While viewing an image in full, you can swipe upward or downward on it to jump back into your main image list. A small text box will show you what month you're viewing as you hop through the list. But the new app also offers another option: Once you start scrolling, you can touch the quick-scroll icon on the right side of the screen and drag it upward or downward to move more quickly through your images. Scrolling the normal way - by sliding your finger up or down on the screen - works fine in Photos.
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Once you're in the closest possible view - the "comfortable" view - pinching in on any image will open that image in full.Īnd regardless of what view you started in, pinching outward on any image while viewing it in full will take you back to the main image list (with a really nice transitional animation!).
The pinch gesture carries throughout the entire Photos app: Every time you pinch inward, you'll go to a closer view of your images, as described above. Keep pinching to navigate into (and out of!) images That shows you a bunch of tiny thumbnails arranged by month to give you a broad overview of your images and let you quickly scan through your collection. Pinch inward a second time, and you'll get the Photos app's monthly view. The Google Photos app's compact and comfortable views Pinch inward once from the day view, meanwhile, and you'll go to a compact view with smaller thumbnails and thus many more images on the screen at a single time.
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