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Photos from iPhone may not work after transferring to a PC or Mac. This is usually because Apple saves iPhone photos in HEIC format to save space, but other devices do not widely support this format. HEIC format can be easily avoided when transferring photos from iPhone. It is the same if you need PDF files and for this you use https://apps.apple.com/us/app/pdf-scanner-app-scan-docs-id/id1495971405. This post will teach you how to convert iPhone photos during transfer, convert after transfer or change the default camera format. What is the HEIC file format? When iOS 11 and macOS High Sierra were released in 2017, Apple switched to HEIC and HEVC image and video formats. These file formats can compress photos up to 50% without compromising image quality. This allows you to store more photos and videos on your Apple device without running out of storage space. The downside is that HEIC and HEVC are not as widely supported as other popular file ... Continue reading →
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