More Detail: The editing features of the Photos app on the iPhone are non-destructive, meaning you can return to the same image in the Photos app and refine previous adjustments, apply additional adjustments, or reset all adjustments back to the default values. When you download your photos using Adobe Lightroom (or other software that supports downloading directly from an iPhone) the photos you have edited will be copied as both a “before” and “after” image. Tim’s Quick Answer: The “extra” copy of the photo with a letter “E” included in the filename is an image that you edited on your iPhone.
Can you explain how this happens and how to prevent it from occurring in the future? For example, one is IMG_5497.jpg while another is IMG_E5497.jpg. They have similar, but not identical numbers.
Today’s Question: I found some duplicate iPhone photos on my computer.
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