When recovering photos by using MiniTool Mac Photo Recovery on Mac, users often encounter the situation where a great number of photos are scanned by the photo recovery software. Under this situation, if users want to find desired photos quickly and accurately, they need to use the function “Filter” to filter photos. Next, we will introduce how to filter photos on Mac with this function.
After photos are scanned, users will see the following interface:
Here, users can see lots of digital media files. At this time, to filter photos, users need to click “Filter” button to set scanning conditions:
In this interface, users have 2 choices to filter photos on Mac. One is to filter photos by filename/extension, and the other is to filter photos by size. After making a suitable choice, they need to click “OK” button to go back to the following interface:
Now, we can see photos meeting specified conditions have been scanned out. At this time, users just need to check photos which need recovering and click “Save” button to save needed photos to a safe partition. After that, Mac photo recovery is finished thoroughly by this photo recovery software.

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Photos 4.0 on Mojave has a great new feature, the filters, to exclude photos temporarily from the view.

I cannot find a page in the user guide (Browse and view photos in Photos on Mac - Apple Support), that explains how to use them, so here are a few hints:

The filter settings will be saved for each album independently, when you switch to a different album, and the next time you open the album the photos will still be filtered, just like you set the filter previously (If Photos are apparently missing from an album, check the filter).

The 'Showing' filter in the upper right corner of the viewer lets you specify criteria to select a subset of the photos, matching the criteria. Click the 'Showing (only)' in the upper right corner to see the filter rules, that are currently checked. You can set the filter to show only Favorites, or Edited photos, or the media kind photos or video. And you can filter by the applied keywords. Filters are making the use of keywords really powerful. If you check more than one option in the filter, you will only see the items, that are matching all criteria.

For example:

Here the 'Showing' filter has been set to show only the favorite videos.

The filter will not show all your keywords, only the keywords you added to the Quick Group in the Keyword Manager. To configure the keyword selection the filters, open the keyword Manager with ⌘K and then drag the keywords you want in the quick group to the upper pane of the Keyword Manager.

I am using the filters a lot to filter my albums. Office for mac 2010 professional download. It saves me from having to create too many smart albums. And it allows me to search smart albums with a combination of rule combined b 'Any' and all. I just create a smart album to combine rules with any, then filter it further by additional criteria using a filter.

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