Lesson Summary

Welcome to lesson two. In this lesson, we will explore new ways to find your photos by time and date.

• The traditional method of finding photos uses time as a reference point, usually through a chronological list in a camera roll format.
• The new layout offers a library view with enhanced features to streamline searching.

The library view allows you to:

• Access the default opening view showing years, months, and an "all view".
• Utilize controls such as sorting options and filters within the library view.
• Click on double arrows to modify the library view and access settings.

Additional features include:

• Sorting options by date captured or recently added to locate images more efficiently.
• Filter option for selecting specific types of photos/videos like favorites or videos.
• Recent days section below the library (iOS 18) to quickly access images taken on specific days. In iOS 26, Recent Days appears on the Collections page.

Furthermore, a hidden section in utilities unveils additional time-based features like recently viewed, edited, shared, and saved photos which can be handy for time-based searching.