One of the cool things Apple did with last year’s release of Mac OS X El Capitan was to allow the application of third-party image editing extensions within Photos. One such extension is Picture++, which is available at the Mac App Store for $3.99.
It’s an enhancement extension. To enable it, go to System Preferences > Extensions and click on the Photos box under the Picture ++ icon. The utility can analyze images and make enhancements specific to them. You can adjust the intensity of the enhancement by using a slider with a range from 0 to 100%.
That’s a little helpful, though I found it limiting. However, Picture ++ also works as a standalone app, and that’s where it’s the most useful. As a standalone app, you can use to open, improve, and save most RAW, HDR, and other image formats. In other words, it’s a defaultRAW to JPG converter. Not everyone will need such a tool, but if you deal with lots of images, it can be handy.
Hide those files and folders you don’t want others to see: Get Hider2 now!
As you’ve probably noticed (at least I hope you have, or else I’ve made a…
Here are the top Apple-related articles at Apple World Today for the week of May…
One of the biggest reasons people are starting to lean on AI for knowledge and…
The internet offers infinite forms of entertainment, and the world of on-line gaming isn't any…
PDF Expert is a uniquely fast, reliable, easy-to-use PDF editor that is built with the…
Apple is developing a “significantly thinner version” of the iPhone that could be released next…