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A basic cross-Apple workflow to sequence and stitch video clips.
Import curve presets from Adobe Photoshop files.
Snapshot edit states so you can try other settings without losing a look you liked.
Custom frame shapes (rounded rectangle, circle, and similar) with control over size and corners.
On Mac, advance to the next photo after flag or reject, matching iOS and iPad.
Keep the original filename on export (or a custom pattern) so sequences import cleanly into tools like DaVinci Resolve.
Show and pad transparent PNGs without filling transparency with black.
Export video as HDR Dolby Vision.
Stay at the same zoom and pan when moving to the next photo for comparing details.
Hide the library sidebar and remember its width so more photos are visible.
Turn the watermark on or off in the editing UI, not only in export settings.
Choose whether the library opens at the newest photos or the top, including standard tap-to-scroll-top behavior.
Export a clip or a range as an image sequence for other tools.
Show the histogram on the photo you are editing in a New Space layout, and let it be repositioned.
Apply Leica Perspective Control from RAW metadata (not only JPEG), as Lightroom does.
Start a RAW from the camera’s JPEG profile/look, then keep or discard it, similar to Lightroom camera profiles.
Draw up to four guides and use them to straighten perspective, like Lightroom.
The fit-to-window preview on Mac should stay sharp; it currently looks soft until you zoom.
Run smart masks on Mac for ordinary RAW and JPEG, not only iOS Portrait and ProRAW.
Restore original crops in a batch, not one photo at a time.