So, I had to open Dropbox to see which folders I had created that contained photos, check the date of one, and then head to that date in my Carousel Timeline to find its photos. There is no hint in the Carousel Timeline as to which folder a group of photos belongs.

When I tried testing out the new exclude folder feature, I kept getting denied, with Carousel repeatedly telling me 'The 'Camera Uploads' folder can't be excluded from Carousel.' In my case, I have auto-backup enabled so the vast majority of my photos in my Timeline are in the Camera Uploads folder. It's a bit confusing because with Carousel's Timeline view, you can't tell which photos are located in a folder that can be excluded and which are in the Camera Uploads folder that cannot be excluded. And you can't hide the default Camera Uploads folder, where Carousel stores the auto-backups it uploads from your phone.

There is also a Web version of Carousel that lets you view and share photos on a computer.Ī recent update has added the ability to exclude an entire Dropbox folder from showing up on Carousel, but you have to use the Web version of Carousel in order to do it. You can also use Carousel to auto-backup the photos you take with your phone to Dropbox, but even if you aren't using the auto-backup feature, the Carousel app will show you the photos you have on Dropbox and those stored locally on your phone. Carousel is an app from Dropbox that acts as a more attractive front-end to make browsing and sharing photos a more enjoyable experience than you would get from sifting through your files on the Dropbox app itself.

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