**Using the Photos App: A Comprehensive Guide**

Selecting an Image and Deleting it

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If you select an image and then delete it, it will still remain on your device. However, if you go to the album section and tap onto your albums, you can see a "Recently Deleted" photos section. This is where all your recently deleted photos are stored, and they will stay there for 30 days. From this section, you can return the image back if you accidentally deleted it.

**Returning or Permanently Deleting Images**

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When accessing your recently deleted photos, you can see that they will be in a "Recently Deleted" folder. This folder is where all your recently deleted photos are stored for 30 days. If you delete an image from this section, it will permanently be deleted and cannot be recovered.

**Hiding Photos**

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You can also hide certain images by tapping and holding on one of the pictures in your camera roll or album sections. This option allows you to hide photos in the camera's General cameras folder. When you tap and hold on an image, you will see a "Hide Photo" option. Tapping this option will hide the photo from view, but it will still be stored on your device.

**Unhiding Hidden Photos**

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If you need to access a hidden photo, you can go back to the General cameras folder and tap and hold on the image again. This time, you will see an "Unhide Photo" option. Tapping this option will bring the photo back into view.

**Searching for Photos**

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You also have the search option in the photos app. When accessing your camera roll or album sections, you can tap and search through different criteria such as date or event. This feature allows you to find specific photos more easily.

**Favoriting Photos**

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Under each picture, you will see a heart icon at the bottom. If you tap on this heart, it will automatically add the photo to your favorite folder. You can access your favorite folders by going to your albums section and tapping on "Favorites".

**Sharing Options**

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The sharing options in the photos app are also worth mentioning. When accessing an image, you can see a "Share" option at the bottom of the screen. Tapping this option will bring up a list of sharing options, including sending the photo through various messaging apps, emails, and social media platforms.

**New Features in iOS 8**

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Some of the new features available in the photos app for iOS 8 include the ability to share albums with other users through iCloud or iCloud Drive. You can also switch between regular normal photos and HDR (High Dynamic Range) photos. Additionally, you can now shoot video at 60 frames per second on devices such as the iPhone 6 or 6 Plus.

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**Additional Tips**

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Some additional tips to keep in mind when using the photos app include:

* Regularly backing up your photos to iCloud or iTunes

* Using tags and keywords to organize your photos

* Sharing photos with friends and family through social media platforms

* Experimenting with different editing apps to enhance your photos

By following these tips and using the features outlined in this article, you can get the most out of the photos app on your iPhone or iPad.

"WEBVTTKind: captionsLanguage: enguys I device help here today in this video I'm going to be showing you guys some of my favorite features about the new camera application in iOS 8 and also some of the new features in the photos application in iOS 8 so let's go ahead and begin so first let's jump into the cameras application and talk about some of the new features available in the cameras app now slow motion was available in iOS 7 but in iOS 8 if you have the supported device you can shoot slow motion in 120 frames per second or 240 frames per second again if your device supports this feature now also in time lapse it's very simple to utilize time lapse you can simply just tap and it'll start recording and you can record up to 30 minutes an hour and it'll make it a short clip and I'll give you guys a quick example of what time lapse can do I'm sure you guys have seen a ton of time lapse videos online but let me go here into my folders and time lapse here's what time lapse can do here's a a video of the sunset that I recorded not too long ago and as you can see there the time goes right really quick and the sun's kind of setting rather quickly now another cool feature in the Camas app in iosa you can now now adjust the focus manually uh for example I have this iPhone sitting here I can go ahead and tap and hold go ahead and adjust the exposure by swiping down I can let less light into the lens and also I can swipe up to let more light into the lens as you can see there now you can adjust the exposure As You Wish now another cool feature in the cameras application up top here you have a timer where you can set the 3 seconds or 10 seconds this is really useful if you're going to take pictures with family or even self- portess it works with both cameras the front and rear facing camera you can go ahead and said 3 seconds once you hit the shutter button it'll count down 1 2 3 and it'll take 10 pictures so you can go ahead and decide which picture you like the most and again you can also do the 10 seconds and it'll do the same thing it'll count down 10 seconds and it'll take 10 pictures so you're going to choose the best image now also in the photos app you can tap and hold on the shutter and it'll take the Burst Mode it'll take pictures until you take your finger off the shutter and it works with the front-facing camera and the rear facing camera as well all right so now let's take a look at the photos application there's tons of new features available in the photos application first you're going to go ahead and hit the edit and let's talk about some of these new features you have the crop option the filters and other settings that we can adjust to our likings now I'm going to go ahead and start with the cropping option here and as you can see here I can simply go ahead and crop a photo I can also go ahead and rotate the image if the image is not straight I can go ahead and rotate it and make it straight also change the aspect ratio from original to 16 by9 I can go ahead and change the size of the image if I wish to do so as you can see there now up at the top you also have the color enhancement tool and also on the top left you have the rede removal too as well now also we can jump into the filters we have all the same filters that we had available in iOS 7 now there's other adjustments you can make by tapping on this icon here and you can go ahead and adjust the brightness the light of the actual photo you can go ahead and move this bar up and down it'll get darker or lighter or you can tap here and go ahead and adjust all the different settings separately for example you can go ahead and hit the Shadows you go ahead adjust the shadow on the image by itself or you can go back and adjust I don't know the exposure you also adjust the exposure by itself and then you can also mess around with the color itself you can go ahead and bring the colors up or back you can also manage saturation cast and all that good stuff now also the black and white balance is also available you can go ahead and remove or add black and white you can go ahead and also adjust all these settings individually as well you can go ahead and adjust certain types of settings just like so let me go ahead and remove this and then if you don't like the results and you don't remember what your image used to look like you can always hit revert and it'll revert it back to the original image now inside the photos app there's actually a brand new feature that I find very helpful and that is if you select an image and you end up deleting it it'll actually still be on your device if you go to the album section and you tap onto your albums you can see here recently deleted photos all your recently deleted photos will be in this section here and they'll stay there for 30 days and you can go ahead and return the image back if you accidentally deleted it now if you delete it from this section here then it will permanently will be deleted but I found this feature very helpful sometimes I end up deleting pictures that I don't intend to delete now you can also go ahead and tap and hold on one of the images and it will give you an option here to hide photos you can now hide photos in the cameras General cameras folder now it'll hide it from your general cameras folder but it will still be in your album section under the hidden section here as you can see there I can go ahead and bring it back if I wish to do so by tapping and hold in and hit unhide and it'll bring it back to my main camera folder now this is useful if you're showing pictures from your main camera folder you can go ahead and hide some images that you might not want to share they'll still be on your device they will still be accessible but they'll be on a separate folder now also you have the search option here where you can tap and search through date or event if you have event you can tap and search through date or event that way you can find all your pictures easier now also if you take a look under each picture you have a heart at the bottom if you tap on that heart it'll automatically add the picture to a favorite folder which you can find here under your albums as you can see there my favorite folders has two pictures I can go ahead and look through any picture I like and tap on this heart and it'll automatically add it to the favorites folder it's a new addition to the photos app and of course you have your sharing options where you can tap an image and down here you have the sharing option where you can tap and share it through all these messages emails Twitter and even more options if you add third party applications now you also have all other options down here you can use this wallpaper print display on AirPlay and also slideshow and many many more options in Sharing including airdrop with other iOS devices if you go into settings photos and Camera you have all these new set of options right here photo library this one's in beta will automatically upload all your photos to your iCloud photo library if you have that switched on now my photo stream will automatically share all your photos with all your iOS devices that are logged into with the same Apple ID so if you have two iPhones all the pictures you take on this iPhone will show on the other iPhone now also upload Burst Mode I already demonstrated the Burst Mode that means if you tap on the shutter it will take like 10 pictures until you take the finger off the shutter that is the Burst Mode it will upload those as well if you switch that to on and iCloud footage sharing if you create albums you can share their albums through iCloud or iCloud drive with other iOS users or otherwise devices that you have logged into as well also you have the summary photos which is the entire summary in collection you also have the slideshow sections in here and shuffled and now another option down here says keep normal photos uh usually the iPhone will keep the HDR photo the high dynamic range photo but if you switch that on it will save two pictures every time you take one so you can choose between the regular normal photo or the HDR photo now this camera option here the Grid or or video capturing at 60 frames per second is only for the iPhone 6 or 6 plus if we jump back into the cameras option you can see we have a grid here to align images better and now we have a new button here for the video to shoot video at 60 or 30 frames per second so that about brings it into this video on some of the new features available in the photos and cameras application for iOS 8 some of the features are only available for iPhone 6 and 6 Plus but most of them are available for most devices so make sure you thumbs up this video If you found it helpful and before we get out of here let's go ahead and take one last look at our sponsor so today's sponsor is cell cashier sell cashier offers you the most cash for your iPhones they also purchase iPhones from all major US carriers now they don't purchase iPhones with iCloud locks or water damage devices but it's the safest and most reliable place to sell your iPhones they compare prices with other competiting websites to offer you the most cash for your iPhone so for more information on sell cash here please read the video description down below thanks for watching this video guys and I will catch you guys on the next one peaceguys I device help here today in this video I'm going to be showing you guys some of my favorite features about the new camera application in iOS 8 and also some of the new features in the photos application in iOS 8 so let's go ahead and begin so first let's jump into the cameras application and talk about some of the new features available in the cameras app now slow motion was available in iOS 7 but in iOS 8 if you have the supported device you can shoot slow motion in 120 frames per second or 240 frames per second again if your device supports this feature now also in time lapse it's very simple to utilize time lapse you can simply just tap and it'll start recording and you can record up to 30 minutes an hour and it'll make it a short clip and I'll give you guys a quick example of what time lapse can do I'm sure you guys have seen a ton of time lapse videos online but let me go here into my folders and time lapse here's what time lapse can do here's a a video of the sunset that I recorded not too long ago and as you can see there the time goes right really quick and the sun's kind of setting rather quickly now another cool feature in the Camas app in iosa you can now now adjust the focus manually uh for example I have this iPhone sitting here I can go ahead and tap and hold go ahead and adjust the exposure by swiping down I can let less light into the lens and also I can swipe up to let more light into the lens as you can see there now you can adjust the exposure As You Wish now another cool feature in the cameras application up top here you have a timer where you can set the 3 seconds or 10 seconds this is really useful if you're going to take pictures with family or even self- portess it works with both cameras the front and rear facing camera you can go ahead and said 3 seconds once you hit the shutter button it'll count down 1 2 3 and it'll take 10 pictures so you can go ahead and decide which picture you like the most and again you can also do the 10 seconds and it'll do the same thing it'll count down 10 seconds and it'll take 10 pictures so you're going to choose the best image now also in the photos app you can tap and hold on the shutter and it'll take the Burst Mode it'll take pictures until you take your finger off the shutter and it works with the front-facing camera and the rear facing camera as well all right so now let's take a look at the photos application there's tons of new features available in the photos application first you're going to go ahead and hit the edit and let's talk about some of these new features you have the crop option the filters and other settings that we can adjust to our likings now I'm going to go ahead and start with the cropping option here and as you can see here I can simply go ahead and crop a photo I can also go ahead and rotate the image if the image is not straight I can go ahead and rotate it and make it straight also change the aspect ratio from original to 16 by9 I can go ahead and change the size of the image if I wish to do so as you can see there now up at the top you also have the color enhancement tool and also on the top left you have the rede removal too as well now also we can jump into the filters we have all the same filters that we had available in iOS 7 now there's other adjustments you can make by tapping on this icon here and you can go ahead and adjust the brightness the light of the actual photo you can go ahead and move this bar up and down it'll get darker or lighter or you can tap here and go ahead and adjust all the different settings separately for example you can go ahead and hit the Shadows you go ahead adjust the shadow on the image by itself or you can go back and adjust I don't know the exposure you also adjust the exposure by itself and then you can also mess around with the color itself you can go ahead and bring the colors up or back you can also manage saturation cast and all that good stuff now also the black and white balance is also available you can go ahead and remove or add black and white you can go ahead and also adjust all these settings individually as well you can go ahead and adjust certain types of settings just like so let me go ahead and remove this and then if you don't like the results and you don't remember what your image used to look like you can always hit revert and it'll revert it back to the original image now inside the photos app there's actually a brand new feature that I find very helpful and that is if you select an image and you end up deleting it it'll actually still be on your device if you go to the album section and you tap onto your albums you can see here recently deleted photos all your recently deleted photos will be in this section here and they'll stay there for 30 days and you can go ahead and return the image back if you accidentally deleted it now if you delete it from this section here then it will permanently will be deleted but I found this feature very helpful sometimes I end up deleting pictures that I don't intend to delete now you can also go ahead and tap and hold on one of the images and it will give you an option here to hide photos you can now hide photos in the cameras General cameras folder now it'll hide it from your general cameras folder but it will still be in your album section under the hidden section here as you can see there I can go ahead and bring it back if I wish to do so by tapping and hold in and hit unhide and it'll bring it back to my main camera folder now this is useful if you're showing pictures from your main camera folder you can go ahead and hide some images that you might not want to share they'll still be on your device they will still be accessible but they'll be on a separate folder now also you have the search option here where you can tap and search through date or event if you have event you can tap and search through date or event that way you can find all your pictures easier now also if you take a look under each picture you have a heart at the bottom if you tap on that heart it'll automatically add the picture to a favorite folder which you can find here under your albums as you can see there my favorite folders has two pictures I can go ahead and look through any picture I like and tap on this heart and it'll automatically add it to the favorites folder it's a new addition to the photos app and of course you have your sharing options where you can tap an image and down here you have the sharing option where you can tap and share it through all these messages emails Twitter and even more options if you add third party applications now you also have all other options down here you can use this wallpaper print display on AirPlay and also slideshow and many many more options in Sharing including airdrop with other iOS devices if you go into settings photos and Camera you have all these new set of options right here photo library this one's in beta will automatically upload all your photos to your iCloud photo library if you have that switched on now my photo stream will automatically share all your photos with all your iOS devices that are logged into with the same Apple ID so if you have two iPhones all the pictures you take on this iPhone will show on the other iPhone now also upload Burst Mode I already demonstrated the Burst Mode that means if you tap on the shutter it will take like 10 pictures until you take the finger off the shutter that is the Burst Mode it will upload those as well if you switch that to on and iCloud footage sharing if you create albums you can share their albums through iCloud or iCloud drive with other iOS users or otherwise devices that you have logged into as well also you have the summary photos which is the entire summary in collection you also have the slideshow sections in here and shuffled and now another option down here says keep normal photos uh usually the iPhone will keep the HDR photo the high dynamic range photo but if you switch that on it will save two pictures every time you take one so you can choose between the regular normal photo or the HDR photo now this camera option here the Grid or or video capturing at 60 frames per second is only for the iPhone 6 or 6 plus if we jump back into the cameras option you can see we have a grid here to align images better and now we have a new button here for the video to shoot video at 60 or 30 frames per second so that about brings it into this video on some of the new features available in the photos and cameras application for iOS 8 some of the features are only available for iPhone 6 and 6 Plus but most of them are available for most devices so make sure you thumbs up this video If you found it helpful and before we get out of here let's go ahead and take one last look at our sponsor so today's sponsor is cell cashier sell cashier offers you the most cash for your iPhones they also purchase iPhones from all major US carriers now they don't purchase iPhones with iCloud locks or water damage devices but it's the safest and most reliable place to sell your iPhones they compare prices with other competiting websites to offer you the most cash for your iPhone so for more information on sell cash here please read the video description down below thanks for watching this video guys and I will catch you guys on the next one peace\n"