Features of Windows Photo Library

Windows Photo Library

Windows Photo Library is mainly used to view, organize, edit, share and print digital photos, and import photos from digital cameras. You can also use Windows Photo Gallery crops photos, removes red-eye, makes color and exposure corrections, and more.

Windows Photo Library is actually a folder dedicated to storing and editing digital photos.

1. Introduction to Windows Photo Library

Windows Photo Library works exclusively with the Pictures folder, which is the primary place where pictures are stored on your computer. Any pictures in the Pictures folder (including pictures that have been imported) will appear in Windows Photo Library.

2． Importing digital photos

Digital cameras and digital camcorders generally store photos in digital memory cards. There are two main methods to import digital photos into your computer.

Directly connect digital devices

Use a memory card reader

3. Edit digital photos

The manipulation of digital photos can be carried out according to the digital workflow. "Digital workflow" is a term used by digital photographers to refer to the sequence in which images are edited.

Following the correct digital workflow can greatly improve the quality of the images you edit. The Repair pane in Windows Photo Gallery has arranged the various changes a user might make in the best order, starting with exposure adjustments and ending with red-eye removal.

4． Tag Photos

Giving meaningful file names to photos is the traditional way to organize them. Tags are pieces of information that describe the photo. Users can attach tags to photos to record information.

Add tags at any time

Drag to reuse tags

Find photos by tags