I see and 
After that, I think pink flamingos are nice too. But only when they’re real pink flamingos, hahaha.
I went from an S7 to an S25 Ultra. So even older than your old one, haha. But it’s not complicated to learn how to use. I always shoot in RAW. And I mostly use Samsung’s “Expert RAW” app. It’s very practical and has many more photo features than the native “Photos” app.
Good to know! Yes, I saw somewhere in my phone research that the newer phones have both an Expert Raw and a Pro Mode Raw. Sounded like (maybe) the Expert gens larger files.
I also have to get my Dropbox debugged and working from the new phone. Images are sending to the Web Dropbox.com but no longer sending to my PC. Hmmm. I have to chk to ensure the accts didn’t get messed up.
I tried the jellyfish. But ended up switching to the flamingoes! They have more personality!!!
If you’re using a free Dropbox plan, keep in mind that you have a device connection limit. I think it’s no more than two or three. It’s been a few years since I last used Dropbox, so I don’t know if they’ve changed their policies since then.
The advantage of Expert RAW is that it can take 16-bit photos, compared to 8 bits with the smartphone’s default native camera app. So we know how to go further in retouching highlights and shadows in 16 Bits.
Tennis fans… well, that’s quite possible. My original idea was that it was the famous stork choir Clap-clap Band. This original photo is strange, against the light (the sun was shining brightly), but it was the only way to take a picture so that the singers weren’t photographed from behind. Moreover, the white storks are supposed to be white, but their front was in the shade and therefore brownish, which I didn’t like. Making their beaks and legs a little red wouldn’t hurt either, I guess. Nano Banana 2 helped me, and the detail enhancement is thanks to Gigapixel (recover 3, wonder 3). Well, I don’t know, but here’s the result:
A nice improvement. Personally, I like to preserve the animals’ original colors as much as possible. The brownish tint is due to the fact that these storks haven’t bathed in a long time .
Hello Unrelent.
Have you got the Before and After pictures mixed up? Because the Before picture looks like its been worked on and the After looks like the original?
Regards Robert.
That’s just an impression. The one on the right has definitely been reworked. The one on the left is the original.
Hello Robert, I haven’t. It’s as Harald writes. I wanted to correct the effect of the lack of water on washing… 
That’s nonsense and absolute gibberish. Have you been drinking or taking illegal substances? 
Tut tut!!! :
Regards Robert B.
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