What Solutions PrimoPhoto Offers?īy taking advantages of our coding and designing skills, we set out to build up our first product by hoping that this simple piece of software could solve these everyday hassles, or at least, make some changes upon these inconveniences. That way, you may waste hundreds of MB storage just for something you won’t use. Take an easy example, when using the filter feature in Photos, iOS will create 4 copies of the photo you edited. However, probably none of them have noticed that there are tons of temporary, cached and orphaned photo junks sit there eating up their iPhone space. Nearly nine in ten of iPhone users choose 16GB capacity model, and more than 80% of them have insufficient storage troubles.

“91% of iPhone users in UK have just 16GB or less of storage” (O2/Telefonica) #1 Managing iPhone Photos with iTunes is Like a Nightmare As a result, we listed up 27 routine iPhone photo management troubles, minor or major, and put them into four general categories: Then we sit down together, taken quite a few hours to brainstorm what problems people may have when using their iPhone (especially for the photo parts). Many colleagues in our team have met this error message when we try to take new photos with iPhone but the storage is just about running out. So our very early idea was ignited by this little and trifling warning message:Ĭannot Take Photo - There is not enough available storage to take a photo. Get straight to the point, the first question is: Why We Make PrimoPhoto?Įvery good product manager understands that building product is all about helping people to improve lives by conquering troubles, to make happiness by saving their time and money. The first product (I prefer to calling it a new idea) we try to present to you is our PrimoPhoto - A game changer that brings great solutions to manage your iPhone, iPad photos and videos. A tarmac road leads back to the nearby starting point.I’m Kelly Woods from PrimoSync, a young startup team that struggles to design something beautiful and meaningful. Below Monte Ponciv, we swing over to its northern ridge in a wide left-hand bend and descend it to Alpe del Borgo. The Sentiero Cresta Est now leads down the grassy ridge in several steps to the Bocchetta di Terrabiotta. We branch off to the left onto an overgrown path that leads up a pleasant gradient to the undecorated Cima del Costone. After joining the flatter west ridge, the transmitter and the summit cross of Monte San Primo are quickly and easily reached.Ī rather overgrown path leads over the eastern ridge down into the saddle, where you walk flat on a cart track to the base of the Cima del Costone. Further up, shrubs dominate and the path becomes rugged and even steeper. The path is earthy and rooty and slippery when wet. Above Rifugio Martina, the very steep forest ascent over the northern ridge soon begins. Cross it on the road or a little to the right on a hiking trail up to Rifugio Martina. Behind the barrier, a mostly concrete alpine road leads past holiday homes to a meadow ridge. The tarred road ends at the hut car park. From the car park, walk down to the road junction and follow the signpost to Rifugio Martina.

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