I completely hid a messy, brightly lit/partly cloudy sky with the repair tool, which took the focus away from a washed out corner of the photo and made the whole thing look better. With the repair tool, you can fix pretty much any mistake. Using Burst or Zoom, I'm able to manipulate an otherwise horrible mess into something unique and interesting. I have quite a few blurry photos taken at live music events (in the dark, lots of action - a photographic nightmare). But, if you use some of them sparingly, you can take an otherwise boring image and make it pop. They're somewhat kitschy, with such effects as mosaic and wave, which manipulate a photo into swirls or broken into parts, or some such thing. Pixelmator Pro also features some really interesting effects that can punch up your photos. With some adjustments to the colors, including my favorite, Black Point, I'm able to pull out details in otherwise flat images that looked drab in their original form. I have a few photos (AKA: a lot of photos) in my library that are nearly perfect except for the bland background on a winter's day, or the washed out effect from the camera being at the wrong angle against the sunlight. The nondestructive color adjustments can make the most washed out photo pop with life. It even supports Photoshop brushes.Īs for photo editing tools, the list is lengthy. What I can say, though, is that Pixelmator Pro has more tools and customizable options for size, thickness, style, and texture than I've seen in a lot of painting apps. I'm absolutely not an artist and have very little experience with digital illustrating. Not only are there some fantastic photo adjustment tweaks, but there is a huge array of painting tools with dozens of brushes, each with a variety of textures, sizes, brush styles, and more.
#PIXELMATOR PRO AVIS UPGRADE#
Another major upgrade to Pixelmator Pro is the many new tools.
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