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Hi Ladies and Gents.
Any clue to compare 2 photos together as it was so easy to do in iPhotos or Aperture ?
Photos 2
In Photos you can only view one photo enlarged at a time. Use the arrow keys to step between the enlarged photos back and forth.
Or add both photos to the same page of new book, so you can see them together side-by-side.
but unfortunately not conveignant at all.
No, it is a lot of extra work. But the only way to compare photos inside Photos, other than zooming the thumbnail view. It is easier, if you get yourself a helper app for Photos.
I am using the work-around to open a second view of my Photos Library by launching Power Photos. You can do that in the free trial version of Power Photos. Unfortunately, it takes a long time to open a large library in PowerPhotos. So I am keeping Power Photos open all day long as a companion to Photos. This way I can browse the Photos in Power Photos with metadata below the thumbnails or in a convenient list view, , enlarge one Photo in PowerPhotos and enlarge another Photo in Photos to compare them. If you ctrl-click a photo in PowerPhotos, you can reveal it in Photos in its moment.
Thanks Léonie for this mitigation trick.
Additionnaly using this interesting app you pointed out, I found that you can open a selected picture in Preview. .... and you can repeat it "n" times. Then you can compare all the pictures open in preview.
Still not the really conveiniant as it's still a One in Three instead of a 3 in One.
But thanks a lot anyway.
Tell Apple what missing features you'd like restored or new features added in Photos via https://www.apple.com/feedback/photos.html.
Thanks Léonie, but unfortunately not conveignant at all.
Done thanks.
thank you, old toad for the link to photos feedback.
How to compare 2 or n Photos ?
