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[Galaxy Tab 7.7 General] XDAKhan:
RawVision is both convenient and inconvenient.

Convenient, because it will show you both the jpegs and the RAWs contained in the card (...actually, it will show the embedded Jpges contained in the RAW files, also, so it only be showing Jpegs, although it will still display the .NEF extension on those extracted ones).

Inconvenient, because it initially shows everything as thumbnails (...hence the continuous mention of thumbnails in the material you read...).

...but, you can long-press any thumbnails and, from the context menu, request it to be shown in full display.

Once one of the photos is displayed in full size you can then advance/move back through the photos, still in full display.

A bit strange, the implementation...

Hope this helps!

XK
[Galaxy Tab 7.7 General] adinis78:
Cool thanks, doesnt seem that bad. Another question is regarding the eye-fi cards. Would i need the adaptor if i purchace an eye-fi card? And if i do get one would it be seemless wireless transfer from the eye-fi to the tab? (I assume i would need the tab to be in tether mode, or will it not work)

EDIT: just looked over the eye-fi website and found out i can transfers pics from camera to tab without wifi connection, so i actually did not need the connector, will keepit as a back up just in case. :-)
[Galaxy Tab 7.7 General] XDAKhan:
The whole purpose of the Eye-Fi is to not need the card to physically touch the tab (...including the OTG adapter/reader...) to transfer the photos.

You can transfer them, through a wireless connection, with 2 options:

1. Using the Eye-Fi Android app. This approach turns the card into a Wi-Fi hotspot and all you'll have to do then is connect the 7.7 to the card, as per Eye-Fi instructions, in much the same way as you would connect to any other Wi-Fi network.

2. For portable Wi-Fi hotspot enabled devices, like our excellent 7.7, we can use the awesome Kevin Tambascio app, MoPhoto, which works in an exact opposite approach.

The card is left to operate in is original intended mode (itself searching and connecting to an existing Wi-Fi network) and we just make sure the hotspot functionally is enabled in the tab, for the card to be able to "see" it.

I much rather prefer the second approach, as the Eye-Fi is (was?) much less "user-friendly".

(NOTE: I understand some US service providers de-activate the portable hotspot feature in their branded devices offering...If so, you might consider flashing an international ROM to regain the function, although I do not know how that would then affect is usage with the service provider. Alternatively, you might want to stick to the Eye-Fi app solution)

Love it!...but, things are in a pause, as far as I am concerned as:

1. My 1DMKIV is in the shop (in Germany! :( ) at the moment and I can't try the Eye-Fi card with this new tab.

2. I won't to be able to send the photos to the external SD as Kevin is still finishing that feature, to be included in the upcoming 1.6 version of MoPhoto.

Hope this helps!

XK
[Galaxy Tab 7.7 General] adinis78:
Thanks for the insight, this is why i love the xda forums, not only do we get help witn our devices but also learn about other technology and apps that can be used to take full advantage of our devices. I went ahead and ordered the eye-fi 4gb sd and might end up going with mophoto app as everyone seems to rave about it over the eye-fi app. Ill keep the adaptor ax a back up if the eye-fi sd ever fails. Cant wait to get it :-D
[Galaxy Tab 7.7 General] adinis78:
Just recieved the eye-fi 4g sd card and i tried it on my Nikon D3000 using both the eye-fi app and mophoto (market) and i have to say the mophoto app is the better one, faster transfer from my camera to the tab. Now i can get a better view of my pics on the tabs brilliant screen compared to the cameras small screen :-)
[Galaxy Tab 7.7 General] adinis78:
Just received the OTG connector and it works as a charm, i have only used it to see pics from Nikon sd camera. Now having both the OTG connector and eye-fi sd card i can see all my pics when using my Nikon camera. Everyday i find new things take full advantage of my tab. :-)
[Galaxy Tab 7.7 General] burhanistan:
What I like about the OTG connector is that I can pop the TF card from my dashboard camera in, use the Samsung video editor to clip a video file of something interesting seen on the roadways, and then upload it to YouTube right there in the car. Pretty slick.
[Galaxy Tab 7.7 General] wapcamer:
RawVision

Hi guys,

just to let you know that RawVision also supports Eye-Fi.

XDAKhan: the reason you need to make a long-press for accessing the contextual menu, is that the single press is used to select photos to make batch actions: jpeg extractions, import, delete, share with other apps ...

I know not everyone sees it at first glance, but hey, the dev is always available for some explanations.

But definitly, I need to make a help page ;)
[Galaxy Tab 7.7 General] fkfs9:
Any direct links on ebay to purchase this item?

The ones I see are usually for the other tablets by Samsung. Not sure of the compatibility.
[Galaxy Tab 7.7 General] XDAKhan:
Sure, there you go...

http://www.ebay.com/itm/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewItem&item=190664976149

:)

XK
[Galaxy Tab 7.7 General] fkfs9:
Thanks but I'm referring to the cheap one from China.
[Samsung Epic 4G Touch] crypt0kiddie:
Man, I thought I finished posting this but I guess not. Must have forgot to hit submit.

Are screen protectors really needed with Gorilla Glass? I've had them on my last four phones and never thought of not having one but my wife just got an Android and her screen glides like silk. Also, I've noticed it seems much clearer.

How do the glass screens on these phones hold up to scratching?
[Samsung Epic 4G Touch] someguyatx:
Some have reported issues with scratching. I use one, its cheap protection for your expensive device.
[Samsung Epic 4G Touch] crypt0kiddie:
I guess my current thinking is that maybe a few light scratches might be an OK trade off to the Zag adding a little blur to the screen, having the tacky non-smooth feeling when I glide my finger across the screen and harder clean-up.

Actually the Zag gets beaten to hell pretty easy. I have marks on it that I can not remove. One could argue that the Zag took the abuse instead of the screen but my thought is that the Zag is softer then the Gorilla Glass so that is why it marks up easier.

I guess I could keep the Zag and never get a scratch on my actual screen but be staring threw more noticeable scratches on the Zag, or maybe have less noticeable scratches on the harder glass and a more clear experience.

Just can't make up my mind and this is my first experience with Gorilla Glass.
[Samsung Epic 4G Touch] 88cavalierz24:
zagg isnt the only screen protector company, there are many types of protectors also, zagg is soft ive had one, ive also had other that are hard and your finger will just slide across it. Sure you will still get scratches on the protector but if its to many get a new protector and slap it on and have a nice clear screen again. A lot easier then replacing the screen imo.
[Samsung Epic 4G Touch] il buono:
Zagg sucks. Try steinheil. It's crystal clear, hard to scratch, and smooth. I've had mine on since october and it's still looking good.
[Samsung Epic 4G Touch] someguyatx:
Yep I tried several different brands of both wet and dry and ended up with the steinheil sgp ultra crystal or something like that. Aside from one scratch which I believe would have certainly scratched the phone its good. You cant even tell its there. When I'm done with this phone I plan to sell it and use that money towards my new one. Its easy to sell a phone in excellent condition because it lived in cases and screen protectors.
[Samsung Epic 4G Touch] brooksyx:
I have cheap eBay screen protector on my phone. I figure I spent $250 on this device might as well at least have a basic case and screen protector on it.
[Samsung Epic 4G Touch] miketucky350:
Yes this phone scratches way to easy!! Its not like the original galaxy s where you could not harm the screen no matter what. I run a zag and I love it! The easiest to install and after a few weeks its real smooth.
[Samsung Epic 4G Touch] cyrusrocks:
I don't like them as they make the white areas in apps and websites look terrible with rainbow streaks
[Samsung Epic 4G Touch] dante32278:
Steinhall is the way to go. You really can't tell anything is on unless you screw up installation and dust is caught on the screen.
[Samsung Epic 4G Touch] proxy0:
How exactly do you not get dust on the screen while installing one of these?
[Samsung Epic 4G Touch] etirkca:
Step 1

Step 2

Done.
[Samsung Epic 4G Touch] crypt0kiddie:
So that picture is pretty funny because I have access to a NASA grade clean room here locally!

Actually, my wife is a manager at an international company that builds clean room environments, filtration systems for clean room environments etc. They actually have a couple dozen major government and NASA contracts!

Hey honey, can I come use a test clean room environment to install my screen protector!?
[Samsung Epic 4G Touch] il buono:
Take a nice hot shower then after you're done all of the dust particles in the bathroom would have settled. Now you have a dust free environment. Hasn't failed me yet.
[Samsung Epic 4G Touch] LudoGris:
Or do what I did and buy the phone on release day, never put on a screen cover, and still not have scratches on the screen. Phone goes in pocket, jacket (when it was cold), has been dropped (the rest of the phone has some slight scratches), and travels across the country every week. Screen still holding strong.

Could be lucky, could be gorilla glass. Not sure, don't care. Won't ever use a cover again.
[Samsung Epic 4G Touch] ZaNobey:
Screen protector is needed even with gorilla glass...
[Samsung Epic 4G Touch] someguyatx:
Only the cheap kind does this
[Samsung Epic 4G Touch] greeneguys:
+1 on using the humidity to clear the air, that is a smart idea
[Samsung Epic 4G Touch] knoc:
Screen scratches easy...my kid put a big mark on my wife's phone and luckily the $2.50 x3 covers took it good..peel it off a

And put on another...purses r bad for phones lmao..same screen protector on mine and its flawless.. dropped couple times still fine..its a god damn 2$ protector its worth every penny and I'd always recommended protecting the screen.. maybe I'll get 20 and put em on my TV and monitor lol

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[Samsung Epic 4G Touch] forcvcr:
personally i think so, i had my old Epic 4g touch and it had some scratches on the screen. after my screen cracked i got a replacement and now im using a case and screen protector.
[Samsung Epic 4G Touch] afinch1992:
been running mine naked since I got it about 6 months ago. Not a scratch to be found. I have been considering one and have had ones on other devices, but I just love the feel of the phone the way it was intended to be
[Samsung Epic 4G Touch] atomb:
Same here, been using it since the phone came out. Have dropped it a couple times and still not a single scratch on the screen.
[Samsung Epic 4G Touch] modifidious:
FYI: 2nd time I've posted this: Somewhere in these forums it IS CONFIRMED WE DO HAVE GORILLA GLASS.
[Samsung Epic 4G Touch] locoboi187:
I have steinhill or w.e on. Cant even notice it....seriously. Ultra crystal version
[Samsung Epic 4G Touch] FrameCityJackal:
It's not proof though GG is scratch resistant. There is a big difference between the 2.
[Samsung Epic 4G Touch] 2ndaccord:
Gorilla glass does scratch. It actually scratches quite easily. If you take a flashlight and hold it at the right angle you can see microscratches on the surface. I thought my screen was scratch free until I did that and I saw lots of microscratches. They don't affect the screen at all and you can't see them under normal light at all. After you clean your screen take a flashlight and see of you can see micro scratches. You might be surprised.
[Samsung Epic 4G Touch] almightywhacko:
Gorilla Glass is scratch resistant not scratch proof.

The HTC Evo 4G also used Gorilla Glass and I was able to put a nice big scratch on that phone when I was using it.

Whether you use a screen protector or not is up to each individual user, however if you care at all about the resale value of your phone, or you just want to protect the very nice display of the E4GT you should definitely spend the $12 to get the Steinheil Ultra Crystal screen protector. If you install it correctly, and it is very easy to install, you will never even know it is on your phone.

http://www.amazon.com/SGP-Samsung-P...5G8K/ref=sr_1_1?ie=UTF8&qid=1338262421&sr=8-1
[Samsung Epic 4G Touch] crucian4:
+1 for Stein... I have their oleosomething protector on. It's excellent and my fingers slide smoothly across my screen.

+1 for the shower method for humidity. It's available what I have been doing for some time and it has not failed yet.
[Samsung Epic 4G Touch] Esoteric68:
Using an expensive smartphone without a screen protector is sort of like having unprotected sex. Sure you may suffer no immediate consequences but all it takes is one lousy twist of fate to ruin it all.

Moral of the story, slap a protector on and live without regret. lol
[Samsung Epic 4G Touch] graffix31:
But it just feels so much better without one, lol ;)
[Samsung Epic 4G Touch] Esoteric68:
That earned the laugh of the day. It's always hard to explain to my co-workers why I'm laughing at my monitor.

Thanks for the afternoon pick-me-up. :D
[Samsung Epic 4G Touch] greeneguys:
+100 on that

that's a funny analogy but so so true

Sent from my D710 spinning blu kuban 1.0.3.5
[Samsung Epic 4G Touch] AVAH0LIC:
I've never worn a condom. But I do like the pull out oops I mean pull off method for lifetime warranty screen protectors
[Samsung Epic 4G Touch] graffix31:
Glad i could help. just couldnt resist. :-D
[Samsung Epic 4G Touch] LudoGris:
Not true...

Bad twist of faith for the phone cost you $600 one time, Bad twist with no condom costs you $600 each month.

Think I will continue to wrap one and not the other.
[Samsung Epic 4G Touch] benthe1:
And I will continue to wrap both. Have you heard of the pull out method?

Anyway, I made the mistake of not putting a screen protector on the first month and now I haves few small annoying scratches. Always use protection!
[Samsung Epic 4G Touch] LudoGris:
Back to the phone...each to their own. I have no scratches on the screen since launch day and never used a screen protector.
[Samsung Epic 4G Touch] stupidaznmunkey:
had my phone since october and have yet to see a hint of a scratch on the screen.

depending on how your phone handling history, that should give a good indication whether u use the a screen protector or not :)

for one, my phone does not go in the same pocket as my keys
[Samsung Epic 4G Touch] KnukLHead:
I alwas use a screen protector with any device if possible. I dont baby my phone. I have a 11 month old kid and i work. My phone is with me as i crawl under trucks, on the bike, carrying gear and wasting ammo or anything else i might be doing. If youve had yours for a while and managed not to scratch it then good for you but that wouldnt work for me. I use a Steinheil ultra crystal screen protector and a ballistics case. Now on the hand my acer a510 doesnt function right with the protector on so i had to take it off but i have it in a leather portfolio case to help protect it when im not using it
[Samsung Epic 4G Touch] kynetx:
I don't use one and haven't since moving from a plastic resistive screen to a glass capacitive screen. Glass is really, really hard. It's not impossible to scratch, but it takes effort. I hate the feel of film as opposed to clean glass. No thanks.
[Samsung Epic 4G Touch] randomfied:
I use a zagg shield I got from best buy. No scratches on my screen. And protector is holding up well.
[Samsung Epic 4G Touch] The Root:
I've never used one on this phone and it resides in the same pocket as my keys.
[Samsung Epic 4G Touch] EL TEJANO:
For me using a screen protector not only does its needed function...but (for me at least) it helps to increase/keep its resell value.
[Samsung Epic 4G Touch] phildis:
I took my screen protector off about a month ago. I still do not have a single scratch. I generally keep my keys separated, however the phone often resides in the same pocket as loose change.

I feel as though the screen protector is not necessarily needed, because mine would probably have at least one scratch on it by now. I will update this post if i change my mind.
[Samsung Epic 4G Touch] lucentflame:
To be honest, I bought a cheap screen protector from Sprint, and it feels just fine, just like glass.
[Samsung Epic 4G Touch] d12unk13astard:
This^
[Samsung Epic 4G Touch] jonapunk:
I originally had the black et4g and did not have a screen protector and sure enough one day about three months after I got it I put in my pocket with my keys and had a small gouge which drove me nuts.... Had to have my phone replaced and now will always have a screen protector on it
[Samsung Epic 4G Touch] wormsign:
I used an off-brand dry cling screen protector for several months, bought it from the Sprint store same day I bought my phone - it attracted smudges and fingerprints.

I recently took it off and added the Zagg, no problems thus far and I guess it just serves as extra peace of mind... (Just In Case).
[Samsung Epic 4G Touch] jonapunk:
I have a zagg invisishield to have had no luck with the cheapest.... Have a hard time putting them on with out getting dirt underneath
[Samsung Epic 4G Touch] Pheno.menon:
Yes. I recommend SGP Ultra Crystal.

Sent from my Blu Kuban'd Galaxy S II.
[Samsung Epic 4G Touch] The Root:
I still keep mine in my pocket with my keys. No protector, no ill effects.
[Samsung Epic 4G Touch] tcowl:
I've had this phone since the day it dropped and have never had a screen protector on it. i've dropped it couple times >_< but i have only seemed to have gotten some scratches on the back of it. to this day the screen still looks good as new!
[Samsung Epic 4G Touch] jmejiaa:
I don't use one and my phone is fine.

My mother's E4gt on the other hand has the screen completely destroyed and scratched.

She keeps it in her purse, so that's why..
[Samsung Epic 4G Touch] rrmzr1:
What do u guys do when the tpu cases cause bubbles on the sides of the screen protector.
[Samsung Epic 4G Touch] spzuniga:
I've never used a screen protector on any of my phones. I have nothing against them, it's just that I have never had a scratch on my screen that didn't buff right out. I guess the feel argument is a personal preference, I hate how screen protectors feel, my brother however loves them.
[Samsung Epic 4G Touch] spulbi:
No, screen protectors aren't necessary. I had a Steinhal matte screen protector, and as soon as I put it on, I hated it. It takes so much away from the beauty of the screen. I took it off a few weeks ago and no problems since!

Plus, now I get to enjoy my beautiful screen!

On the same note, I took a little screw driver to my old EVO 4G screen, and I had a really really hard time trying to scratch it. However, the one thing that did scratch my EVO glass was when I took it to the beach and got sand in my pocket. Beware of sand on Gorilla glass.
[Samsung Epic 4G Touch] locoboi187:
S-line TPU case never gave me bubbles...
[Samsung Epic 4G Touch] hooshR:
I have the Steinheil Crystal Clear. When you order the pack online it comes with two screen protectors. i haven't had to use the second one yet.

I had Zagg on my Hero and I like Steinheil alot more. Hardly know its there
[Samsung Epic 4G Touch] dorkultra:
i'm sad to see that my 1 month old epic touch is scratching much easier that my year old nexus s. i'm pretty sure the nexus s doesn't have gorilla glass and i didn't treat it all that well compared to my epic.

i will be putting a protector on it soon
[Samsung Epic 4G Touch] cp320703:
I've not used a screen protector or case since day one, I've kept it mainly in my pocket, sometimes with a lighter, and outside of very very light scuffing on the corners of the battery door ( which, if I were to sell it I'd replace for less than the cost of a case would have been. .) I've not had any issues with wear/ scratching whatsoever. I don't understand why people slam Sammy on build quality, this thing is like an invincible tank compared to my old palm pre that had more build quality issues than I could shake a stick at...
[Samsung Epic 4G Touch] jtsv:
Speaking from experience I had a zagg on 1st it dropped out of pocket on to tile and shattered the screen but the zagg kept glass in tact so phone was still usable, then I hard bricked it and replaced it with insurance. The 2nd phone hard bricked it as well (by now I've learned how not to brick) when the 3rd replacement came I decided what the heck I'm going to see how tough the glass is since it was already being sent back.

I tried scratching it with a metal file, sand paper, keys everything I could try and scratch it with and it didn't scratch at all. Let me know that the only purpose a cover served was too keep the glass in tact in case I dropped it again. I was going to put the zagg back on since it had been purchased already and didn't pay attention that I stuck it on the print side of something and it transferred the print to the screen so when it was on the phone you could see the print.

Might have figured out how not to brick but haven't figured everything out...... So no I just go without a screen cover and try to keep from dropping it as much as possible. Read somewhere for glare someone applied RainX to the glass to reduce smudging but I haven't tried that yet.
[Samsung Epic 4G Touch] dorkultra:
I bought a stienhall crystal clear protector for mine. i noticed that after a couple of weeks from being in my pocket, that it had already picked up a couple of tiny chips. oddly enough, my nexus s 4g was nearly flawless after a year of abuse...

installation was super easy, i like how smooth it is. i'm hoping that the edges don't pick up, if they do i have another anyways. installation seemed almost too easy
[Samsung Epic 4G Touch] asuderma:
Scratches

Always use a screen protector. That's my motto. :-D

However, I dropped mine on concrete at least once before I got the protector on there, and my screen is still amazingly awesome
[Samsung Epic 4G Touch] MultiLockOn:
I've had mine since October and have never used a screen protector. Not a scratch. I don't have a case either and I've dropped it a fair amount of times without a problem
[Samsung Epic 4G Touch] erasable:
Idk. I'm just too scared to go without one. I have keys, knives, screws, etc. in my pocket at the same time as my phone. And if I were to get a scratch it would bother me on an OCD level.
[Samsung Epic 4G Touch] traskers:
I tried out for a few days without one, and after a few tiny scratches I got one. Especially working in a machine shop, I think I would rather spend the money on a protector.

Sent from my SPH-D710
[Samsung Epic 4G Touch] RandallOfLegend:
I have never used a screen protector, my screen has no scratches. I always keep it in my pants pocket. I have dropped my phone on cement, and it only chewed up the metal bezel. I have one of those hard rubber skins I sometimes use, it doesn't cover the screen though.
[Samsung Epic 4G Touch] SkuzFoz:
My trick is to just not be careless. I do not buy cases for my phones anymore unless I'm going to be doing activities that might endanger it. I try not to pull it out of my pocket when I'm moving, and when I do I always consciously ensure I have a firm grip with 5 fingers. When operating the device, I hold it with one hand and poke it with the other. Nothing travels in the same pocket.

I have never dropped any of my phones. Never even scratched one.
[Samsung Epic 4G Touch] aaronagis:
I use them. I always have... Thanks to amazon there's tons to choose from in ANY price range. I would just rather replace the protector than have scratches, plus if you want to sell your device when you upgrade it sure helps having your screen in mint condition. The ones I use on my epic were 4 dollars for 2. And they are very high quality