Photomator

Photomator 3.3.10 brings the ability to save edits directly to the Photos library, and adds a few other improvements and fixes.

• When editing photos in the Photos browser, edits will now be saved directly to the Photos library without creating sidecar files whenever possible.
• Sharing reports about issues with Photomator will now include your current app settings, making it easier and faster to identify and fix issues.
• Reverting an edited photo to the original in the Files browser would not automatically delete its side-by-side sidecar file. Fixed.
• When importing PHOTO files to the Photos browser, any edits made to the photos would not be kept. Fixed.

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Photomator 3.3.9 now offers improved compatibility with Apple Vision Pro, resolves several issues when using the split comparison slider, and includes a few other minor fixes.

• Thanks to element selection and a few other compatibility improvements, Photomator now works even smoother on Apple Vision Pro.
• When moving linked files from iCloud to local storage, a progress indicator and the option to cancel the moving process will now be displayed.
• Histogram and toolbar items would flicker when turning on the split comparison slider. Fixed.
• Sometimes, the before and after comparison button would no longer work when trying to turn off the split comparison slider. Fixed.
• On iPad, the Revert and More buttons in the toolbar would sometimes be missing when working with color adjustments in split screen. Fixed.
• In some cases, when moving linked files from iCloud to local storage, Photomator would stop responding. Fixed.

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Photomator 3.3.8 addresses several minor issues with photo editing in the Files browser and fixes issues related to opening Photomator files.

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Photomator 3.3.7 includes a fix for batch editing Photomator files.

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Photomator 3.3.5 includes various improvements and fixes for working with color adjustment layers.

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Photomator 3.3.5 includes various improvements and fixes for working with color adjustment layers.

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Photomator 3.3.2 adds support for the powerful new Files browser on Mac, introducing side-by-side edit saving, smaller edit files, and the ability to browse and edit photos from the filmstrip in the Files browser. The update also includes improvements for better RAW image handling, and adds a few other fixes.

• When working in Files, enjoy smooth edit syncing with Photomator's powerful new Files browser on Mac.
• Edits sync when editing in various cloud services like iCloud Drive, Dropbox, Box, Google Drive, or Microsoft OneDrive, as long as you're signed in on all devices.
• When editing photos on Mac in SSDs, NAS, or SD cards, the same edits are preserved when opening the storage drives on iPhone or iPad.
• From now on, you can choose to save edits right next to the original photo in its original folder. This side-by-side edit saving keeps the edit files smaller and leaves the original photos untouched.
• Set your preferred method for saving edits in the Editing settings within the Files browser.
• Enjoy a convenient new way to browse photos using the filmstrip at the bottom of the screen.
• Quickly start editing with filmstrip by pressing and holding a folder in the Files browser and selecting "Edit with Filmstrip" to give it folder access.
• Shadows and highlights in the Basic adjustment would not work correctly. Fixed.
• RAW photos edited using older Photomator versions would open too bright. Fixed.
• When batch exporting photos, they would not be resized correctly. Fixed.
• In some cases, .cube LUTs would be grayed out when attempting to import them. Fixed.
• Compressed Fujifilm RAW files would open with unexpected cropping. Fixed.

Fixes in Version 3.3.4
• In the files browser filmstrip, native Photomator files will now be marked with a "P" icon.
• Images with HDR color profiles would be opened incorrectly if HDR content loading was disabled. Fixed.

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Photomator 3.3.3 adds support for the powerful new Files browser on Mac, introducing side-by-side edit saving, smaller edit files, and the ability to browse and edit photos from the filmstrip in the Files browser. The update also includes improvements for better RAW image handling, and adds a few other fixes.

• When working in Files, enjoy smooth edit syncing with Photomator's powerful new Files browser on Mac.
• Edits sync when editing in various cloud services like iCloud Drive, Dropbox, Box, Google Drive, or Microsoft OneDrive, as long as you're signed in on all devices.
• When editing photos on Mac in SSDs, NAS, or SD cards, the same edits are preserved when opening the storage drives on iPhone or iPad.
• From now on, you can choose to save edits right next to the original photo in its original folder. This side-by-side edit saving keeps the edit files smaller and leaves the original photos untouched.
• Set your preferred method for saving edits in the Editing settings within the Files browser.
• Enjoy a convenient new way to browse photos using the filmstrip at the bottom of the screen.
• Quickly start editing with filmstrip by pressing and holding a folder in the Files browser and selecting "Edit with Filmstrip" to give it folder access.
• Shadows and highlights in the Basic adjustment would not work correctly. Fixed.
• RAW photos edited using older Photomator versions would open too bright. Fixed.
• When batch exporting photos, they would not be resized correctly. Fixed.
• In some cases, .cube LUTs would be grayed out when attempting to import them. Fixed.
• Compressed Fujifilm RAW files would open with unexpected cropping. Fixed.

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Photomator 3.3.2 adds support for the powerful new Files browser on Mac, introducing side-by-side edit saving, smaller edit files, and the ability to browse and edit photos from the filmstrip in the Files browser. The update also includes improvements for better RAW image handling, and adds a few other fixes.

• When working in Files, enjoy smooth edit syncing with Photomator's powerful new Files browser on Mac.
• Edits sync when editing in various cloud services like iCloud Drive, Dropbox, Box, Google Drive, or Microsoft OneDrive, as long as you're signed in on all devices.
• When editing photos on Mac in SSDs, NAS, or SD cards, the same edits are preserved when opening the storage drives on iPhone or iPad.
• From now on, you can choose to save edits right next to the original photo in its original folder. This side-by-side edit saving keeps the edit files smaller and leaves the original photos untouched.
• Set your preferred method for saving edits in the Editing settings within the Files browser.
• Enjoy a convenient new way to browse photos using the filmstrip at the bottom of the screen.
• Quickly start editing with filmstrip by pressing and holding a folder in the Files browser and selecting "Edit with Filmstrip" to give it folder access.
• Shadows and highlights in the Basic adjustment would not work correctly. Fixed.
• RAW photos edited using older Photomator versions would open too bright. Fixed.
• When batch exporting photos, they would not be resized correctly. Fixed.
• In some cases, .cube LUTs would be grayed out when attempting to import them. Fixed.
• Compressed Fujifilm RAW files would open with unexpected cropping. Fixed.

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Photomator 3.3.1 improves the handling of HDR images, including fixes for HDR content loading, applying color adjustments, and more.

• The Black & White color adjustment will now work even better with HDR images.
• Auto Enhance would make HDR images too bright. Fixed.
• Some HDR images would be displayed incorrectly in Photomator. Fixed.
• On iPads with limited storage space, when saving edits of large RAW files, the app would sometimes unexpectedly quit. Fixed.

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Photomator 3.3 introduces an all-new Watermark feature that lets you protect your photos by applying easily customizable text or image watermarks to individual photos or entire photoshoots at once.

• With the new Watermark feature in Photomator, you can easily protect your photos against unauthorized use by adding text and image watermarks, or build a brand with your creator's signatures or logos.
• Easily apply and customize watermarks by turning on the new Apply Watermark option in the Export settings.
• You can also apply watermarks to multiple photos at once with full support for batch editing.
• Save commonly used watermarks as presets for quick access when exporting individual photos or batch-exporting entire photoshoots.
• Create watermarks by entering custom text or choosing an image from your photo library or the file browser.
• Easily customize watermarks by adjusting their size, opacity, and offset, or adding a shadow.
• Use the Tile option to apply watermarks repeatedly throughout the photo with adjustable angle and spacing.
• Choose the position of the watermark on a photo by tapping the special anchor points on the preview thumbnail.
• When applying text watermarks, you can also customize the text color, font, and find additional options for applying bold, italic, and underlined text styles or adding a shadow.
• Learn more about using the Watermark feature by checking out new illustrated tips in the Tips section.

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Photomator 3.2.9 fixes a specific issue where the app unexpectedly quits during photo export and addresses a certain case where the format of the exported file doesn't match the one selected in the export window.

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Photomator 3.2.8 fixes issues related to image export and addresses several other issues.

• In some rare cases, photos could not be successfully exported. Fixed.
• When exporting HDR photos in HDR HEIC or HDR JPEG formats, the exported images would sometimes appear less bright than in Photomator. Fixed.
• In certain cases, when exporting HDR photos in HDR HEIC or HDR JPEG formats with a non-original scale, the image would be saved in SDR. Fixed.
• When exporting HDR photos, their export previews would sometimes be displayed in SDR. Fixed.
• After granting Photomator access to the Photos library, the app would, in certain cases, unexpectedly quit. Fixed.

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Photomator 3.2.7 improves the ML Enhance performance with HDR photos, resolves issues with histogram displaying incorrectly with HDR photos, and includes additional improvements and fixes.

• ML Enhance will now adjust lighting, colors, and contrast even more intuitively in HDR photos.
• Sometimes histogram would not be displayed correctly with HDR photos. Fixed.
• A Photomator album would sometimes be automatically created in Photos, even if this option was turned off in the Photomator settings. Fixed.
• Reopening a cropped photo would not preserve the original crop aspect ratio. Fixed.
• When batch editing photos, their thumbnails would sometimes turn black or white. Fixed.
• Photomator would sometimes quit unexpectedly when batch editing photos. Fixed.

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Photomator 3.2.6 prevents rare cases of the app quitting unexpectedly when saving the edits on devices with limited memory and resolves the issue of darker images after applying certain color adjustments, such as Sharpen, Grain, Invert, and others.

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Photomator 3.2.5 improves the speed of opening, editing, deleting, and reverting images to the original in the Photos browser and fixes several other issues.

• When working in the Photos browser, open, edit, delete, or revert photos to the original with more speed.
• When opening an edited RAW images on iPad, the RAW badge would not be visible in the toolbar. Fixed.
• When importing LUTs from folders, an alert would appear indicating that LUTs failed to import, even when the LUT folders were imported successfully. Fixed.
• When attempting to open images in Photomator through the share sheet in other apps such as Files, the app would sometimes unexpectedly quit. Fixed.
• In rare cases, when making color adjustments with a histogram visible on the canvas, the app would unexpectedly quit. Fixed.
• Sometimes, when picking the gray point in the White Balance adjustment, the app would unexpectedly quit. Fixed.
• In some rare cases, color pickers would select a different color than intended. Fixed.
• Some tools like Repair or Auto Enhance sometimes would not work as expected with black-and-white images. Fixed.
• When pressing the M keyboard shortcut on iPad, the original image without edits sometimes could not be previewed. Fixed.

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Photomator 3.2.4 includes fixes for sharing photos with Smart HDR from Mac, fixes artifacts caused by masks, and more.

• When sharing photos from Mac with Smart HDR applied and then reverting the edits on iPhone or iPad, it would sometimes lead to artifacts appearing on the photo or Photomator would unexpectedly quit. Fixed.
• After making or removing edits, sometimes the icon in the photo library would not update. Fixed.
• In certain cases, when inverting Brush mask layers and painting on the canvas, artifacts would appear around the selection. Fixed.
• Sometimes, when a device was left without activity in Photomator, color adjustment layers could result in artifacts appearing on the photo. Fixed.
• In some cases, when switching between apps on iPad, the status bar would become temporarily not visible. Fixed.

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Photomator 3.2 brings full HDR support, letting you enjoy outstanding contrast and true-to-life colors in photos, including those taken with iPhone, and introduces an advanced Smart HDR feature for effortlessly converting SDR photos to HDR.

Full HDR Support
• Unlock all-new creative workflows with full support for opening, editing, and sharing HDR photos, including photos taken with iPhone.
• The cutting-edge Smart HDR feature lets you convert SDR photos HDR and take advantage of HDR editing capabilities with any photo.
• Adjust colors, make selections, and use all other editing tools, including Repair, Denoise, and Super Resolution, with HDR photos, just as you would with any other photos.
• The advanced Levels, Curves, Selective Color, and LUT adjustments have received major updates to support the full HDR range.
• HDR edits are seamlessly synchronized with the Photos app, making it effortless to share stunning HDR photos with your family, friends, or clients.
• Open ISO HDR formats like HEIC, AVIF, JPEG XL, PNG, and TIFF, as well as other HDR formats, such as OpenEXR, Radiance HDR, and 32-bit TIFFs from Photoshop and Lightroom.
• Effortlessly work with RAW or ProRAW photos in HDR.
• When sharing HDR photos, export them in formats specifically designed to preserve HDR, such as HDR HEIC, HDR AVIF, HDR PNG, and HDR JPEG.
• In Photomator settings, you can select to always load photos in HDR, with the option to revert to SDR editing at any time.
• When you choose to always load HDR content, the HDR button will appear in the Photomator toolbar, letting you selectively enable or disable HDR in any photo.
• To work with HDR content in Photomator, your device must be running on iOS or iPadOS 17 and equipped with a compatible display.

iOS 17 Support
• Photomator is now fully compatible with and works great on iOS and iPadOS 17.
• Photomator now lets you open JPEG XL files on devices operating with iOS 17.

Other Improvements
• The enhanced Select Subject algorithm now offers a faster and more precise subject selection in photos.
• Thanks to improved color processing in RAW images, you can now recover even more detail in the highlights of RAW photos.
• With the addition of AVIF export support, Photomator now offers full compatibility with the AVIF file format.
• On iPhone models with the Dynamic Island, you'll always find the Cancel and Done buttons located at the top of the display when in editing mode.

Fixes in Version 3.2.1
• Photos would sometimes be displayed incorrectly when turning off Super Resolution. Fixed.
• Edits would sometimes not be saved when swiftly closing an edited photo and reopening it. Fixed.
• Photos would always be exported at their original size, even if a different scale setting was selected. Fixed.

Fixes in Version 3.2.2
• When attempting to close a photo, the photo closing animation would sometimes display incorrectly. Fixed.
• Sometimes, when launching Photomator for the first time, an App Store sign-in dialog would appear. Fixed.
• After applying Smart HDR to a photo, the HDR effect would be missing when saved back to Photos. Fixed.

Fixes in Version 3.2.3
• In the export settings, HDR formats would be visible, even when HDR is not supported. Fixed.
• On iOS versions older than iOS 17, when choosing one of the HDR export formats, Photomator would sometimes quit unexpectedly. Fixed.
• When exporting photos, Photomator would no longer display your previous export format choice as a default option. Fixed.
• In certain cases, Photomator would no longer open RAW images that it could previously open. Fixed.

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Photomator 3.2 brings full HDR support, letting you enjoy outstanding contrast and true-to-life colors in photos, including those taken with iPhone, and introduces an advanced Smart HDR feature for effortlessly converting SDR photos to HDR.

Full HDR Support
• Unlock all-new creative workflows with full support for opening, editing, and sharing HDR photos, including photos taken with iPhone.
• The cutting-edge Smart HDR feature lets you convert SDR photos HDR and take advantage of HDR editing capabilities with any photo.
• Adjust colors, make selections, and use all other editing tools, including Repair, Denoise, and Super Resolution, with HDR photos, just as you would with any other photos.
• The advanced Levels, Curves, Selective Color, and LUT adjustments have received major updates to support the full HDR range.
• HDR edits are seamlessly synchronized with the Photos app, making it effortless to share stunning HDR photos with your family, friends, or clients.
• Open ISO HDR formats like HEIC, AVIF, JPEG XL, PNG, and TIFF, as well as other HDR formats, such as OpenEXR, Radiance HDR, and 32-bit TIFFs from Photoshop and Lightroom.
• Effortlessly work with RAW or ProRAW photos in HDR.
• When sharing HDR photos, export them in formats specifically designed to preserve HDR, such as HDR HEIC, HDR AVIF, HDR PNG, and HDR JPEG.
• In Photomator settings, you can select to always load photos in HDR, with the option to revert to SDR editing at any time.
• When you choose to always load HDR content, the HDR button will appear in the Photomator toolbar, letting you selectively enable or disable HDR in any photo.
• To work with HDR content in Photomator, your device must be running on iOS or iPadOS 17 and equipped with a compatible display.

iOS 17 Support
• Photomator is now fully compatible with and works great on iOS and iPadOS 17.
• Photomator now lets you open JPEG XL files on devices operating with iOS 17.

Other Improvements
• The enhanced Select Subject algorithm now offers a faster and more precise subject selection in photos.
• Thanks to improved color processing in RAW images, you can now recover even more detail in the highlights of RAW photos.
• With the addition of AVIF export support, Photomator now offers full compatibility with the AVIF file format.
• On iPhone models with the Dynamic Island, you'll always find the Cancel and Done buttons located at the top of the display when in editing mode.

Fixes in Version 3.2.1
• Photos would sometimes be displayed incorrectly when turning off Super Resolution. Fixed.
• Edits would sometimes not be saved when swiftly closing an edited photo and reopening it. Fixed.
• Photos would always be exported at their original size, even if a different scale setting was selected. Fixed.

Fixes in Version 3.2.2
• When attempting to close a photo, the photo closing animation would sometimes display incorrectly. Fixed.
• Sometimes, when launching Photomator for the first time, an App Store sign-in dialog would appear. Fixed.
• After applying Smart HDR to a photo, the HDR effect would be missing when saved back to Photos. Fixed.

Have any feedback about this update or Photomator in general? Let us know at support@pixelmator.com!

Photomator 3.2 brings full HDR support, letting you enjoy outstanding contrast and true-to-life colors in photos, including those taken with iPhone, and introduces an advanced Smart HDR feature for effortlessly converting SDR photos to HDR.

Full HDR Support
• Unlock all-new creative workflows with full support for opening, editing, and sharing HDR photos, including photos taken with iPhone.
• The cutting-edge Smart HDR feature lets you convert SDR photos HDR and take advantage of HDR editing capabilities with any photo.
• Adjust colors, make selections, and use all other editing tools, including Repair, Denoise, and Super Resolution, with HDR photos, just as you would with any other photos.
• The advanced Levels, Curves, Selective Color, and LUT adjustments have received major updates to support the full HDR range.
• HDR edits are seamlessly synchronized with the Photos app, making it effortless to share stunning HDR photos with your family, friends, or clients.
• Open ISO HDR formats like HEIC, AVIF, JPEG XL, PNG, and TIFF, as well as other HDR formats, such as OpenEXR, Radiance HDR, and 32-bit TIFFs from Photoshop and Lightroom.
• Effortlessly work with RAW or ProRAW photos in HDR.
• When sharing HDR photos, export them in formats specifically designed to preserve HDR, such as HDR HEIC, HDR AVIF, HDR PNG, and HDR JPEG.
• In Photomator settings, you can select to always load photos in HDR, with the option to revert to SDR editing at any time.
• When you choose to always load HDR content, the HDR button will appear in the Photomator toolbar, letting you selectively enable or disable HDR in any photo.
• To work with HDR content in Photomator, your device must be running on iOS or iPadOS 17 and equipped with a compatible display.

iOS 17 Support
• Photomator is now fully compatible with and works great on iOS and iPadOS 17.
• Photomator now lets you open JPEG XL files on devices operating with iOS 17.

Other Improvements
• The enhanced Select Subject algorithm now offers a faster and more precise subject selection in photos.
• Thanks to improved color processing in RAW images, you can now recover even more detail in the highlights of RAW photos.
• With the addition of AVIF export support, Photomator now offers full compatibility with the AVIF file format.
• On iPhone models with the Dynamic Island, you'll always find the Cancel and Done buttons located at the top of the display when in editing mode.

Fixes in Version 3.2.1
• Photos would sometimes be displayed incorrectly when turning off Super Resolution. Fixed.
• Edits would sometimes not be saved when swiftly closing an edited photo and reopening it. Fixed.
• Photos would always be exported at their original size, even if a different scale setting was selected. Fixed.

Have any feedback about this update or Photomator in general? Let us know at support@pixelmator.com!

Photomator 3.2 brings full HDR support, letting you enjoy outstanding contrast and true-to-life colors in photos, including those taken with iPhone, and introduces an advanced Smart HDR feature for effortlessly converting SDR photos to HDR.

Full HDR Support
• Unlock all-new creative workflows with full support for opening, editing, and sharing HDR photos, including photos taken with iPhone.
• The cutting-edge Smart HDR feature lets you convert SDR photos HDR and take advantage of HDR editing capabilities with any photo.
• Adjust colors, make selections, and use all other editing tools, including Repair, Denoise, and Super Resolution, with HDR photos, just as you would with any other photos.
• The advanced Levels, Curves, Selective Color, and LUT adjustments have received major updates to support the full HDR range.
• HDR edits are seamlessly synchronized with the Photos app, making it effortless to share stunning HDR photos with your family, friends, or clients.
• Open ISO HDR formats like HEIC, AVIF, JPEG XL, PNG, and TIFF, as well as other HDR formats, such as OpenEXR, Radiance HDR, and 32-bit TIFFs from Photoshop and Lightroom.
• Effortlessly work with RAW or ProRAW photos in HDR.
• When sharing HDR photos, export them in formats specifically designed to preserve HDR, such as HDR HEIC, HDR AVIF, HDR PNG, and HDR JPEG.
• In Photomator settings, you can select to always load photos in HDR, with the option to revert to SDR editing at any time.
• When you choose to always load HDR content, the HDR button will appear in the Photomator toolbar, letting you selectively enable or disable HDR in any photo.
• To work with HDR content in Photomator, your device must be running on iOS or iPadOS 17 and equipped with a compatible display.

iOS 17 Support
• Photomator is now fully compatible with and works great on iOS and iPadOS 17.
• Photomator now lets you open JPEG XL files on devices operating with iOS 17.

Other Improvements
• The enhanced Select Subject algorithm now offers a faster and more precise subject selection in photos.
• Thanks to improved color processing in RAW images, you can now recover even more detail in the highlights of RAW photos.
• With the addition of AVIF export support, Photomator now offers full compatibility with the AVIF file format.
• On iPhone models with the Dynamic Island, you'll always find the Cancel and Done buttons located at the top of the display when in editing mode.

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Photomator 3.1.3 resolves an issue that caused the Photos browser to display incorrect image thumbnails and addresses two other issues that prevented the "Preserve Edits" setting from working and brush mask previews from appearing while browsing brush settings.

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Photomator 3.1.2 adds the ability to import photos taken in RAW + HEIC format, includes new preferences for opening a selected format in RAW + HEIC and RAW + JPEG image pairs, and brings a number of smaller improvements and fixes.

• You can now import RAW + HEIC image pairs and easily choose which one of the formats to use when opening photos.
• To change the default opening format for RAW + JPEG and RAW + HEIC image pairs, you can go to the Editing settings and select or deselect "Open RAW by Default".
• The photo library will now update faster and smoother when making changes to photos.
• The ML Enhance keyboard shortcut has been updated. You can now automatically enhance photos by pressing Shift+Command+M on your keyboard.
• When duplicating edited photos in the Photos browser, edits would sometimes go missing or get overridden. Fixed.
• In Photomator on iPad, the histogram would not be visible if the Auto-Hide option was turned on. Fixed.
• Thumbnails of photos would sometimes be displayed incorrectly when returning to Photomator after it has been running in the background. Fixed.
• It would not be possible to collapse imported preset collections in the presets bar. Fixed.
• After displaying the What’s New screen, Photomator would automatically switch to the Photos browser even if the Files browser was selected. Fixed.

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Photomator 3.1.1 improves photo scrolling speed, adds the ability to drag and drop photos from multiple albums, and fixes a few minor issues.

• Improved photo scrolling to make it even faster and smoother.
• You can now drag and drop photos to an album from multiple other albums.
• Sometimes, photo badges would not appear in the photo browser. Fixed.
• Photos would sometimes be added to albums in an incorrect order. Fixed.
• In certain situations, album titles would not update after renaming. Fixed.

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Photomator 3.1 introduces an all-new Smart Deband feature, which brings a revolutionary new way to enhance the quality of your photos by removing color banding artifacts and increasing color depth with a single tap. The update also brings major photo browser improvements, letting you manage your photos, albums, and folders with even more ease.

Smart Deband
• Using the powerful new Smart Deband feature, you can now remove color banding artifacts from photos saved using lossy compression formats and increase their color depth, bringing them to a near-RAW quality.
• Smart Deband's AI-powered artifact removal algorithm detects and smooths out photo areas with banding or blocking artifacts to create even, seamless gradients or solid colors.
• To ensure especially smooth transitions between colors, Smart Deband also increases the color depth of a photo to 16-bit — color depth comparable to a RAW image.
• With the new Smart Deband action available in the batch editing settings, you can now deband and increase the color depth of multiple photos at a time.

Major Photo Browser Improvements
• Manage your albums and folders even more easily with quick options for creating, deleting, renaming, reordering, and more.
• In albums, you'll find new options for quickly adding photos to albums and sorting photos by date.
• From now on, you can also easily drag and drop photos from one album to another or drag and drop photos to Photomator from other apps.
• Quickly copy and paste photos in albums, or copy and paste photos from Photos and Files apps.
• You can now seamlessly navigate between photos with arrow keys using the iPad keyboard.
• Find even more keyboard shortcuts available on your iPad. Press the Command-R keyboard shortcut to revert edits, the Command-D keyboard shortcut to duplicate a photo, the Space key to quickly open a photo, and more.

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