When you migrated from iPhoto to Photos earlier this year, everything should’ve copied across perfectly. Admittedly, some users have reported problems, but for the vast majority, all their albums, faces, projects and metadata was present and correct. But you’ve been snapping away ever since with your iPhone, and because iCloud Photo Library is enabled, you’ve now got a library that’s frankly a mess, packed with failed selfies and useless screenshots. In this tutorial we’ll look to show you the best ways to keep on top of your library going forward. You can start by deleting unwanted pictures straight away, but we’ll also guide you through Smart Albums, Faces and tweaking the metadata.
Vital library management
Master Photos’ organisational tools to get a trim library
Back-up options
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