Had high hopes
When Apple bought Pixelmator I had high hopes for less bugginess, better integration and new features. Instead they’ve pretty much abandoned it. Barely works now, constant errors.
3331Bleecker
It was good
It is clear that Apple purchased this company to gut technology for their own use and kill the software. This app is slowly stopping to work. Previews are not loading, slow in converting photos, and it is slow opening files.... these changes are with each iOS update. If I did not have a lifetime license I would be looking elsewhere. Shame it was a great software.
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Llitoroc
iPad App will not rate photos
In an attempt to move away from Lightroom and use only an iPad Pro, Photomator seemed to be exactly what I needed. The reviews were great, and everyone spoke very highly of it. I do enjoy using the App. It COULD be a full replacement for Lightroom, but the iPad version is missing one crucial feature - photo rating. It’s near impossible to cull photos in this app without a rating/flagging system. Fix this one basic issue, and I’ll gladly update my review to 5 stars.
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SSandritterProductions
Can’t even use it
Just downloaded this, right out of the box it’s unusable. The crop menu constantly closes itself and the color adjustment menu constantly scrolls itself back to the top. There are many reports of this being a known bug on online forums and few reports of potential solutions.
Nnverlee
RAW File handling is painfully slow
I’ve tested both Canon R5 and R3 Files and it takes an age to render. Although Im sure it’s quicker with RAW files from the Pro iPhones.
When I heard people saying it’s the new Aperture but sadly it’s no where close on it’s processing speed. I loved Aperture it was a brilliant piece of software. I never understood why it was discontinued.
The tool set is great but takes ages to render amendments on RAW Files. I like the integration with Photos which is handy for social media.
I do have serious concerns about how quickly it will use up your iCloud storage unless you can start making separate project files, you can work on offline. The file management needs to be sorted out there
When I heard people saying it’s the new Aperture but sadly it’s no where close on it’s processing speed. I loved Aperture it was a brilliant piece of software. I never understood why it was discontinued.
The tool set is great but takes ages to render amendments on RAW Files. I like the integration with Photos which is handy for social media.
I do have serious concerns about how quickly it will use up your iCloud storage unless you can start making separate project files, you can work on offline. The file management needs to be sorted out there
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RHRupert Hitchcox
