Introducing a brand-new feature – now in beta: You can save an edited photo with a custom file name! Perfect for staying organized your way. This feature is still in testing, so if you run into anything odd, we’d love your feedback! ✨ More new features and UI improvements are on the way – stay tuned, exciting things are coming soon! Thanks for using PhotInfo – you’re helping make it better every day! 📸✨ ...
A little spring cleaning to keep things feeling good! The Settings and About views got a full makeover – now built with SwiftUI for a smoother, sleeker experience. Some under-the-hood tweaks to keep things running smoothly. Thanks for using PhotInfo – happy photo exploring!
A new version of PhotInfo has just been released and it brings a few important improvements and fixes to make your metadata editing smoother and more reliable. 🆕 What’s New: Improved Date Editing: The calendar in the Edit Date view now shows the correct date when opened — no more blank fields! Better IPTC Metadata Handling: You can now edit previously saved values in the CreatorContactInfo section without issues. As always, thank you for using PhotInfo! Your feedback helps us make the app better with each update. If you enjoy using the app, we’d love to hear from you — consider leaving a review on the App Store! ...
🏎️ Smarter performance: The main scrolling view has been reworked to use less memory, making the app smoother and more efficient. 👨‍🔧 Crash fix: Resolved an issue that could cause the app to crash if the current album was edited outside of PhotInfo. Thanks for using PhotInfo! If you enjoy the app, please consider leaving a review. Your feedback helps us improve.
In this update, PhotInfo has been further optimized for quicker image access and a small bug affecting the size of preview images has been fixed. Enjoy a smoother experience and more accurate previews as you explore your photos. Thank you for your feedback!
In this update, PhotInfo/NG has been further optimized for improved performance by refining its architecture and eliminating unused resources. The result is an even smaller, faster app that enhances user experience while saving yet another bit of space. The app for macOS will be available soon.
I’m excited to share the latest updates to PhotInfo! I have made significant optimisations to enhance performance when reading photos, resulting in faster reading times and smoother interactions. Enjoy a more responsive experience as you navigate through your pictures.
Small changes and fixes: Improved loading and viewing of Live Photos Small optimisation in the Full screen view
Finally some new features: Added support for more formats in video export (automatically choosen) Display audio codec (for video)
Optimisations under the hood: this update improves reading of Resources files.
Added option to search for images for users who have granted full access to the photo library (others can search while selecting images to grant access to). So, you can search as: “Galway”.
Another fine tuning update: more optimizations and small fixes to improve performance and stability. This meticulous effort involves refining the code base to eliminate minor bugs and ensuring a smoother user experience across all functionalities. By addressing these small issues, we pave the way for more significant improvements in future updates, ultimately leading to a more robust and reliable system for our users.
This update contains a bunch of small optimisations aimed at boosting performance and stability, enhancing the overall user experience.
Finally PhotInfo is on Mastodon! Come follow me at https://mastodon.social/@photinfo
What’s new: Add “Keywords” and “Credit” items in Details View Add option to hide empty elements in Details View Plus lots of small improvements aimed to boosting performance.
This version fixes a possible crash qhen editing photos.
What’s new: Auxiliary data in resources view (no more a preview) Fix smart albums (they disappeared on iOS 18) The latest iPhones’ Camera app automatically embeds auxiliary data into Portrait Photos, including the disparity (depth) map, Effects Matte, and Glasses Matte, among others. These elements are crucial for applying Portrait Effects to photos. Now, this auxiliary data is clearly visualized and displayed in the Resources view, allowing you to preview and export them. This enables you to apply your own manual effects using other image editing apps. (See also: turn photos into portrait) ...
What’s new: Optimised for iOS 18, hence the version number. New icon, optimised for the new dark and tinted modes. Improved map in Detail View; new animation when scrolling from one photo to another. A preview of coming features: The Resources view now supports auxiliary data such as HDR gain map, disparity map, portrait effects matte, glasses matte, hair matte, skin matte, teeth matte and sky matte. Tinted icons
Improvements to the Map in the Details View: added a map scale (previewed in NG 4.00.7) bigger size map slightly changed the colours of camera facing direction: light and dark mode
Small optimizations in the template for IPTC changes. If you enjoy using PhotInfo a (great) review on the App Store is always appreciated. Your feedback helps me improve the app.