The Darkroom photo and video editing app has been updated with Filter Management features.
Darkroom is a premium photo & video editor that is easy to use by casual photographers, yet powerful enough for the pros.
What's New In This Version:
Filter Management is here! If you have a few filters you frequently use, or a lot of filters making your filter list hard to handle, then today's release will make you happy.
We've completely rebuilt the Filter Tool, providing you with an efficient and full featured workflow for managing and creating Filters. You can now favorite your top filters, reorder them however you like, rename/delete quickly, and hide sets you never use. On iPad and macOS we redesigned it completely, increasing the density of the tool, making it more mouse and keyboard-friendly.
*Please note that for now, Filters do not sync across your devices.*
● Favorite the Best Filters
You can now favorite the Filters you use the most. They'll appear first in the filter tool, and you can reorder them in whatever order makes most sense for you.
● Organize Your Custom Filters
When managing your filters, you can now also re-order your custom filters. This is particularly helpful because as your personal filter library grows, your tastes may change, and with this ability, you can keep the ones you're currently using within reach.
● Hide Filter Sets
Not every one of our 8 filter sets is for everyone. Now, you can hide any set of filters that you don't like, keeping you focused on the filters that matter to you. You can still favorite Filters in a set that's hidden. While you are managing your filter collection, you can choose to unhide filters as well.
● Keyboard Shortcuts
We know lot of photographers like to flip through various filters in search of the perfect aesthetic. This was quite a chore on mouse-based interfaces, so we added keyboard shortcuts for navigating through the filter list on Mac and iPad. Use the "j" and "k" keys to quickly navigate through the Filter list. Use "," and "." to increase and decrease the filter intensity in steps of 10, hold 'shift' for more precise adjustments.
You can download Darkroom from the App Store.
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Darkroom is a premium photo & video editor that is easy to use by casual photographers, yet powerful enough for the pros.
What's New In This Version:
Filter Management is here! If you have a few filters you frequently use, or a lot of filters making your filter list hard to handle, then today's release will make you happy.
We've completely rebuilt the Filter Tool, providing you with an efficient and full featured workflow for managing and creating Filters. You can now favorite your top filters, reorder them however you like, rename/delete quickly, and hide sets you never use. On iPad and macOS we redesigned it completely, increasing the density of the tool, making it more mouse and keyboard-friendly.
*Please note that for now, Filters do not sync across your devices.*
● Favorite the Best Filters
You can now favorite the Filters you use the most. They'll appear first in the filter tool, and you can reorder them in whatever order makes most sense for you.
● Organize Your Custom Filters
When managing your filters, you can now also re-order your custom filters. This is particularly helpful because as your personal filter library grows, your tastes may change, and with this ability, you can keep the ones you're currently using within reach.
● Hide Filter Sets
Not every one of our 8 filter sets is for everyone. Now, you can hide any set of filters that you don't like, keeping you focused on the filters that matter to you. You can still favorite Filters in a set that's hidden. While you are managing your filter collection, you can choose to unhide filters as well.
● Keyboard Shortcuts
We know lot of photographers like to flip through various filters in search of the perfect aesthetic. This was quite a chore on mouse-based interfaces, so we added keyboard shortcuts for navigating through the filter list on Mac and iPad. Use the "j" and "k" keys to quickly navigate through the Filter list. Use "," and "." to increase and decrease the filter intensity in steps of 10, hold 'shift' for more precise adjustments.
You can download Darkroom from the App Store.
Read More