It seems that the evolution of the photo app function in iOS 15 is not only a better recall function – it can also help you recall the values taken before. According to the findings of foreign media, the developer test version of iOS 15 has been determined to have built-in advanced functions for viewing more photo shooting information. Continue reading iOS 15 allows you to view EXIF content directly in the Photos app.
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iOS 15 can now view EXIF directly in the Photos app
If you missed last night’s WWDC Keynote presentation (secretly: you can review all the key details through our complete report below!), we will review it directly for you! In fact, in addition to the more important Focus mode, the function of identifying objects or text in pictures across many applications is also a feature that many iPhone users have been looking forward to for a long time. However, someone tried to install the developer beta version of iOS 15 and discovered that this time the improvements to the Photos app are actually more than that!
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According to a report by foreign media MacRumors, the new generation of photo app not only brings better memory functions. Even the photo EXIF shooting information that used to need to be viewed through third-party applications or had to be read by other platforms can now be viewed directly in the built-in photo app – super convenient!
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It is very simple to use. Just click the “i” at the bottom of the view page of a single photo, and you can see the professional shooting information such as camera model, aperture, sensitivity, shutter time, etc. that you had to install a third-party application such as the EXIF Viewer by Fluntro that we have introduced before. It also supports the preparation of Metadata metadata information such as resetting time information and titles.
It is said that if the system detects that elements in the photo have characteristics that can be compared and searched, it will also actively display a flashing image on the “i” so that users can further check and search. This will be a very convenient feature for friends who are curious about iPhone camera parameters. You can look forward to trying it out in the subsequent public beta version – if you are worried about stability issues, you can also wait for the official version in the fall!
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