At this point you can select multiple photos to add to an album. Try it for yourself: Go into your camera roll and select the “Edit” button in the top right corner. There is a little known feature in iOS on the iPad to quickly select a range of photos in the photo app. But don’t you have to select each photo individually to put them in an album in the iOS photo app anyway, you ask? Well, no, you don’t.
PHOTO MANAGER PRO FOR MAC PRO
Otherwise, in Photo Manager Pro you have to select every photo individually. Then, in Photo Manager Pro you can browse to that album, and simply press the “Select All” button to import. Tip: If you’re using an iPad, I find it easiest when importing a large number of photos to first put those photos into an album in the iOS photo app. Simply create a folder, click the import button, select the photos from your camera roll, and the photos are imported. But once I tried Photo Manager Pro, I knew there was finally hope! Photo Manager Pro lets you create as many folders (and sub-folders!) as you want which gives great flexibility in organizing your photos.
Other photo management apps I’ve tried have had shortcomings that kept me from using them to “replace” the stock photo app. Whenever I want to find a photo I took a couple months back it feels like searching for a needle in a haystack sometimes. Yes, they added the ability to create albums to sort your photos, but they all still remain in the main photo album with no way to tell if you’ve added them to a different album! Not ideal in my opinion. I’m a sort-into-folders kind of guy so the melting-pot photos app has always bugged me. Organizing photos in iOS has always bugged me. I have tried quite a few photo management apps in a seemingly never-ending search to find a good replacement for the bare-bones Photos app built in to iOS. But enough about me…onto the app!Īs you may have guessed, Photo Manager Pro is a photo management app. I would say it’s probably currently one of my most-used apps. It’s probably fitting that I didn’t include it as it really does deserve its own stand-alone review. One app that I didn’t include on that list (but should have) is Photo Manager Pro.
A few weeks back I wrote about some of my most-used apps that I have installed on my iPhone and/or iPad.
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