

There are lots of other issues addressed, but we couldn’t fit them here ( So please head over to the website for the full list.PicsArt (Image credit: Future/Sally Grotta) – Fixed side swipe quick start of multi selection showing in the photo picker. – When picking a photo to add to an album on Mac, double-clicking on a photo will now add it to that album. This way you have a quick way to flag or reject. – Improved the Flag & Reject bar when swiping to reveal it when also have the edit tools open, now this won’t force the edit tools to collapse, but the Flag & Reject bar will auto collapse after using them. – Fixed our in-app announcement message not auto dismiss if you tapped to read the announcement post. – Fixed some layout issues with the batch toolbar, particularly on iPad.

– If the app interface is fully hidden (by tapping on the image to view it full-screen), we now allow you to swipe to dismiss to go back to the library. – On iPhone, during export, the interface no longer adjusts to device rotation, which helps reduce memory usage and improves stability and reliability of exports.

– Fix a bug where exporting 4K videos with a frame would crash When we support end-to-end HDR editing & exporting, we will re-enable HDR exports. – Improved HDR video export by ensuring it now exports to SDR with the correct colors. – We now re-use a lot more memory between editing and export, reducing the memory load of the app, and ensuring exporting jobs always have the memory it needs to finish their job. – When you are exporting, we now pause all other image processing to speed up the export, and provide it as much memory as possible. – The Clarity slider is still using too much memory and causing the photo extension to crash, so we decided to removed it from the Photos Extension until we can address its memory use. – Improved memory use in our Photos Extension, making it more stable – When cropping, we now disable the gesture to dismiss the tools, which could get in your way of cropping. – Fixed a lot of alignment and visual layout issues with the Transform tool. – Fixed a rare issue that could cause the crop controls to disappear! – Fixed an issue that caused crop controls to not respond if your drag gesture was slow to start moving. – Fixed an issue that caused crop corner controls to not properly settle on the edges if moving quickly past an edge. – Improved crop aspect ratio option by making the selection of the “As Shot” and “Free” options sticky across edit sessions. – Fixed an issue that could cause RAW photos to display their dark regions too brightly. – Fixed an issue that could cause the RAW photos to appear too small, and JPEGs to show visual glitches when switching between the two. This allows us to skip asking you every time if you want to change the default when switching. – Added a new setting to define what version you want to load by default. – We use a lot less memory in our caching layer, ensuring sliders stay responsive and stable. – Fixes a bug where cropped and/or framed images would stretch if you open the Crop Tool. – Fixes rendering glitches when backgrounding the app quickly while editing. – Fixes issues that caused thumbnails to be blurry in the grid after editing. – Fixes issues where images got stuck loading forever. – All image views in the app now share the same image provider, ensuring they’re all up to date, share resources, and are fast/reliable. – When editing a photo, we now pause library work that might interrupt your interaction with the sliders. – We rebuilt our image loading and generation infrastructure to provide faster image delivery, more accurate results, and improve reliability. Check out everything that’s new in the full release notes:įor this release, we made our way through the list of rough edges in the Darkroom experience. That includes a rebuilt image loading and generation infrastructure, improved crop aspect ration options, better use of memory in the Photos app extension, faster exporting, and a range of UI improvements.ĭarkroom 5.6 is available from the App Store now. The major areas of improvement include image loading and generation, crop and transform, the Photos app extension, exporting, and UI enhancements.
#DARKROOM APP FOR MAC MAC#
Headlining the release is a number of improvements to image loading and generation, the ability to set a default format for loading images, crop and transform enhancements, UI improvements, and more.ĭarkroom 5.6 for iPhone, iPad, and Mac is available now and includes a long list of refinements, improvements, and bug fixes.
#DARKROOM APP FOR MAC UPDATE#
Popular iOS and Mac photo and video editor Darkroom is out today with a nice update that includes lots of performance upgrades and bug fixes.
