The Details panel

Everything known about one photo: file, date, camera, size, place, people, tags, what it shows and the text printed in it.

The Details panel sits beside the photo in the viewer. The i button shows or hides it; on a narrow screen, swipe up on the photo to see it.

01 · From top to bottom
The file

A small picture and the file name, then what is known about it: Video and its length, or PDF and the page; the folder; the date taken; the camera and the lens; the size in pixels and in bytes; and the aperture, exposure, ISO and focal length.

Open PDF

For a PDF, opens the whole file in a new tab.

The backup copy

Where the full copy is kept, your backend's name and the file's size, with a Download button.

Place

The street, postcode and town, region and country, or the position in numbers when no names are known. Click it to change it, or Add a place when there is none. See choosing a place on the map.

People

The names on the photo. Click one to open the edit sheet.

My tags (Albums)

Your tags on the photo. Click one to open the edit sheet.

What the photo shows

The words the photo was read as, or your own wording if you changed it; No words yet when it has not been read.

Text printed in the photo

Only when text was read out of it, such as a receipt or a screenshot, line by line.

People and tags show only when the photo has some. Changes made in the edit sheet or the place picker show here as soon as they are saved.

Photos on the web

Opensolr Photos is open source and MIT licensed. Questions about your Opensolr account, index or plan go to opensolr.com/contact; questions about the app itself belong on GitHub.

Opensolr Photos Documentation