It's time to wrap up the Photos sessions, and see what we may have missed on the iOS side of things, and compare a few things on macOS.
Ah, the memories. Your pictures are all about your memories, and Apple Photos wants to help you remember them! It does a pretty sweet job of it, too.
When you can see all your photos on a map, it makes exploring your photo history so much fun… and, it helps Apple Photos to build better Memories for you.
Have you named all the people in your pictures? It's easy, and the more you do it, the smarter Photos gets, making it easier to find your favorite shots!
This is a LIVE edit session! That's where I take some of your photos and edit them live for all to see… it was really fun and educational!
In this session we explore the (somewhat limited) adjustments in the iOS version of Photos, as well as explore several third party apps, and discuss what they do — and don't — offer when running as Extensions.
Have you ever wondered just how Curves work? Wonder no more… in this session we explore Curves in Photos — while not the most expansive Curves tool in the industry, it certainly can get the job done.
Extensions are like plug-ins for Photos — but they are a little bit different. Plus, we look at the new Edit With function in Photos 3!
Moving on in adjustments, in this session we finish all the built-in adjustments and are next ready to head into extensions!
It's time to start in adjustments! Photos 3 in macOS High Sierra has added some great new adjustments, and let's start looking at ALL of them.
This is an add-on to the previous session, where we explore the import and organization capabilities on iOS specifically.
What import and organization capabilities are there in Photos today? Let's find out in this deep-dive into file management on Photos for macOS High Sierra.
Apple Photos for macOS High Sierra is a significant upgrade from previous iterations… but is it enough? This series will explore Photos in depth, starting with this FREE overview session!
We explore the new features in Photos 2 on macOS Sierra and iOS 10 — in a planned, proper fashion. Unlike last week's “first look”, here we (mostly) know what to expect and to explore.
This is a first look at Photos 2.0 on Mac OS Sierra and iOS 10! We start with a little tour of Mac OS Sierra to start, then jump into Photos on both the Mac and an iPad Pro. This is a first look, meaning it's a bit haphazard and I definitely discover several things I'll have to dig into to do some proper training
By popular request, we're revisiting Photos for OS X and iOS! It turns out that in the past several months, there have been LOTS of apps released with Photos for OS X Extensions support.
