Hi, .I am using the Picasa API (in python) with a small utility I wrote. When I try to download a high-res photo that I have uploaded, I can't get the original one - the resolution is the same, but the size in bytes is different, as much as half of the size. Two months ago, I succeeded downloading the original file with the additional imgmax=d parameter which results in the <media:content> elements .referencing the original uploaded photo, including all original Exif data, but now, it is impossible Is there a way to get the original photo (not just the resolution, but also the size) via the API? I was planning to buy extra storage for the photos I have, but after having problems with the reliability of the service, I am not sure I am going to.
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