blurry and to get rid of the exclamation mark you have to go into settings and click icloud. Once you click it there will be a series of options you can choose, click Photos. Once you click that, there will be two options that will say "Optimize iPhone storage" and "Download and keep originals" you will most likely be already checked off to "Optimize iPhone Storage" so you want to click "Download and keep originals." When you go back to photos whatever pops up click ignore and your photos should be all good now, non-blurry. Hope this helps.
If this is happening, try this first. Charging your phone. When iOS is in "Low Power Mode" photos will not download from iCloud when in Photos is set to "Optomize iPhone Storage" Turning off low power restored downloads immediately.
<English> I've been searching for the answer on google and youtube also in this community but didn't find one. And now i'm sharing you one of the solution that i accidently found 🙂 (sorry for bad english, grammar & etc.)
1. Go to ''Settings''
2. Tap ''Apple ID''
3. Tap ''iCloud''
4. Find ''iCloud Backup''
5. Switch off ''iCloud Backup''
6. And then switch back on
7. Tap "Back Up Now"
- it should appear ''Backing Up...'' on a horizontal line (loading line, we all familiar w/ it)
- under the horizontal line, written ''Estimating time remaining...''
- Tadaa! all you've to do is wait for your iPhone backing up your data. 😎
Good luck 😉
LH
<Bahasa Melayu> Aku dah try cari solution utk benda ni dkt google, youtube and dkt community ni & tak jumpa ape2 pon. Aku decide main tekan2 je and.... aku dpt solution dia 🙂
1. Pergi dekat ''Settings''
2. Tekan ''Apple ID''
3. Tekan ''iCloud''
4. Cari '' iCloud Backup''
5. Tutup ''iCloud Backup''
6. Lepastu buka balik.
7. Tekan ''Back Up Now''
- Patutnye dia akan keluar ''Backing Up...'' dekat atas loading line
- Dekat bawah loading line tu ada tertulis ''Estimating time remaining...''
- Tada! sekarang kau tinggal nak tunggu iPhone kau 'Back Up' kau punya data 😎
Good luck 😉
LH
I have found that when my phone is in "Low battery mode" It does not communicate pictures with iCloud. I turned it off, killed my photos app, and lo and behold the pictures returned to regular quality.
It would seem that the phone doesnt want to connect with iCloud to save battery and typically does the syncing etc when its plugged in and on Wi-Fi.
One of the possible reasons why your photos/videos wouldn’t download could possibly be that you have low power mode occurring. Low power mode does not download all of your photos and videos and anything that you wished to share. So if your photos/videos don’t download you could possibly be on low power mode so you could turn it off, that is your solution too.
I had the same problem. I clicked on the download and keep originals and it still didn’t work. There’s must be a couple videos or photos that are taking up too much room. I suggest looking through your camera roll and deleting any videos that are over 45 seconds to a minute long because those that up the most space! Hope this helps and good luck!!
So I went through all the steps said here and nothing happened. I deleted soooo much. I have extra storage I pay for so i don’t even know why it would’ve been a storage issue. Anyway none of it worked. Then I realized my phone was on the low power mode. Turned that off & my pictures came back to life. Amen! I hope this helps someone
How do I get rid of the white exclamation point that appears on some of my pictures in my iPhone X? Very frustrating spending over a $1,000 for another new iPhone and I can’t send pictures! This phone was set up at an Apple store in Thousand Oaks, Ca.
Check to see if you need to upgrade your storage amount. If you have too little storage available, some pics may have the ! mark on them. Once you've upgraded, reboot your phone. This worked for me, I hope it works for others.
After switching in your settings to “Download and Keep Originals “ and your photos still have the exclamation point it could be if your phone is on Low Power Mode. Turn off Low Power Mode and it will be all cleared up at least for me it did.
Meaning of exclamation mark in iPhone photo album is that you are using iCloud Photo library, and the specific photo’s full-size original could not be loaded from iCloud due to some reasons. This could be due to lack of a network connection or poor WIFI signal, or in worst case it could be file corruption on iCloud’s end . To restore the photos you should sync back with icloud. courtesy http://www.shudhtech.com/2017/12/iphone-678-what-is-exclamation-mark.html
Hey, I had the same problem for a while bit all you have to do it go to settings and search up iCloud, from there you click on that and then click on photos. After that you click “download and keep the originals”. If it still doesn’t work and you are on low battery mode, click off of that and it should give you your videos back! -ella
I have the same problem i did turn to "download originals " but my photos are still blured
They don't. Nothing happens. How do I get them back?
And what does this still doesn't help? Is there anything else I can do?
got to "Settings>Mobile>Photos and turn on (green) to use phone data for photos
Otherwise you need to ensure you have a wifi connection
Get rid of exclamation mark on iPhone photos
