Suggestion by my smartphone (Samsung Galaxy A12): Delete low-quality pictures (2022.02.05)

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My smartphone (Samsung Galaxy A12) is indeed smart. I do not know what is the algorithm behind this, but the software is indeed recognizing the dark, blurry, and overexposed shots. This is something new for me. Maybe this is a common thing on smartphones, but this is the first time I see this.

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Of course I am not going to delete the first photo on the list above. I have not uploaded it so far either, but I do it now. So I choose to keep it. I upload it mostly as a memory. What you see on this photo is that my female Harris's hawk spreading her wings. The photo is indeed blurry, but I do not mind.

I took this photo on 2022.01.24, 15:10 CET. I took this photo in low light conditions. Maybe this is why it became blurry.

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Smart tech, tech keeps on surprising us ehhh?

I think there's a similar function on Google Photos and sometimes is quite handy to delete a big batch of blurry pics or documents no longer needed.

Is that cool big bird yours?

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Yes. She is my female Harris's Hawk. I live with her.
I give you some !PIZZA and some !LUV.
Have a nice day and have a nice weekend.
All the best. Greetings and much love from Hungary.

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Cool 😎

Thanks for the PIZZA and LUV!

Same to you! :)

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Technology seems to grow rapidly, undoubtedly. I have seen this option appear on one of my friend's phones too, and I was very much surprised. More like, I thought it is a cool feature.

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Yes. I agree. It is indeed a cool feature. It helps to organize the photos.

Have a nice day and have a nice weekend.
All the best. Greetings and much love from Hungary.

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