If you need to get the Model of camera, ISO etc, to create the filter you can get this information from within Photos from the image itself, right click on a photo in the Photo’s app and choose get info. Very handy when you want to quickly separate your Pro shots taken with a DSLR from your snaps taken with your phone. This allows you to isolate the images further here a filter looking for all images with a “Camera Model” “NX5” returns the 655 images taken with that camera.
This time we have matched only 14 “items” so that’s all pictures taken of the person Peter using an iPhone by using two rules and Match “all” Using the more exact rule of IS Obviously this is quite broad if we add another rule and choose Match “All” of the chosen rules we can really narrow down the images we are looking for: Here I’m keeping it simple you can see there are 1,243 “items” pictures were the camera model is an iphone.
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Smart Albums can quickly filter these photos for you.Ĭreating your smart album is relatively straight forward and here is how to do it: Create a new smart album File > New Smart Album However if you want to quickly find all the Pictures of your favorite person, place, activity or even organize all Pictures taken with your iPhone this can take a long time going through hundreds or thousands of images. Extending the built in features such as geotagging and face recognition organizing photos into Albums manually is fine for single events. One of the better features Photo’s provides are its organizational abilities. Photos has some really great features that work quickly from within MacOS allowing you to quickly access the photos from all your Apple devices. Photos has been included with OS X since Yosemite 10.10.3 2 years ago now! If like me you’ve resisted using it in favor of what you are used to you are missing out.
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Using Photos in Mac OS Sierra to create Smart Albums
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