How to use Photos in iOS 12 on iPhone to find your photos easier

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There are not many interface changes in iOS 12, but the photo management application has experienced some changes that might not seem very friendly to you.

Like any experienced iPhone user, I like to think I'm doing pretty well when it comes to interacting with the Apple smartphone. After every firmware upgrade, I have to learn again how to make the most of preinstalled programs. Surprisingly, some of them are seemingly trivial.

 
 

When it comes to the new iOS 12, this category includes the Photos or Pictures app, depending on the language you have configured on your phone. This seems a little strange at first glance, but if you're going through the new sections a bit, you will realize that the situation is not so complicated.

Next, the first section at the bottom left is titled Pictures and displays your entire photo library sorted in chronological order and location. If you make a tap on a city or city, it will automatically generate a clip you can see or, with a tap on the top right, you can share it. With a tap on an image, you can move it to favorites to find it easier in the future, and you can easily edit or share it.

The second section titled For You, centralizes the important moments of your past with shared albums. If you tap one of the "Memories" at the bottom of the screen, you can see them in video format. There are also some "recommended" pictures, but they do not know what criteria they were selected for.
With a tap on Albums, you can find both albums you've created manually in the past, those shared with friends, and those that are automatically generated by the operating system. So, you will not waste too much time if you want to get clips, self-styles, pro-animated or animated images (GIF).

The search area is more useful and more efficient than ever. In addition to person-related suggestions, you can find pictures taken in a city or pictures containing a certain type of information in one tap. There are pictures of food, cars, babies, animals, snow, flowers and more. At the top of this window, you can type everything that goes through your head as a search criterion, and the possibility of showing you results is great.