iOS 16 has integrated many features that were being clamored for by users. Among them the possibility of modify the lock screen. In fact, the lock screen has exceeded all expectations and is taking iPhone customization to the next level. Little by little we will see all the news that Apple has saved for us because not all the news have been included in this first beta for developers. They have also added small features in some apps like the ability to copy formats from one image to paste to another directly from the Photos app, a kind of massive image editor.
Apple improves the Photos app in iOS 16
Photos has had a great presence in the opening keynote of WWDC22. Great news has come, such as the possibility of adding a lock with Face ID or Touch ID to the recently deleted folder. Traversal features have also been added such as the option to remove the background and select a certain element of an image and port it to another application without releasing. A success for the most handy.
Little by little we know all the functions that did not have as much presence in the WWDC22. Among them we find this option that we are talking about today. With iOS 16 we can copy the format of an image and paste it to another. Let's take an example. We have gone on an excursion and we have taken about 20 photos at sunset. Since we want all the images to have the same style, We will edit a first image with the filters and editions that we want. All from the Photos app.
Once the edition is finished, we will click on the '…' in the upper right part of the image and click on 'Copy the edition'. At that moment, we will have to enter the image that we want to edit with the same parameters as the first one that we have edited. And once inside, we repeat the situation. Click on the '…' and now click on 'Paste the edition'. At that moment, the second image will modify the editing parameters to adapt to those added in the first.
This could not be done before and had to be done through external applications that allow bulk editing. Thanks to this, lovers of images and especially of editing with the Photos app will not require third-party applications.
