And this messaging feature is one of Carousel’s best features, letting you see a user’s comments on a certain photo in the “Conversations” view in Carousel. If the recipient is not a Carousel user, they can see the image in the body of an email or message, but if they want to comment in a message back to you, they’ll need to install the app or use it on the Web.
And while they work well, Carousel is at its best when you’re sharing images with other Carousel users. Where Carousel really sets itself apart from your phone’s built-in app is through its sharing features. Overall, Carousel’s organization made it a snap for me to quickly finding the photos I wanted. Any photos missing a date will be placed at the top of your photo sets, which can make it unwieldy if you have lots of undated images. But Carousel features a slick time wheel at the bottom of the screen that lets you quickly scan through different sets of photos by date.
It organizes them by time and location, not unlike how the iOS Photos app does. Once your photos are housed in Carousel, the app shows them off beautifully.
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