Photo Moments Badge

[Rob Verhoeff]

I think you've to ad photo's with the in-app-camera mode while navigating.

While navigating push the recording-button > camera. That's my wildest guess...

[nomko]

@Rob-Verhoeff said in Photo Moments Badge:

I think you've to ad photo's with the in-app-camera mode while navigating.

While navigating push the recording-button > camera. That's my wildest guess...

Yep, that's correct! I received a photographer badge (level 3) by taking photo's at some seightseeing locations with the MRA Next App.

[Manzo91]

ok, so if the device i'm using hasn't a camera on board ... i can't have the badge, even if i upload some photo i take with my reflex or with my main smartphone. i suggest to enable the badge even if i upload the photo after.

[nomko]

@Manzo91 said in Photo Moments Badge:

ok, so if the device i'm using hasn't a camera on board ... i can't have the badge, even if i upload some photo i take with my reflex or with my main smartphone. i suggest to enable the badge even if i upload the photo after.

If you have a device without a camera, then you're "fucked" to say it boldly like this.

No camera, no badge.

Adding photo's to yopur route won't give you the desired badge. You need to take pictures during a trip using the MRA Next app photo button.

[Con Hennekens]

Although I personally bare little interest in badges, I tested it and can conclude that pictures uploaded from your gallery during the tracklog-save procedure actually do count in in the badge requirements...

[Rob Verhoeff]

@Con-Hennekens Yep, but not if you want to add photo's after you've saved the tracklog (via the Routelab editor).

[Con Hennekens]

@Rob-Verhoeff, Nope, indeed

[nomko]

@Con-Hennekens Thats weird...

Since when does that count too???

I didn't experienced that ever before. Only when taking a photo.

[Con Hennekens]

@Nomko-Nomden, I find that quite logical to be honest. pictures are added before storing the tracklog. I think that is the moment that counts.

[Rob Verhoeff]

@Nomko-Nomden I was given the tip to take the photo using your device’s native camera app. The resolution of that photo is much better than the MRA in-app camera functionality. And just before saving the track, add the photos. Don’t ask me why, but the photos really are better when you take them with your device’s native camera app!