In my case, I tend to add keywords for specific marine life I photograph. Searching based on “what” often requires that photos have been tagged with keywords or organized into categories. For those of you that remember using a Blackberry phone, it’s also funny to go back and see what photos you took with that device.
I can access this readily from the Dashboard or use Search Modifiers to look for specific camera models. For example, if I have a bunch of photos from vacation, but I only want to see the ones I took with my Nikon, I can choose just that camera and filter out all the smartphone shots and tablet videos. Specifically, what camera, lens, or combination I used. This one is less obvious, but I can use Mylio to find photos based on how they were taken. Oh, and when I’m confirming Mylio’s suggestions, I work in batches (shift + click to select a range of photos) and confirm a whole bunch all at once. I just go to the People view and alphabetically search for the person I’m trying to find, or I can use a filter to show only photos with that person in any view. The more faces I confirm, the better it gets at finding that person in my photos. Then I simply use Mylio to copy/paste the coordinates from that photo to all photos taken during that dive.įace recognition is one of the features of Mylio I personally find very addictive. For example, when I go diving to take underwater photos, I take a photo from shore or from the boat using my phone. I’ve gotten into the habit of adding geotags to all my photos using Mylio. Of course, only photos that are geotagged will show on the Map. I can even type an address or landmark and have the Map zoomed into that area. This is where the Map view comes in handy. Sometimes I don’t remember when a photo was taken, but I remember where it was taken. You can also manually add events by clicking (+). Linking an online calendar is especially helpful if you mark important events like birthdays, anniversaries, or trips in your calendar, as Mylio will automatically create and highlight those events for you. If you remember the day, month, year, or even the decade you took it, you can navigate to it through the calendar. Use the calendar and event features to find photos based on when you took them. Here’s the guide I use to help me find what I’m looking for in my ever growing library: When: Calendar and Events It’s also really nice for rediscovering photos with my family, since we can all look up photos the way we recall them. No matter what I remember, Mylio helps me find the photo fast. And often I remember who was with me, but nothing else. Sometimes I remember a photo based on when I took it. One of the things I love about Mylio is how it helps me find photos in many different ways. A Picture is Worth a Thousand Words… If You Can Find It
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