One of Photos' greatest strengths is its image-sorting intelligence. Every axed image stays there for 60 days and can be recovered with a couple quick taps or clicks. Take note now: Photos has a "Trash" folder that's accessible via the app's main menu.
Flawless as I know you are, you may one day discover you deleted a photo by accident. Instead, touch your finger to the first photo until it becomes highlighted, and then - without lifting - drag your finger up or down to quickly select a whole set of images.ħ. The next time you need to select a bunch of consecutive photos from your phone, don't do the one-tap-at-a-time dance. Then just move your finger up or down to fly back in time faster than a flux capacitor would allow.Ħ. When you're scrolling through Photos on your phone and want to jump to a specific date, touch the quick-scroll icon on the right side of the screen. When you're scrolling through Photos on your phone and want to jump to a specific date, use the quick-scroll icon on the right side of the screen.ĥ. Who needs that blasted Back button, anyway? Not a fan of pinching? The Photos mobile app also has a hidden swipe-based shortcut: While viewing any image in full, simply swipe up or down on the screen to jump back to your main image list. And pinching "in" (moving your fingers together) on any image (while viewing it in full) will always take you back to your main image list.Ĥ.
Once you've found your way to the closest possible view, pinching "out" (by moving your fingers apart) on any individual image will open that image in full. Aside from changing your view, pinching can help you move throughout the Photos mobile app.
You can choose from four different views.ģ. Find the Photos view that works best for you: In the mobile app, try pinching in or out on the main gallery to make the thumbnails smaller or larger. Move through Photos faster with keyboard shortcuts: From the desktop website, press Shift-? to get a list of available commands.Ģ.
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