

File rating uses IPTC/XMP compatible Rating fields.ĥ. You can tag or rate files quickly using keyboard shortcut keys. Tag and rate files for copy, move and delete operations. Perform image cropping and simple RAW image adjustments.Ĥ. Support reading and writing images in HEIC format.ģ. Import files from memory cards, batch resize, batch rename, batch export and batch image format conversion.Ģ.

Video playback with frame stepping controls.ġ. Slideshow with iTunes/Apple music playback and Laser pointer support.ĩ.

Add tags to your favorite list for quick filtering.Ĩ. EXIF metadata inspector with search and edit features. Split View with synchronized zooming and scrolling for fast image comparison.Ħ. Correct orientation of JPEGs without altering image data.ĥ. Rotate, mirror, flip photos and videos instantly. Browsing history for quickly switching between multiple events or projects.Ĥ. Easy to use interface with unique HUD display - maximizes image display area, especially on a Macbook.ģ. Native support for Intel and Apple M1 Macs.Ģ.

It offers a comprehensive set of tools for the photographers: smart memory card imports, displaying camera AF points, rating and culling images, managing metadata, searching and filtering, batch renaming, and much more.ġ. Arguably the fastest image viewer ever created for the macOS (1), it works with your existing folder structure without ever needing to import files into a database. The design objectives are ease of use and speed - and lots of it. For those who used dark backgrounds to make the Dynamic Island blend better into the screen around it, the new outline is something of a distraction.ApolloOne is a powerful image viewer and manager designed for the seasoned amateurs and professional photographers. It is not clear why Apple has made this change, and what it ultimately adds to the Dynamic Island interface. In iOS 16.0.2, there is a very faint border around the Dynamic Island, but the iOS 16.1 beta makes it much more apparent. If you play music or use an app that displays content in the Dynamic Island, the border will show up again. The border does not show up on lighter color wallpapers where the Dynamic Island's outline is already visible, and it disappears when the iPhone is unlocked or when the Dynamic Island is not being used. When using a darker wallpaper or with the darker interface of Dark Mode activated, there is a light gray border around the outside of the Dynamic Island when the screen is dimmed or when the Dynamic Island is in active use. With the latest iOS 16.1 beta, Apple has tweaked the design of the Dynamic Island on the iPhone 14 Pro and Pro Max to make it more visible on a dark background.
