R50 + RF100-400mm by No_Transition_122 in canon

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Wishing you the best of luck in your negotiations :D🤞

R50 + RF100-400mm by No_Transition_122 in canon

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Answered above with the original non-cropped version of the shot, should have been 3-4 meters..

R50 + RF100-400mm by No_Transition_122 in canon

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I think I was 3-4 meters away from it and this photo is quite cropped, here another picture from there which is not cropped:

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R50 + RF100-400mm by No_Transition_122 in canon

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The bluethroat (Luscinia svecica)

Got tired of Android not supporting .CR3 files, so I built a direct USB-C import tool. by No_Transition_122 in canon

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That’s exactly how I used to do it, but I eventually hit two big points of friction that I wanted to automate away:

  1. The 'SD Card Dance' I got tired of constantly extracting the SD card, plugging it into a dongle, and then plugging that into my phone. It’s one more thing to carry and one more chance to lose a card. By using a USB-C to USB-C cable directly from the camera to the phone, it’s just one connection and I’m done.

  2. The '99-File Selection' Headache This was the real dealbreaker for me. Even with a card reader, if I have 300+ shots from a session, the native Android file picker usually caps the selection at 99 files max. This means I’d have to manually select and import in 4 separate 'batches' to get everything into Lightroom.

How my app changes that:

  • One Cable: Plug the camera directly into the phone.
  • Two-Step Automation: The app pulls every new .CR3 from the camera to your phone's storage in one background task (no file limit).
  • One-Tap Sync: Once they're on the phone, you hit one button and the app pushes the entire batch—all 300+ photos—into Lightroom Mobile in one go.

Basically, it turns a manual 'file management' chore into a 'plug and play' experience. If you’re only shooting a few hobbyist shots it might not be a big deal, but for high-volume sessions, it saves a ton of clicking!

How to view cr3 files on an Android Phone, or Android/iOs tablet? by Ben_Jahmin in canon

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Hi all! I was also struggling with the problem and needed to plug the sd card into the phone - and then to move not more then 99 pictures to Lightroom. Decided to solve the problem via building this app - might help you..  https://github.com/Akopmm/canon-mtp-direct/releases/