


Choose File > New Smart Album and as well as searching for the camera model, you can search for other information such as ISO. – You can refine your search for dud photos further if you create a Smart Album. – If you take a lot of screen shots on your iPhone, or random images that you don’t intend to keep, search for the images taken with your current iPhone (or any iPhone, or for that matter iPad, you have ever owned). But make sure you don’t delete any 2400 pixel images while you are at it. – Remove any thumbnail images by searching for 240 – this will pull up any 240 by 180 thumbnail images that may have been created in iPhotos past. – If you have managed to import lots of duplicates, you could try Propaganda Software’s $8
