You can now search all of your photos by date, time, location or album name. 6 New Photo search features in iOS 8Īpple is adding a Search feature to Photos for iOS. Photos professional angle is going to be a welcome move for all professional photographers. There’s no resizing taking place for iCloud Photo Library so you can store all your photos and videos in their native resolution. According to Apple: “you can view a photo from last week or last year no matter where you are.” 5 iCloud Photo Library can store RAW files 4 …and there’s no time limit for iCloud photos in iOS 8Īpple looks set to remove the time limit for Photos in the Cloud, now every photo you take will be accessible from the iCloud Photo Library. And any edits you make to an image will appear instantly on all your other devices. It will also make it much easier for people to snap photos on one device and view them on another. Hopefully this will blend the line between Photos and Photos in the Cloud (which is confusing for many people). With iOS 8 every photo you take will automatically live in iCloud by default. 3 In Photos for iOS 8 all images live in iCloudĪpple is going to take Photos in the cloud to a whole new level. We’ve created time-lapse videos before and think this is a great way to show something as it unfolds. Apple claims that it takes photos at dynamically selected intervals (one snap every 30 seconds or every minute). The second thing that we cannot wait to try out is Photos new Time Lapse video feature. With Photos being the default image app, and iPhoto being for people who want a little more editing power (like QuickTime and iMovie). We’re not sure what this means for Apple’s current Mac OS X photo app (iPhoto) but we think both will sit side-by-side for a while.

According to Apple Photoshop for Mac OS X will come out early in 2015. Top of our list is the new Photos app being developed for Mac OS X. Here are the 10 best Photos features to look forward to 1 Apple Photos for Mac OS X It’s no surprise to see a raft of new Photos features in the upcoming Autumn release. Many people use an iPhones and Mac (or iPad) setup for snapping and storing photographs, so Photos is an important app. In amongst the massive range of new features for iOS 8 and Yosemite is a huge boost to Apple’s Photos app and iCloud service. Here are the new features to be found in Photos for iOS 8 and Mac OS X Yosemite. The new Photos app in Mac OS X and iOS 8 is set to take photography to a whole new level.

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