Guide to Photos for Mac

摘要

The goal of the Photos app is twofold. First, to bring to your Mac the same simple yet powerful photo management experience that we're all used to on the iPhone, iPad or iPod touch, not only in functionality but also in terminology -Photos understands HDR, for example, and applies an icon label to each of the HDR versions of your snapshots. Photos also brings to your Mac iCIoud Photo Library, which syncs your snapshots harmoniously and invisibly via the cloud. Secondly, to make Photos a reality, Apple has killed-off not only its iPhoto line but also the enthusiast/pro-level Aperture app. You can still keep these installed alongside Photos but they're banished from sale via the Mac App Store and won't be updated with new features. Photos also brings photo management fully into line with recent OS X innovations, such as the Share Sheet system that lets you share items with your Facebook, Twitter or photo sharing services such as Flickr, via the share button at the top right. Options on this list are setup system-wide via the Internet Accounts icon within System Preferences.