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    Photos User Guide
- Welcome
 - Get started
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- Browse your photo library
 - Browse photo collections
 - View photos and videos
 - View photo bursts
 - See photo and video information
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- Find photos and videos by date
 - Find and name people and pets
 - Find group photos and videos
 - Find photos and videos by location
 - View photos and videos you recently saved
 - Find your travel photos and videos
 - Find receipts, documents, recently edited photos, and more
 - Find screenshots, Live Photos, and more by media type
 
 - Use Live Text to interact with text in a photo
 - Use Visual Look Up to learn more about a photo
 - Isolate and share a photo’s subject
 - Delete photos and videos or recover deleted ones
 - Remove duplicates
 - Hide photos and videos from view
 - Add titles, captions, and more
 - Add keywords
 
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- Editing basics
 - Crop and straighten photos and videos
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- Add filters
 - Adjust light, exposure, and color
 - Remove distractions and imperfections
 - Remove red-eye
 - Adjust white balance
 - Apply curves adjustments
 - Apply levels adjustments
 - Adjust definition
 - Adjust specific colors
 - Reduce noise
 - Sharpen a photo
 - Apply a vignette
 - Change Photographic Styles
 - Change a Portrait mode photo
 
 - Write or draw on a photo
 - Use other apps when editing in Photos
 - Change a Live Photo
 - Change a video
 - Edit a Cinematic mode video
 
 - Photos settings
 - Keyboard shortcuts and gestures
 - Copyright and trademarks
 

Change Photographic Styles on Mac
For photos you captured on iPhone 16 or later, you can add or change a Photographic Style to adjust the image’s tone and color.
Note: You must have a Mac with Apple silicon to change the Photographic Style in the Photos app on Mac.
Go to the Photos app
 on your Mac.Double-click a photo, then click Edit in the toolbar.
Make sure Styles is selected in the toolbar above the photo, then make adjustments.
You can set a default style so that it’s used automatically when you take a photo in Camera on iPhone 16 or later. See Use Photographic Styles with your iPhone camera in the iPhone User Guide.
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