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Pros
Fast. Simple, touch-friendly interface. Good photo browsing and searching features. Solid selection of image-correction tools. Automatically creates albums. Cool video editing effects.
Cons
No star ratings or before-and-after view. Cannot tag faces. Does not support panorama stitching or selective focus.
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Bottom Line
With the addition of slick but simple video editing tools, the Microsoft Photos app becomes a respectable entry-level media-creation toolbox.

Microsoft Photos, the free photo viewer and editor included with Windows 10, gets a huge update with the Windows 10 Fall Creators Update. In addition to solid image editing and photo enhancements, it now offers video editing in a touch-friendly interface. Photos also now lets you mark up images with drawings, add background music and 3D effects to videos, and search more easily, thanks to automatic object tagging. Microsoft Photos is an excellent tool for working with digital images, one that could even replace higher-end photo software for some users. Note, however, that it still lacks such abilities as face tagging and a map view.

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Starting Up

The Photos app is included with Windows 10, and it replaces the Windows Photo Gallery app. You can no longer download the older app, which added panorama stitching, collage, and sharpening tools. If you've got Windows 10, you don't need to do anything to get the newer app. Like the Apple Photos app included with macOS, it's just there. If, by some chance, Photos isn't among your Windows 10 PC's apps, you can always get it from the Windows (app) Store.

Note that Windows still comes with Paint, which is more about one-at-a-time image resizing, drawing, and saving to different image formats. Starting with Windows 10 Creators Update, you also get Paint 3D, which offers easy 3D modeling, decoration, and sharing.

A Clear Interface

The interface for Photos is segmented into three main modes: Collection, Creations, and Folders. Collection organizes everything by date. Creations includes both automatically created albums, albums you create yourself, and video projects. Folders shows images by file location. From any mode, you can click on an individual photo for viewing and editing.

Photos is geared toward simplicity and touch. By contrast, Apple's Photos app for the Mac only supports the limited (though well-implemented) touch capabilities of the latest MacBooks' Touch Bar. In Microsoft's version, Zooming and un-zooming require a simple tap on the image or a spin of the mouse wheel. I wish, however, that there were a before-and-after viewing feature that you could use to revert back to the original during editing.

A big change in Microsoft Photos' interface is the use of horizontal sliders, instead of the circular dial controls used to adjust brightness and other options. The circular controls were innovative, but they did take some getting used to, whereas the sliders are completely familiar. Photos and its new sliders work fine on high-DPI displays like that of my 4K-resolution Asus Zen AiO Pro Z240IC all-in-one PC test machine.

Viewing and Organizing Photos

Any images and videos in your Photos user folder and its subfolders (including Screenshots) show up in the Photos app. You can add any other folders on your system to view their contents in the Folders section, as well as enabling viewing of OneDrive cloud folders. Including OneDrive means that any photos shot on smartphones set up with auto-upload appear in your Collection view. The Photos app also includes an Import option that works with any storage device you plug into the computer. It supports raw camera files—a plus for those who take digital photos seriously.

One organizational highlight is that Microsoft Photos creates albums for you automatically, based on date groupings, just as Apple Photos does with its Memories. The difference is that with the Windows app you can edit the albums to taste. Apple doesn't give you any input into which photos go in your Memories. Both Apple and Microsoft let you share your online galleries via links.

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You can also create your own custom albums, and adding shots is a snap from within the album or from the Photo view. You get options to zoom, enhance, edit, and share individual photos as you work with them. You can also play a slideshow or draw on a photo. The drawing tool works with mouse, stylus, or finger, and the selection of tips and colors is decent. The eraser, however, is a bit blunt. It can only erase an entire stroke, rather than letting you touch up your drawing on a more granular pixel-by-pixel level.

The app is missing couple of the views I like to see in photo editing apps. For example, there's no Map view of all your geotagged photos—which includes most mobile photos. You can, however, see a map location on individual photos' File Info panels. This also reveals EXIF data and file dimensions. Photos also offers no way to rate photos with stars or apply keyword tags, though you can do both of those things in File Explorer.

Editing Photos

The app's Enhance tool is probably the first thing you want to try after hitting Edit. I find that it usually bumps up contrast and saturation, fixes white balance, and often does make for a better-looking image, if one that doesn't always reflect the drabness of reality. It's pretty good with skies and knocking back highlights for a better look at the clouds, and it does a good job correcting white balance on overly warm indoor shots, too. You can adjust the strength of the Enhance tool's effects with a slider.

There are also 15 more filter effects to play with, and the strength of each is adjustable, too. Included are four black-and-white options, with different levels of contrast and sharpness. Applying one of these and then scaling back its strength lets just a smidge of color into your black-and-white shot—it's an effective and interesting technique.

I am happy to see that the app lets you adjust not only exposure and contrast, but also highlights and sh

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