Solid Explorer vs A Photo Manager

With the amount of functions as well as the two pane browsing, Solid Explorer is very easy to use.

Solid Explorer allows for two separate panels to be browsed simultaneously, allowing for easy copy past functions as well as drag and drop.

Add Google Drive, One Drive, Dropbox, and more, all natively through extensions.

Solid Explorer has efficient, productive, and fluid interfaces customized for each users' specific platforms. Versatile, intuitive, and productive on small mobile screens, and capitalizes on larger mobiles (tablets), increasing functionality with added screen real estate.

Allows quick opening of images and audio files to preview without opening another app.

If your device has a fingerprint sensor you can use it to open encrypted files without a need to provide the password. The same applies for cloud storages, which can now be accessed with the fingerprint as well.

i.e. all photos that where added/modified since last backup can be added to a zip file on an attached usbstick

... that are independant of locaton in the physical-filesystem.

A map shows where photos where taken. if you zoom in you see more details. Geotagging: select one or more photos + "set geo" + pick a point in the map ==> the selected images get that point. Filter images through the map: after selecting an area in the map (i.e. North Germany), the gallery will only show images from North Germany.

Open-source, no ads, no user tracking.

15000+ images in 1000+ folders.

If enabled only selected/filtered Images can be seen. This allows you to savley hand over your android phone to someone else and allow him/her to view only those images in Gallery-View, Geographic-Map and Image-View that you have chosen before.

Only folders that contain pictures are shown.