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The app supports image file formats, not vector file formats. It also doesn’t support document formats from other apps (e.g, Pixelmator files and such). It is that way because RAW Power uses Apple’s image reading libraries and in general, their libraries do not support those formats. Sorry.
Hi, the way custom size works, it always respects the aspect ratio – that’s why there aren’t two boxes. For example, if you have an image that is 4000 x 3000, and you export it to 1000, then it will make make an image that is 1000 x 750, which is the same aspect ratio. If the image is 3000 x 4000, and you export to 1000, then you will get 750 x 1000. Are you getting a different result?
I’ll make a note of your request for rotation outside of edit. Right now, RAW Power doesn’t sync changes in the Files app. Sorry.
Sorry for the delay – I just saw your post.
There isn’t a list of keyboard shortcuts – most of the shortcuts are in the menus. There are a few exceptions, like M to show the original. There isn’t a shortcut for rotating, sorry.
The app does not support multiple access as you asked (two computers using a single drive or a network) except for the Photo library over iCloud.
As far as Windows goes, no. I don’t plan to create a Windows or Android version. The app strongly leverages (and is dependent) on Apple’s technologies, including its RAW engine.
It’s definitely possible to access the images in the Photos library in that manner. For example it’s possible to open the photo library package in the Finder and drag the “originals” directory to RAW Power, which would just show you the originals instead of all the thumbnails and whatnot. However, that’s not the intent of the “Photo Library” feature. The Photo Library feature gives you access to synchronized ratings, non-destructive edits that sync over iCloud, integration with the RAW Power Photos extension, and the ability to manipulate the photos library as well.
I should be clear that working with the Photo library manner by accessing internal directories is an unsupported configuration, because Apple does not support people messing around inside the Photo library. You have to be extremely careful if you choose to use the app in this manner. Definitely do not delete any originals, for example (or use Move to Trash). I do not know what else might not work.
Hi,
Photo Library access is only supported with Catalina (macOS 10.15) or later. That’s because Catalina is the first OS that allows 3rd party apps to read/write the Photo library.
I’m puzzled that you got as far as you did with the Photo library. There should be blocks in the app for Photo Library on Mojave (I just checked my Mojave install and the New Photo Library window is disabled). So, there must be a bug in the app that is letting that through – so, sorry for that.
The Photo extension, however, works fine on Mojave because that was added in a much earlier release of MacOS (Sierra or maybe El Capitan – I don’t recall).
Right now there isn’t a way to do that. The Photo Library treats R+J as a single “image” and the RAW Power grid tries to match the look of Photos. It’s technically possible for the app to show both of them separately, but there are some complications that would need to be worked out first.
Hi, I got the PNGs you sent me. There appears to be a lot more detail in the Affinity decode (or more aggressive noise reduction in Apple’s). I don’t know what would be causing that with Apple’s decode, but I’m glad that converting to DNG helps. If you want to send the original over email, I can see if there is a way to get a better result.
Are you asking if there is a way to make spacebar also hide the filmstrip? Right now, there isn’t a way to do that – you have to hide the filmstrip yourself using Cmd-Shift-V or the various buttons.
No, there isn’t. It’s a missing feature and is on the list for a future release. I’m hoping it’s easy to do (off the top of my head, I don’t remember why I didn’t put it in the first place, so there may be some edge case or something like that).
Yes, RAW Power has been optimized for the M1. In my experience, 16 GB is the way to go, especially because you cannot add memory later. I have not played with other apps on the M1, but since I have one of Apple’s developer prototype kits “DTK” rather than a production unit, my experiments would not be applicable anyway.
