Photos for OS X uses the same hierarchy as Photos for iOS — intelligently grouping images and videos into moments, collections, and years.
That lets Photos for OS X show you small moments in time and space, like yesterday at the park, but also collections of moments marked by larger changes, like that party across town or that week at the beach, and even an entire year all at once. That way you can quickly zoom out, drill down, or scrub through to find exactly the photos and videos you want to look at, edit, or share. And all it takes is a few clicks and swipes!
- How to move between Moments, Collections, and Years smart groups
- How to scrub through and quickly jump to a picture or video in Collections or Years
Note: You can’t manually add an item to a specific moment, collection, or year — not without some metadata hackery, at least. They just take whatever you bring in and intelligently sort them into the right time and place.
How to move between Moments, Collections, and Years smart groups
How to scrub through and quickly jump to a picture or video in Collections or Years
Because of the volume of photos in collections or years view the thumbnails are small and can be hard to see. Luckily there’s a scrubbing gesture that not only lets you get a better look, it also lets you jump immediately to that picture or video so you don’t have to click all the way through.
Photos for OS X
- Photos for OS X guide
- Photos for OS X FAQ
- Photos for OS X news hub
- Photos for OS X discussion
- iCloud Photo Library
- Photos for iOS
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