In iPhoto you could hold the SHIFT key to toggle between the original and adjusted version of a photo (while in editing mode). This doesn't seem to work in the new Photos app. Does anyone know if the key has changed in Photos or is this a missing feature?
There is a neat feature of Photos (and nearly all Mac programs called Help
from Photos Help
Compare photos before and after editing
While editing a photo, you can compare the edited version with the original.
- Double-click a photo to open it, then click Edit in the toolbar.
- Hold down the M key to see the original photo. Release the M key to see the photo with edits.
LN
There is a neat feature of Photos (and nearly all Mac programs called Help
from Photos Help
Compare photos before and after editing
While editing a photo, you can compare the edited version with the original.
- Double-click a photo to open it, then click Edit in the toolbar.
- Hold down the M key to see the original photo. Release the M key to see the photo with edits.
LN
Thanks. I'm aware of the help application and actually spent about 5 minutes searching for this answer. Unfortunately I was using the word "toggle" not "compare" and the keyword matching in help's search is terrible. Same story here in Discussions.
I don't know why Apple abandoned the shift key shortcut in favor of the un-intuitive M, but anyways thanks for your answer. Now I know.
Neither do we
LN
How do you toggle between the original and adjusted version of a photo?
