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#261805 16-Dec-2019 13:58
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I've just downloaded some photos from my iphone to my pc - directly using the windows import function.

 

What's happened is that I'm getting three files - IMG_xxxx, and IMG_Exxxx and IMG_xxxx.AAE

 

The first two are the same photo (albeit slightly differently cropped) with different sizes.  The .AAE file is tiny and can't be viewed.

 

Keen to know what the three files are and which of the two images is the better one to keep

 

 


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  #2376303 16-Dec-2019 14:12
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The .aae is like a txt file that keeps track of edits or something - the other file is probably some clever auto enhance thing on the iPhone and it's keeping the original file too. 




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  #2376364 16-Dec-2019 15:12
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A discussion from another site on this:

 

 

 

https://www.dpreview.com/forums/thread/4237594

 

 

 

Seems like the files with the E might have been edited on the phone and the one with the E is the original?





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  #2376367 16-Dec-2019 15:18
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sidefx:

 

A discussion from another site on this:

 

 

 

https://www.dpreview.com/forums/thread/4237594

 

 

 

Seems like the files with the E might have been edited on the phone and the one with the E is the original?

 

 

Yes - I did see that discussion before posting here.  However, I'm not convinced.  I hardly ever edit photos on the phone, but almost all (but interestingly not all) of my photos have the _E duplicate.




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  #2376369 16-Dec-2019 15:20
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Is probably some auto-enhance thing the iPhone is doing itself, or possibly if you are choosing a specific shooting 'mode' the camera software may make some changes to the image. 


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