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Which device are you using? 11" iPad Pro What problem do you see this solving? I use my iPad for culling, reviewing, editing, and exporting my photos while on the road/traveling. The iPad is my preferred choice when I don't want to carry a laptop ...

Saving export folder/subfolder by catalog would save time when frequently switching between catalogs and would eliminate the need to duplicate recipes, each having a catalog specific export folder.

Many times, we're shooting for different formats and clients like to make sure the image fits those requests. For instance, an image could work for both a vertical 4:5 for instagram and a horizontal 16:9 for a web banner. My idea is simply a dual ...

I have built a library over the years with more than 30,000 RAW photos organized with multiple keywords using OS Finder Tags. This allows me to find any image using the spotlight. However when importing these photos into a catalog none of the Find...

I want to keystone a photo because the left part of the image is distorted (a lighthouse), but the right doesn't have any element (juste the sea). I can keystone the left part : i can visually align the left vertical line with the lighthouse. But ...

When I have finished an edit, I want to preserve that state for future reference. The major motivation is to protect myself from user error. Examples could be accidentally clicking in the wrong spot or having wrong images selected while mass editi...

Using the max. resolution available on macOS retina laptops is quite useful to have.a better definition of images, but has the consequence of reducing the site of texts (labels, menus, etc.) — at the point that sometimes it's a pain. Prior to macO...

What is missing is the possibility, easy and simple, to manage the printout, using the positioning of the photographs in the preview, currently this is done using a pulse with the entry of a value in cm. It would be useful to be able to position t...