View a photo in fullscreen mode

Photos added to ProjectTeam.com can be opened into fullscreen mode.

From the timeline view, you can click on any photo to open it in a fullscreen viewer. The viewer will show you:

Large view of the photo

  1. Inside of the appropriate project, click the Photos option in the secondary navigation.
  2. Assuming you have access to at least one photo, click the thumbnail to open in fullscreen mode.
  3. In the viewer, you have options to:
    • Rotate the photo
    • Zoom in and out of the photo
    • Move around the photo when zoomed in

 

Information about the photo including metadata

  1. Inside of the appropriate project, click the Photos option in the secondary navigation.
  2. Assuming you have access to at least one photo, click the thumbnail to open in fullscreen mode.
  3. On the right side of the photo, you will see the photo's system fields and metadata. 
  4. System fields of each photo include:
    • Photo Name 
    • Description
  5. Photo metadata is automatically captured from the uploaded photo and includes:
    • Date Taken (If this information can't be found, this field will show as blank)
    • Originally Uploaded By
    • Uploaded Date

Note: Date/times shown in ProjectTeam.com are converted to the logged-in user's local time zone. All date/times are stored in Coordinated Universal Time (UTC) and converted on the user interface to help the user better understand times without having to do a manual conversion. 

If you download a photo to your computer and view metadata such as "Date Taken" it is shown in UTC. A quick Google search can help you convert UTC to your local timezone to verify date/times if needed.

Quick navigation to other photos

  1. Inside of the appropriate project, click the Photos option in the secondary navigation.
  2. Assuming you have access to at least two photos, click one of the photo's thumbnails to open it in fullscreen mode.
  3. In the fullscreen viewer, you will see buttons to help you quickly navigate to the next and previous photos. Click one of the arrows to go to another photo.