The first two won’t work for efficient sorting, because downloading the image at a particular time to your computer, it’s not the date when it was created, and date modified, well… You’ll first need to find the picture, open, edit, and save the file for the date to change. Now if you look closely on the image properties, you’ll notice that there are different times stamped on it: The dated in which the file was created, the date it was modified, and the date it was accessed. Again not really an efficient way to sort. But what happens when the pictures you downloaded from Facebook were taken last year or the camera had set the wrong time? The picture will get buried once again into the folder. Yes, you can right-click on an empty space in the folder and sort things by date, type, size, and several other default options. For example, if you downloaded a picture from Facebook can be even more complicated, as trying to do a search will be a nightmare because of the file name isn’t descriptive. Windows by default sorts images files in folders alphabetically and with an ascending order, meaning that if you download new images you’ll have to look through out tons of pictures and waste a lot of time. As such I’ll show you a few ways in which you can organize pictures and jump your latest acquisitions to the top of the list for faster access. And let’s face it, we don’t spend the necessary time sorting all the images and using folders, we dump them all in a single place, which can quickly get messy.Īlthough Windows provides us with a default view to sort files and folders, these settings are far from perfect. This could be from Facebook, Instagram, Twitter, Google+, and many other social networks, even from those sent to us via emails.
Here is the issue, we don’t only have tons of pictures of our own, but we also download many images from the internet.
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