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Welcome in to the Master Photography Roundtable part of the Master Photography Podcast

network. You were joined by thousands of photographers listening to the show

who are all on the same journey to Master their Photography. I'm Jeff Harmon the host for this

episode and I'm going to review the image dot canon service that canon

announced earlier this year. I'm gonna walk through a little bit more of the detail about it.

Some big news got made here in August 2020

where the Canon became a fully licensed,

a fully compatible, They integrated their image.

Canon service with Google Photos and that made some big news and made me kind of

excited and like, I need to go pay attention to this. I got to figure out what is going on there.

So that's what we're going to do. I dove into it. I've got all the full details now and

that's what I want to tell you about. So first off my expectation going into this. What I was thinking

when I saw that Image. Cannon was now an integrated partner with Google photos I thought

okay so not knowing a thing about the service since I had never looked into it, could this be one of those holy grail workflow things where if you get your camera set up right and you have it use

like your phone for an internet connection not an app on your phone but just

like a hotspot your phone's a hot spot for your camera

because most, I don't know, a camera that can have its own

data connection yet.

But if you can do that, does it work where you just like take a picture and it can be configured to automatically have that picture go through the hotspot internet connection provided by your phone end up up in the service, and then that service, the

Image. Cannon service, sends it on to Google photos, or maybe Lightroom, or

or maybe like at least making it so that it's really easy to publish to like

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