Purpose of chapter: to introduce Photo, that enables creation and management of photos picked from the Cameraroll. Handling voices and photos is very similar.
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Ref | Opener | Tapping | Back button *) |
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a) | Action on current track menu | ||
b) | Action on historic track menu | ||
c) | Action on historic tracks menu | ||
d) | The 'Photo Options' submenu | or |
*) A Track zone suffix is appended, e.g.
a), b) and d) operate at single track level - c) operates at group (multiple) tracks level (note the 's' in 'trackS')..
Its content is based on setting of:
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Concerns when opened from:
When no photo has been added to a given track, the screen opens like:
The back button reads <Tracklist when opened from b).
Concerns when opened from:
When no photo exists at all, the screen opens like:
Like most screendumps in this manual, the one above is from an iPhone SE, 1st gen. device. In some cases, the page title cannot display fully: above it's clipped. This flaw is seen on small 4" screens only.
The History mainpage has no filter dedicated photos, though opening its Tracklist gives a clue to where to find photos, by virtue of its colored shortcuts (see Other cell shortcuts).
However, using The 'Remove restrictions' button first and then opening the Photo subpage in group track mode, gives an overview of all photos saved in the App.
Actions here do not address items that exist on the page - they are generic.
The word Clb in many of the actions listed below, is an abbreviation of Clipboard.
Tapping the
button in the navigation bar opens the Photo Options menu in either Single or Group track mode:Micro TOC
Regardless of whether anything was added or not, this menu is shown:
Tapping its Photo Help pages.
action opens theProvided one or more photos have been added (to one or more tracks in given timerange, passing through filters), this menu is presented:
Alternatively, a No photos found message pops up.
The list of generic actions is the same for Single- and Group track mode - though the
, the and the actions are always disabled in Group track mode.The reason is, that a photo attaches to a single track (or note), which cannot be determined in group mode.
Individual actions may be disabled for other reasons than this, explained in appendices in parenthesis, e.g.:
Apart from Voice actions Submenu action: Copy to Voice Clb, nothing else prevents duplicates - i.e. it's possible to have two or more identical photos for the same track / note.
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Use this action to open a picker window:
Tapping the Photo: Add Strategy Picker.
nav.bar button opens theIn the rest of this chapter, the Don't connect strategy applies. The other two strategies are covered in the Connecting photos chapter.
Use this action to open a picker window:
Similar to Shoot Options Menu action: DS factor ->.
Tapping the Photo: DS factor Picker.
nav.bar button opens theThis action is enabled in single track mode only.
How to use the Photo Picker is not covered in this manual. Google 'Apple Photo Picker' for advice.
The action opens a standard iOS picker window:
where you can select any number of items:
and tap
to return to:which after
is tapped reveals the added items:When items are added, they appear after existing ones. The order in which they appear, is undetermined. But by moving up / down items may be reorganized.
The item held in the Photo Clb, is shown in Blowup.
Useful if you'r in doubt about the Photo Clb content.
This action is enabled in single track mode only.
The item held in the Photo Clb, is added after existing ones - i.e. at the bottom. A Toast message appears shortly:
This action is enabled in single track mode only. But since:
then this action does not apply here: you'll probably get an Already were sorted Toast message if you try the action.
But it will be demonstarated in the Connecting photos chapter.
Opens a submenu:
Checkout Voice and Mixing photo & voice.
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Example:
Simply opens the Voice subpage directly.
Actions in this menu (and its submenus) addresses single items that do exist on the page. They are specific,
Tapping a Disclosure button for one of its items opens:
After the middle of the three photos above has been given a title, the actions pops up like:
Use the
action to comment the photo.Shortcut: tap the image.
The photo selected, is shown in Blowup.
Covered in the Connecting photos chapter.
Shortcut: tap the title.
After having entered some titles, the page displays:
Note that the first photo has a bold title.
Disabled for the first item (no 'wrap-around'). Applying the action to the second results in:
Moving photos up / down among other things determines the order in which they are processed by Mailcomposer.
Disabled for the last item. Applying the action to the (now) first item results in restoring of the above.
Use this action if you want to save space in the App Database - and in Backup files managed by File+Subscr mainpage.
As was seen in the Action on Photo Menu screendump, the action may be disabled: it's needed to first select a smaller Downsampling factor (if possible).
After using the Photo Options Menu action: DS factor -> action to do so, the downsampling is applicable:
which is confirmed in the following:
Afterwards the Action on Photo Menu action: Info shows:
Opens a submenu:
Tapping Photo Item: Photo Clb actions help page.
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Same as Photo Options Menu action: Blowup from Photo Clb.
Applying this action to the second item results in a paste after situation:
The action spells: Paste from Photo Clb after here, when the Photo Clb isn't empty.
Use this action in case an item should be moved a long distance - instead of using repetitive move up / down actions, And then delete the item, to which the
action was applied.Since the pasted item is here just a duplicate, it's removed again - by the usual Swipe left to delete:
which is confirmed in the following:
Applying this action to the second item results in:
The above dialog is shown the first time the action is done after start of App only. Thereafter a Toast message appears shortly:
Opens a submenu:
Tapping Photo Item: Voice actions help page.
opensCheckout Voice and Mixing photo & voice.
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Example (shortcut: tap the big blue VO left of the title):
The big blue V should be a big blue VO here and in other not quite up-to-date screenshots.
The cell holding the voice changes color as long as it plays. Just like Action on Voice Menu action: Play.
Example:
This action doesn't address any specific item - it's a convenience copy of Voice Options submenu action: Play from Voice Clb.
Example:
Notice the big blue VO left of the title - it's a shortcut to Voice actions Submenu action: Play.
This action is the only one described in this chapter, that may be disabled to avoid duplicates. If the same action as above is attempted on another photo for the same track, it's disabled:
Example:
Example:
Notice the big blue VO left of the title disappears.
Simply opens the Voice subpage directly.
A convenience copy of the Voice Options Submenu action: Voice subpage -> action.
Use the
and buttons in the navigation bar to contract the size of cells in the list to a minimum:and to - in several steps - expand the size up to a maximum:
The actual size of a photo is unaffected by it's display size.
When one or more photos have been added to a track, this is seen by a #P shortcut (also see Other cell shortcuts):
Tapping the shortcut brings you directly to this Photo subpage. Alternatively, use Action on historic track menu, which in this case displays as:
When opened from c) Action on historic tracks menu, items for multiple tracks may display:
The reason to use bold title for the first item of a track is to group the tracks, as it appears above.
Everything displays and works as described in the previous sections of this chapter. But actions:
are disabled - and actions:
apply to the same track only; to move a photo from one track to another, follow this action sequence:
Opening the Photo subpage from Action on current track menu is managing Photo Options Menu in single track mode. After adding a couple of photos, the Track mainpage might look like:
Note the #P:2 mark under the red arrow. Like in the Tracklist, it constitutes a shortcut: Tapping it brings you directly to the this Photo subpage. Alternatively, use Action on current track menu, which in this case displays as:
When tracking is ended, shortcut(s) on the Track mainpage are disabled - just as the CurrMore button.
The examples above relate to tracks only.
However, 'photos' in relation to Make a note work the same way. This could be relevant for example when you want to document spring preparations on the boat: shine of the polished propeller...
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