Explore the macOS photos app on Catalina with version 5.0, keeping the familiar library layout while highlighting under the hood updates, AI search, and sorting by days, months, and years.

Explore the new photos app interface, including library, albums, projects, and iCloud photos, and edit with selective color, curves, retouch, white balance, filters, and crop.

Unzip the exercise files, open the exercise photos library with over 100 photos, and use the folder for importing photos from a folder in upcoming steps.

Convert old Aperture and iPhoto libraries to the new Photos in macOS Catalina, with a caution: updating cannot be undone. Learn about library merging, self-contained files, and optional external backups.

Create separate photos libraries to organize work and personal images, and learn to switch between them while understanding system versus work libraries and iCloud backup.

Import images from an external folder into the photos library using drag-and-drop or the file menu, review or select, and optionally create a new album.

Import photos from a digital camera or SD card into your Mac using either a direct camera connection or a card reader, then organize them into albums.

Connect your iPhone to the Mac, trust the computer, and import selected photos into the Photos app; create a new album like 'Japan trip' and manage duplicates.

Learn to enable iCloud photo library, sign in across devices, and choose between download originals or optimized storage to sync photos across Mac, iPhone, and iPad.

Enable my photo stream as an alternative to iCloud library across devices. Learn the 30-day and up to 1000-picture limits, and that it’s a free service up to five gigabytes.

Import images from a browser into your photo library by dragging and dropping or saving from the browser, and manage duplicates with Fotos.

Import photos from an SD card into Photos, with options to import to the library or an album, and support for JPEG and RAW formats.

Import photos from a USB stick into the Mac Photos library by locating the USB drive in Finder, then File > Import and review for import to manage duplicates.

Import photos to your Mac library using AirDrop from iPhone, then import from downloads via file > import or drag-and-drop, with imports shown sorted by date.

Import photos into your Mac library with iCloud, enabling iCloud Photos to sync across devices; choose download originals or optimize Mac storage, and explore shared albums.

Explore symbols in photos, including keywords, edits, hdr, portrait mode, geo tagging, jpeg and raw images, and learn to view details via the eye button or right-click to manage favorites.

Discover how photos for mac 2024 introduces four top views, days, months, years, and all items, where machine learning selects the best shots, enables map view, and creates auto-play slideshows.

Navigate photos preferences to configure the general and iCloud tabs, set the library location, show in Finder, link iCloud to your main library, and adjust memories, importing, and geotagging options.

Explore photos for Mac by viewing as moments, collections, or years, and navigate with keyboard—open with double click or spacebar, and use thumbnails and the explore map feature.

Explore the photos app sidebar to navigate library, moments, memories, favorites, people, and places with maps and 3D views, then organize with albums, folders, and iCloud photo stream.

Explore the macOS photos toolbar, learning to view photo info, share in multiple ways, mark favorites, rotate one or multiple photos, and use AI-powered search with keywords and filtering.

Explore major iPadOS photo updates, including machine learning‑driven album organization, enhanced editing tools, and a comprehensive set of adjustments, all syncing across iPod and Mac.

Explore the updated iPod photos layout, with albums, for you memories, and a machine learning search that curates slideshows.

Learn to markup photos on macOS using the edit and markup tools to add text, arrows, shapes, and measurements, with color, font, and magnifier options, saved non-destructively.

Explore how iPad photos editing expands video work beyond Mac's trim, enabling trimming, cropping, rotating, straightening, perspective changes, and advanced adjustments like exposure, saturation, and auto enhancements.

Trim and straighten time-lapse videos with crop and straightening tools, save as a copy to preserve the original, and apply non-destructive edits and filters across Mac and iPod.

Crop and straighten videos using the crop tools, drag the four corners, and apply presets like 16 by 9 or portrait while maintaining non-destructive edits that can revert to original.

Explore how to use the filtering system in photos to show favorites, edited items, stills, and videos, and apply filters within albums for precise organization.

Create and apply your own filters by using the keyword manager, add custom keywords like dark pictures, assign shortcuts (D), and quickly filter your library and albums to locate edits.

Create and manage smart albums in Photos on Mac by defining keyword criteria like 'dark' or 'three star' to auto-populate, reorder with drag and drop, and delete when needed.

Mark photos with three-star keywords, filter by three stars in the keyword manager, then favorite with the heart icon to graduate top picks into your favorites.

Delete photos quickly with backspace or right-click, select multiple photos with the command key, and recover items within 30 days from recently deleted.

Explore photo metadata, view date, camera and lens details, ISO, aperture, and shutter speed, and learn to rename, add keywords, and edit locations and descriptions.

Rename photos by editing titles for multiple images at once, add descriptions and keywords via metadata, and assign a location by searching maps for the selected photos.

Learn to edit date, time, and location metadata in Photos for Mac using the info window, adjust date and time, and batch-select photos to apply changes.