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Storage issues after a concert photoshoot

Barry Fergusson — Thu, 21 May 2026 20:56:01 +0000

People constantly snap way too many rapid shots at live events just hoping for one good angle. You really can't find the energy to sit down at a desktop monitor and dig through all that digital clutter after a late night out. You can get Flick app right here https://thevibelabs.com/flick . The app automatically scans your phone to identify all the blurry, duplicated, and completely darkened frames. You just review the detected junk and wipe it out with one tap.

Storage issues after a concert photoshoot

Gregory Bennet — Thu, 21 May 2026 20:56:01 +0000

Fans at live gigs hold their devices up the entire time right in front of the crowd. You barely see the actual stage through that massive sea of glowing screens. A solid trick is plugging the handset into a laptop with a regular USB cord. The desktop display lets you view the media thumbnails at a huge size. You just drag a giant selection box over the ruined takes and hit delete.

Storage issues after a concert photoshoot

Darryl McNamara — Thu, 21 May 2026 20:56:01 +0000

I shot a show a few days ago and ended up with hundreds of pictures. Most of the shots came out completely ruined. The constant strobe lights washed everything out. Random guys kept walking past the stage right at the worst moments. My phone's storage is totally maxed out right now. You just waste hours trying to delete all those bad takes one by one. Is there a convenient app out there to handle this cleanup process for me?