Raw Power 3.1 Extends Best-In-Class Integration and Workflow to Photographers on Mac and Ios Adds

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Saratoga, California – Gentlemen Coders recently announced the launch of RAW Power 3.1, their innovative Mac and iOS photo editing app, and with that launch came a wide range of new features, updates, and improvements. These changes are designed to improve usability, accelerate workflows, and to give photographers the tools they need to create higher quality images, whether they shoot JPEG or RAW. New features include an exceptionally powerful HSL selective color tool, improved export with export actions, external editor support, and specialized RAW+JPEG editing features. RAW Power also adds localizations for German, Simplified Chinese and Traditional Chinese. RAW Power 3.1, developed by Nik Bhatt, a former Apple engineer who led the iPhoto and Aperture teams, is available for download today on the Mac and iOS App Stores.

“RAW Power has the best integration of any photo app on Apple platforms,” said Bhatt. “Customers on Mac and iOS can manage their Apple photo libraries and edit images with RAW Power's robust and easy-to-use editing tools. Everything syncs through iCloud, so they can work on their RAW or JPEG images anywhere they are. With version 3.1, RAW Power adds the best selective color adjustment in the industry, along with new features like External Editors and Export Actions. Photographers can now integrate RAW Power into their existing workflows, getting more done and getting the best results. On top of that, RAW Power 3.1 adds support for both macOS Big Sur and the new M1-based Apple Silicon Macs.”

RAW Power 3.1 for iOS: Improved Editing, Export, and Presets

RAW Power tightly integrates with both the Photo library and the Files.app, so photographers can choose where to store their images. Version 3.1 adds a new HSL Color adjustment with 9 built in hues and a custom target hue for precise control. Users can truly customize the final appearance of their images with more vibrant colors than before. RAW Power also adds a completely new Export interface which enables great control when exporting adjusted images or originals. Images can be exported directly to Files.app, Photos, or Mail. Presets can now be imported and exported, so you can share presets between machines or between iOS and Mac. Photographers can edit either the RAW or JPEG of a R+J pair in the Photos library. Improved filtering tools round out the release.

RAW Power for iOS is available for $9.99 or as a free upgrade for current RAW Power for iOS customers. RAW Power runs on iOS 12, 13 and 14, but does not support iPhone 5s, 6 or 6 Plus, or iPad mini 3 or earlier.

RAW Power 3.1 for Mac: extends and enhances Photos

The new version of RAW Power adds the much-requested feature of External Editors. Photographers can send a rendered JPEG or TIFF to a wide range of external applications directly from RAW Power. As a result, RAW Power can serve as the hub for their photo editing workflow. Export has also been enhanced with more control over metadata, and new export actions to make it easier to connect multiple apps together. The improved adjustment menu lets photographers collapse all adjustments, expand all adjustments; or keep only one adjustment open at a time. Videos are now supported in the File Browser, including the ability to rate and flag them.

Like the iOS version, the app also adds the new HSL Color Adjustment, improved filtering tools, and the ability to edit either the RAW or JPEG of an R+J pair in the Photo library. All these improvements and upgrades are designed to enable users to create better-looking photographs for personal or professional use.

RAW Power for Mac runs on macOS Big Sur, Catalina and Mojave, and is available for $39.99 or as a free upgrade for existing users of Raw Power for Mac. A free trial is available for download at https://gentlemencoders.com/raw-power-for-mac-trial/

Gentlemen Coders’ commitment to constantly improving their products and focusing on user experience shows in everything they do and every update they make to their already-feature packed RAW Power iOS and Mac photo editing apps.

The Gentlemen Coders website, which can be found at: https://gentlemencoders.com/ offers more information about the company and its founder, and some useful tutorials designed to help users get the most out of RAW Power Version 3.1.

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