MacPowers, episode 537, the Photos Field Guide and Apple Photos.

Hello everyone, this is David Sparks joined by my fellow co-host the one the only

mr Stephen Hackett wow that was enthusiastic I kind of like that yeah I know I'm

feeling good today man you. You should be. You got a big week.

Yeah, so sometimes you do these field guys and they're easy and sometimes they're not. This one was not. Yeah, for our after show today we're

going to talk about the process you went through because I because you know behind

the scenes I feel like you and I've been talking about this one forever.

Yeah, I started on the outline over a year ago, so just so you know.

Yeah, yeah.

We'll get to that.

But yeah, we're talking about Apple photos kind of going through some of the stuff in your field guide.

Of course, it is an amazing piece of work. I don't know how you put these things out.

They're so detailed, but so easy to follow, you do such a great job.

But it's just so interesting that photos has become this really core element to the being in the Apple ecosystem. you know we had like I photo way back I think in

2002 when it was introduced and it evolved and the whole idea then was you have a digital camera and you import your

photos and then you can print your photos, right? And we're so far away from that now. I mean, I have

multiple ways to take pictures.

They're all connected to the internet right there's there's

it's so much more complex than it has been and Apple has

graduated from iPhoto into photos and we're going to kind of talk through that but

and just looking at your field guide and preparing for the episode like this is so

much bigger and so much more important than it's ever been.

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