The excellent Pixelmator Pro image editor has received a major new feature in the latest update, the ability to work with industry-standard LUT preset files for color calibration.
If you haven’t already used this top-notch app, now’s your chance because developers have taken fifty percent off the app’s asking price in a huge holiday sale.
The update brings a more intuitive design along with support for the new Macs powered by Apple’s M1 chip, full compatibility with macOS Big Sur and a whole lot more.
Other new features include further improvements to the machine learning-powered resolution boost in Pixelmator Pro, a friendly new welcome screen and more.
The update adds shortcut menus, the ability to choose an accent color for buttons, redesigned adjustment preset management, much-improved batch editing and other perks.
You can now replace image layers while preserving nondestructive edits, take advantage of a bunch of handy new keyboard shortcuts, and much more.
Pixelmator 2.5 brings a Files-based document browser for importing images from the Photos library, plus several new presets for common image sizes.
Pixelmator Photo was updated this morning on App Store with cool new features, including Split View multitasking and machine learning-powered color matching.
Zooming and enhancing images like they do in all those cheesy police dramas is now a reality, sort of.
Pixelmator Photo for the iPad is available for free today, and today only.
The update brings full support for macOS Catalina and the upcoming Mac Pro and Pro Display XDR whilst introducing intelligent noise removal and big performance improvements.
The Pixelmator team has released a gorgeous photo editor for iPad that includes machine learning-enhanced film emulation presets, a magical Repair tool to remove unwanted objects from your photos and much more.
