Comparing photos
Put two photos side by side and see exactly which settings differ, then copy across what should match.
Useful for “why does this frame look different from the rest?” and for checking a batch edit landed everywhere.
Compare two or more photos
- In the library, select two or more photos.
- Click Compare at the top.
The two photos sit side by side, with their values in rows below. Rows that differ are highlighted. Show only differences hides the rows that match; turn it off to see everything.
The anchor
The photo on the left is the anchor, marked 📌 Anchor. With more than two photos selected, the arrow keys ← → step the right-hand photo through the rest of the selection while the anchor stays put: pick your best frame and flip through the others against it. Hover the other photo and click 📌 Make anchor to swap.
Copy a value across
When a differing row is one you can edit (date, lens, focal length, aperture, shutter, ISO, GPS, copyright or creator), hover it and click ← copy to give the other photo the anchor’s value. Once the values match, the row drops out of the differences list. As always, it can be undone, and is saved when you save.