The update iOS 18 her Apple brought some interesting new search features to the iPhone’s Photos App, allowing finding specific images with sufficient accuracy. The “key” to effective search is the use of natural language. Instead of simple keywords, users can describe the photo they’re looking for in detail, as the app now understands complex queries and can locate images based on specific elements.
For example, if you have identified people through the function People and Pets, you can do searches like “Daddy is smiling” or “Snowy is sleeping”. The more specific you are, the better the results will be. You can search for actions or emotions, such as “children laughing in swings” or “couple dancing at a wedding”. The Photos App can also detect objects and scenes, such as “car by the lake” or “sunset over the city”. You can combine multiple items in the search, such as “yellow flowers in a vase by the window”.
For foodies, searches like “mushroom pizza” or “steak and fries at the table” can help you find culinary inspiration. You can also include details about people’s appearance or actions, such as “Mom in green hat and glass of wine”. The Photos App can even search videos, identifying specific scenes based on their description.
These advanced search features require time to index your library, which is done on your device to protect privacy. With a little practice, you’ll find that searching in Photos can help you easily find forgotten memories.
Source: www.digitallife.gr
