Contact Pictures - Some Are Crisp And Clear While Some Are Blurry
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The only solution is to take new photos and use them.
Or if you happen to still have these photos of the poor quality still in your phone.. Then replace them.
It depends where you get your photos from.
There is no way to just make the existing poor quality photos look good again. Maybe...but I don't know what it is.
I recommend you save all you contacts pictures with Dropbox. save them in a folder called "Contact Photos" or something unique and creative like that.
If a photo suddenly looks poor quality...then replace it from one within Dropbox.
Make sure you are connected to wifi when you load the pictures. Loading them through 3G data will reduce the quality of the pictures.
Or if you happen to still have these photos of the poor quality still in your phone.. Then replace them.
It depends where you get your photos from.
There is no way to just make the existing poor quality photos look good again. Maybe...but I don't know what it is.
I recommend you save all you contacts pictures with Dropbox. save them in a folder called "Contact Photos" or something unique and creative like that.
If a photo suddenly looks poor quality...then replace it from one within Dropbox.
Make sure you are connected to wifi when you load the pictures. Loading them through 3G data will reduce the quality of the pictures.
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Thanks for the info.
Here's what I did to fix my problem. Originally I had selected the contact photos from my PC and added them into Outlook and did a sync.
To fix my problem I used the same photos but added them to the contact using the iPhone. Don't know why but now the fuzzy, crappy pictures are as crisp and clear as they are on my PC.
Here's what I did to fix my problem. Originally I had selected the contact photos from my PC and added them into Outlook and did a sync.
To fix my problem I used the same photos but added them to the contact using the iPhone. Don't know why but now the fuzzy, crappy pictures are as crisp and clear as they are on my PC.
