Alex used the to zoom into fine details, comparing two similar portraits side-by-side. For the larger batches, Alex relied on Auto Mark , which used customizable rules to automatically pick the best version—usually the one with the highest resolution or largest file size—for keeping. The Safe Exit
: Using the new Color Blindness scheme added in 4.7.0, Alex adjusted the "Time Gap" and "Matching Level" settings to differentiate between a single great shot and a series of rapid-fire bursts. PhotoSweeper X 4.7.0
: Alex dragged in massive folders and connected the Apple Photos library. PhotoSweeper didn't just look for identical files; it compared images pixel by pixel , identifying similar shots even if they were different formats like RAW, HEIC, or JPEG. Alex used the to zoom into fine details,
As Alex opened the app, the version 4.7.0 update introduced a critical ally: . No longer did Alex have to worry about duplicates hiding in libraries shared with family members on macOS Ventura or newer. The cleanup journey followed a professional workflow: : Alex dragged in massive folders and connected