Make photos shine using a wide range of powerful, desktop-class color adjustment tools. Automatically apply Lightness, Color Balance, Selective Color, and other adjustments using a machine learning algorithm trained on 20 million professional photos. ML Adjustments. ML Presets. So presets are beautifully consistent and consistently beautiful, no matter the photo. These black and white presets are based on classic black and white films. The black and white look is very versatile and is great for artistic photography, landscapes, portraits, street photography, and many other styles.
Especially when you want to add a little drama. Some presets apply film-style grain to create an old-school film feel, others increase contrast for a more striking look. Inspired by the contemporary color grading process used in the movie and video industry, these presets emulate the cinematic look and feel. Subtle changes to the colors of the shadows and highlights of an image are key to achieving this look.
Before digital, there was analog. And many analog films have become legendary for their visual qualities — these presets are based on some of the most well-known and popular analog films. This collection is great for portrait and lifestyle photography, adding a subtle and tasteful vintage look and feel. Many modern analog films are well regarded for highlighting skin tones, creating pleasing outdoor shots, or having unique grain detail. This collection of presets for landscape photography is designed to boost colors and bring out details in photographs of nature — especially in shots with lots of greens and blues.
Along with color changes, the presets also increase contrast for a more striking and eye-catching look. The vintage look never gets old, especially with a more modern take on the old-school feel. Using a combination of faded shadows, tasteful color tints, and film grain, this collection gives photos an aged, yet contemporary look and feel. Created for urban photography, these presets improve the look of shots taken in cities dominated by buildings, manmade structures, and urban life in general.
Designed for shots taken in low light, this collection works especially well with photos of cities taken at night. If the comparison slider is turned on while undoing Crop tool or ML Super Resolution changes, it will now be turned off.
Perspective correction settings were clipped while in Split View. The Pixelmator Photo Share extension would sometimes not work with screenshots. Enlarge photos while preserving and even enhancing details. See a split-screen view of your original and edited images. Use the double-tap gesture of Apple Pencil in Pixelmator Photo.
Enlarge photos by up to 3 times while magically preserving sharpness and details using the Core ML-powered ML Super Resolution feature. Quickly compare your edited photo with the original using the new split-screen comparison slider. Enjoy support for the double-tap gesture of Apple Pencil. Customize the double-tap gesture by tapping the More menu in the photo editing view.
Pixelmator Photo files are now more compatible with third-party storage providers. Use ML Super Resolution in batch editing workflows — a new batch preset is also included. The Hidden category from your Photos library will now be accessible from Pixelmator Photo. Tapping certain areas of the Selective Color adjustment would edit the Curves adjustment. The album thumbnail would not be updated after deleting all the images from an album in the Photos browser.
Some small speed improvements to the Photos browser and a few fixes. The badges that indicate a photo has nondestructive edits will now load more quickly. Deleting photos in Photos library browser will now work faster. The Auto-Center Canvas setting was not working correctly. Undoing Crop tool edits would sometimes cause the image to flicker. In certain cases, ML Match Colors would use the wrong color space for adjustments.
The Back button in the Photos browser would flicker after opening to preview a photo. Thumbnails of Pixelmator Photo file would not be displayed on iOS 12 or older. On iOS 12, thumbnails would move when selecting multiple photos in the Photos library browser. New shortcut menus make all kinds of actions much faster and easier.
Create and customize color adjustment preset collections. Handy new shortcut menus all around the app let you do lots of useful things a lot more quickly. For example, you can now share, duplicate, and revert photos, copy and paste adjustments, and more simply by tapping a holding a photo in the Photos browser. Customize the color of buttons in Pixelmator Photo by choosing an accent color.
Redesigned color adjustment preset management brings the ability to create and customize, rearrange, and even remove adjustment preset collections. Enjoy a much quicker way to batch edit photos with your workflows by setting workflows as favorites and applying them right in the Photos browser. Find your favorite batch editing workflows in the new shortcut menus in the Photos browser. Quickly import images as Pixelmator Photo files to the Files browser using the new Import to Files workflow.
Use the new shortcut menus to rename and delete crop presets. Rearrange crop presets by dragging and dropping them to a new location. You can now stop the automatic creation of a Pixelmator Photo album in the Photos app. When downloading Pixelmator Photo edits from iCloud, a progress indicator will now be shown. A progress indicator will also appear when downloading images from iCloud during batch editing.
The touchable area of sliders has been increased to make them easier to drag. When renaming things, the text will be automatically selected so you can start typing to replace it.
The thumbnails of albums in your Photos library should now load more quickly. You can now turn off Overwrite Originals when editing in the Files browser, which will automatically create Pixelmator Photo files to save the photos you edit. The Overwrite Originals setting is now separate for the Photos and Files browsers.
When moving the color wheel controls of the Color Balance adjustment, they would jump. The thumbnails of the All Photos and Recents albums would not be updated after changes to those albums. Attempting to run batch workflows would not work on multiple images with the same name.
Attempting to share multiple images with the same name would not work. The button to go back to an album in the Photos browser would sometimes not appear. The appearance of very wide or tall crop aspect ratios was incorrect. The animation displayed when dismissing images was incorrect when dismissing a photo after deleting another photo. Attempting to crop images to very wide or tall ratios would cause Pixelmator Photo to stop responding.
When closing images, the loading indicator would sometimes appear unnecessarily or incorrectly. Fixed a few issues with the layout of items in the toolbar in the most compact size in Split View. When changing the size of apps in Split View and having the Photos browser open, albums could be selected incorrectly. Pixelmator Photo could sometimes quit unexpectedly in certain beta versions of iOS Enjoy full support for the new, click-anywhere trackpad. Easily fine-tune the intensity of color adjustments and presets.
Quickly copy the adjustments from your most recently edited photos. Enjoy full support for the new click-anywhere trackpad and cursor in iPadOS. Use Pixelmator Photo and any other app side by side thanks to support for Split View. Match the look and feel of one photo to another using the incredible, machine learning-powered ML Match Colors. Control the intensity of color adjustments and presets using the new intensity slider. Quickly apply the adjustments from your most recently edited photos using the automatically generated Recents collection of presets.
Use the new Copy Adjustments and Paste Adjustments actions to easily copy and paste adjustments between photos. Share images directly from the Photos browser without having to open them. When capturing screenshots, you can now tap Full Page to take a screenshot of your entire photo without any interface elements. You can now keep certain color adjustments turned on or off by default when opening new photos. App settings have been moved from the Settings app to the More menu inside Pixelmator Photo itself.
The Undo and Revert buttons are now icons rather than text, fixing a few localization issues. When opening images currently in iCloud, downloads can now be canceled. Double-tapping the canvas will now zoom photos to their actual size.
The position of color adjustment presets will be saved and restored when opening different photos. A new Save option lets you save any preset to the Custom collection. Deleting or reverting a photo to the original inside Pixelmator Photo will now also delete its linked file.
When opening photos using the Photos browser, the file name would sometimes be displayed incorrectly. An empty black image will no longer appear if a higher resolution preview cannot be loaded. Fixed an issue with the preview of empty images in Photos. The wrong image would sometimes briefly appear when swiping between photos in the Photos browser.
When opening or closing albums, the animation of the Back button would sometimes be incorrect. When new images are added to your Photos library or changes are saved and our Photos browser is updated, certain interface elements could be displayed incorrectly. Sometimes, multiple color adjustment presets could be selected. Attempting to open images from the Photo Stream would sometimes cause Pixelmator Pro to quit unexpectedly. Adjustment names would be truncated when the bold text setting was turned on in Traditional and Simplified Chinese localizations.
In certain cases, opening files from other apps and attempting to save changes would not work. When opening photos from other apps or restoring the app, it would not be possible to cancel the action.
Sharing photos via AirDrop after batch editing would not work. If it is not possible to load the full-size image in the Photo Stream, a very small one will be shown instead of an error. Photos synced automatically from the macOS Photos app would not be loaded correctly. An empty black rectangle would be shown when a higher-quality image in the Photos browser could not be loaded.
If access to Photos was turned off, Pixelmator Photo would be opened with a completely empty view. It would sometimes not be possible to save changes to images in the From My Mac album. Images could sometimes be opened vertically flipped. In certain cases, tapping the ML Enhance button would do nothing at all.
Pixelmator Photo would sometimes quit unexpectedly when opening RAW images. When using the Color Balance, Selective Colors, Curves, Levels, and Channel Mixer adjustments, tapping the reset button will first reset the values for the currently selected range, while a second tap will reset all ranges. Unsaved changes will now be restored if Pixelmator Photo is cleared from memory when editing an image without any linked edits.
It will no longer be possible to cancel a batch editing workflow with a swipe gesture while the workflow is in progress. You can now double-tap sliders in the Levels adjustment to quickly reset them. The Cancel button will now be turned off after the first tap to prevent it from being tapped multiple times.
When previewing images in the Photos browser: Previews of already edited images will now be loaded and displayed more quickly. The RAW and modified badges will now appear much more smoothly. If you swipe to preview another image while one is being downloaded, the download will be canceled. Photos would occasionally flicker. Certain animations when changing iPad orientation would be incorrect. Keyboard shortcuts will now be disabled to prevent previewing other photos while one is being opened.
After editing a photo and creating a linked file for it , favoriting the photo then reopening it and discarding changes, would result in the linked file and nondestructive edits being discarded. After restoring Pixelmator Photo from the background, the canvas would be black for a short moment. You can now batch edit images in place and preserve nondestructive edits without exporting to. PHOTO format. Autosaving will be faster for all non-Repair tool edits. Anyone not using iCloud for linked files will be shown a one-time alert about this new feature.
When editing a RAW image in the Files browser and closing a. The names of color adjustments would be truncated with the Bold Text accessibility setting turned on. The appearance of text in the custom aspect ratio popover was incorrect in dark mode. Using the Export to. Edits can now be synced between devices automatically if you choose to save linked Pixelmator Photo files to iCloud.
RAW images can now be opened and viewed without importing. It is now possible to hide the color adjustment presets. When batch editing, the View and Cancel buttons will now be more responsive.
If you swipe down the batch editing view while images are being processed, the batch editing workflow will be canceled. A new Pixelmator Photo album will not be created in your Photos library if one already exists. The points in the Curves adjustment will no longer jump to the location you touch when you start dragging. The size of the Curves adjustment points has been reduced slightly. The previous position of the batch editing view will be restored when reopening it.
In Pixelmator Photo settings, you can now choose whether to display your albums in a flat list or with nested folders. After redefining a color adjustment preset, its thumbnail will be updated. When editing an image in your Photos library, if you revert all changes and tap Done, instead of Modify Original, you'll now see a Revert to Original alert.
Before full images are loaded, placeholder thumbnails in the Photos browser will have the correct aspect ratio whenever possible.
If you tap Done but choose not to allow Pixelmator Photo to edit the original photo, edits will be discarded. Batch editing. When sharing images, the Files view would sometimes disappear after tapping Save Image. The appearance of the color picker was incorrect in Dark Mode.
In certain cases, the ML buttons were not animated correctly. Pixelmator Photo would sometimes quit unexpectedly when tapping buttons in the Files browser while an image was being opened. You can now view and share individual photos after finishing a batch editing workflow. Pixelmator Photo files will now have file previews in the Files app and other locations. You can now change the order of your custom batch editing workflows.
Added a new batch workflow that creates. PHOTO files. The Photos library browser will remember your previously selected album after closing and reopening it. The order of My Albums in the Photos library browser was incorrect, it will be shown in alphabetical order for now. Added a few fixes for the Photos library browser related to scrolling. When trying to open the Photos library browser without Pixelmator Photo having permission, alerts will be shown in various different cases.
Switching apps while the Repair tool was repairing areas would cause Pixelmator Photo to quit unexpectedly. Pixelmator Photo would occasionally stop responding when opening images from other apps.
Edit an entire photoshoot on your iPad — with just a few taps. Deep Photos library integration brings an all-new editing workflow. Create workflows using actions for color adjustments, cropping, straightening, exporting, and even resizing images for a full-featured batch editing experience. Use every machine learning-powered feature in Pixelmator Photo in your workflows. Experiment with a range of readymade batch editing workflows and easily create your own.
Turn off Export to batch edit images in place in your Photos library and the Files app. Pixelmator Photo now automatically saves changes directly to the images you open and saves nondestructive edits to a linked.
PHOTO file. This means you can now manage all your edits in your Photos library without having to import images. You can now delete photos or revert to the original directly in the Pixelmator Photo browser. To delete any linked files while browsing your Photos library, tap Select, select one or multiple photos, and tap Delete Linked File at the bottom of your screen. To delete a linked file while browsing Files, tap and hold a file and tap Delete Linked File.
The Recents album in the Pixelmator Photo browser should now mirror the contents of your Camera Roll or All Photos or Recents albums, depending on which one you have.
The new floating keyboard in iPadOS 13 was not working correctly.
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