![]() ![]() Use it as an editing extension inside Apple Photos, or as a standalone, non-destructive RAW photo editor. ![]() If you loved Aperture's advanced RAW processing adjustments, you'll feel right at home with RAW Power. Using adjustments like Boost, previously only available in Aperture, you can improve your images in ways that simply can't be done in any other application. RAW Power takes advantage of RAW processing improvements in macOS Sierra. PLEASE include the option of varying that background! If the window size of the program is less than full screen, all the controls cannot be seen. The entire window must be enlarged to see them! Additionally, the boxes and slider controls in that area are very “un-Mac like” and are inelegant and crude looking. Developer Response, Thank you for your review. Rich0000-14, Very useful program with a glaring omission I use ACR and Photoshop CS6 for RAW conversion and Bridge as my cataloging program. I will never buy into Adobe’s subscription program. I bought this program as insurance against not being able to run CS6 in a future Mac OS version and on the basis of reviews here and elsewhere. I cannot honestly tell if its any “better or worse” than ACR/PS in terms of the quality of processed RAWs which are all from my D800E and are very clean to begin with. I’ll continue to try its capabilities, but I’m not quite comfortable in it yet. I believe the program has one glaring omission - It allows the user to adjust the background behind the image from default black all the way to white, but the background of the controls area is all black and can’t be changed. It’s childish and appeals to people who have no experience in graphic design. PLEASE include the option of varying that background! Ios app for mac shortcuts download. If the window size of the program is less than full screen, all the controls cannot be seen. There is no way to scroll the area to reveal controls toward the bottom. The entire window must be enlarged to see them! Additionally, the boxes and slider controls in that area are very “un-Mac like” and are inelegant and crude looking.ĭeveloper Response, Thank you for your review. Version 2.0 (a free upgrade) has a large number of improvements. The edit panel is no longer black (it matches colors used in macOS Mojave), and the scroll bars appear in a more standard fashion. ![]() Passepartout, Simple, fast, excellent v1.0 was a very capable tool for quickly making adjustments to RAW images in a non-destructive way (it remembers the adjustments you make to a RAW file, including cropping and straightening elsewhere). ![]()
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