Every photograph, in half the room
Keep every photograph you have while the tablet holds smaller copies, and empty the waiting room deleted things sit in.
A tablet that is always half charged is a tablet that gets used. One that is always dead lives in a drawer, and no amount of clever settings will rescue it.
The battery settings were dealt with earlier in this course. This is the other half, which is entirely physical: what plug, what cable, and where the whole lot lives.
Key points
- Empty the thirty-day waiting room that deleted things sit in
- Keep every photograph while using half the room, by holding smaller copies
- Say what happens to a full-size photograph when the small copy is on the tablet
What to remember
- Smaller copies on the tablet, full-size ones in your account. Opening a picture fetches the full one in a second.
- Smaller copies on the tablet, full ones kept elsewhere. You lose nothing and get the room back.
Try this
Open your photographs and find Recently Deleted. Everything in there is still taking up room, and everything in there was already thrown away once. Emptying it is the quickest gigabyte anybody ever recovers.
Practice: Every photograph, in half the room. Your first lesson is free, with no account or card; the rest are part of a Lantern plan. Interactive lessons require JavaScript.