I can't believe Apple left out photo time/date in iPhone Photos

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Uncle Wig wrote:
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[quote=Uncle Wig]Looking at photos in my Camera Roll, I saw there was no way to see when a photo was taken.

Go to the Collections tab. That will show you the day the photo was taken.

If you want full details, the iPhoto app for iOS is a good choice.
Thanks, but that only sort of works: it seems to group photos by week or a span of a few days. I'll look at iPhoto for iOS.
I know what you mean, UW, but you can 'drill down' to get the actual photo date.

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[quote=Uncle Wig]Looking at photos in my Camera Roll, I saw there was no way to see when a photo was taken.

Go to the Collections tab. That will show you the day the photo was taken.

If you want full details, the iPhoto app for iOS is a good choice.
Thanks, but that only sort of works: it seems to group photos by week or a span of a few days. I'll look at iPhoto for iOS.
I know what you mean, UW, but you can 'drill down' to get the actual photo date.
Unless I'm missing something, I don't think you can. In the Collections tab you can get down to the "Moments" level but some of those are still the span of several days. Picking an individual photo does NOT display when it was taken.

Now, the app insists on displaying "Years" and I can't seem to figure out how to get back out of that.