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I take photos liberally. Then on a weekly basis I delete all the duplicates/failed shots/boring photos. And then on a yearly basis I select the ones 10-50 pho
by leokennis 2y ago
I take photos liberally.
Then on a weekly basis I delete all the duplicates/failed shots/boring photos.
And then on a yearly basis I select the ones 10-50 photos that evoke the best memories and emotions.
Those 10-50 are the ones that I print and put in a separate album in the photos app to look at regularly. The rest I store “just in case”.
- figassis 2y agoThis is probably a great use case for apple intelligence. There are many apps that try to organize your photos. But iOS itself could do that curating, removing duplicate, finding the timeless shots and organizing them into events. It already does something close to this, with Memories. Now we just need it to cleanup. But this might not be an incentive they have bc it will reduce storage needs.
- jonasdegendt 2y agoWe do this with the family, come Christmas time when everyone's together, everyone gets to pick 50 to 100 pictures to cast to the Apple TV and go over each picture. It's a lot of fun seeing people's highlight of the year. We may need to revise the 100 picture limit because as the family grows it's getting a bit long for one sitting :^)
- throw0101b 2y ago> And then on a yearly basis I select the ones 10-50 photos that evoke the best memories and emotions. Picking 1 photo per week could be a good base to aim for. A slice of daily/weekly life. Then perhaps a few more photos for each special event where lots of folks get together: birthdays, holidays, births/deaths, weddings, graduations, etc. Probably end up with <100 photos, and if you print US 4x6/EU A6, probably fit in one album.