Photos borrows its organization strategy for images and clips from the iPhone equivalent, and it’s a brilliant way to group and manage pictures, especially if you’re not already an avid organizer yourself.
I can see how storage costs for putting your entire library in the cloud might start to get expensive with Apple’s iCloud storage subscription plans options and big backups, but mine consist entirely of photos I capture on my iPhone, which is a much smaller collection than the massive disk-based backups of pictures taken for work on my DSLR that I also maintain (and that I have no interest in storing for cloud-based personal use, at least for now).
It’s absolutely solid, which may be a surprise to those who helped Apple cut its cloud computing teeth on services like MobileMe. So far, iCloud Photo Library hasn’t missed a beat during my testing.
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All the rest are offered as low-res thumbnails, with full resolution versions available to download almost instantly depending on your connection from iCloud’s servers. ICloud Photo Library also lets you keep your computer’s storage relatively unburdened by your collection, allowing you to optimize for available storage on your device and only keep recently accessed pics, or those you’re deemed likely to want to get at on your actual flash drive. Marking pictures as favorites, and rearranging picture order within collection is likewise sticky across all devices, provided you have iCloud Photo Library enabled on each and are signed on to all with the same iCloud credentials. Changes made via edits on one device are instantly visible on others, as well as your Moments, Collections and time-based organizations of photos. With iCloud Photo Library enabled, every photo you shoot and video you capture is automatically stored in iCloud, providing access on any platform.
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