... close to being solid. I'd almost argue that if fonts aren't preserved, then the SVG export option was prematurely released- I'm not trying to be negative, I'm saying that a core requirement of SVG export is text appearing correctly. Otherwise, others and I will probably just entirely skip Pixelmator ...

... there are a bunch of them with the same prefix. For example, let's say I have a bunch of Kodak or FujiFilm emulations for "CNG" (Color Negative). I see Kodak_... for 10 entries and so on. I think there's a better way to do this.

I'll be surprised if you can ever get lens corrections whilst apple raw is used, its the biggest negative of not having your own raw developer, but saves time/money I use DxO pureraw to demosic & lens correct before editing the produced .dng in photomator (not a real ...

... (not a Share extension). By default what I get is a bizarro grayscale render of the app icon. Bizarro because its grayscale and looks like a photo negative. What must I do in Pixelmator Pro and Xcode to provide an app icon with a template image that looks good?

... but this did not change any of the affected tools. There may be other things broken, but I haven't tried. Since I was working on the same scanned negative a few days ago with 3.2.1 (and have deadline to complete the work), I suspect that some bugs have been introduced in the latest update. Anyone ...

... the Raws though, depending on how you like to manage your photos. This sounds horrible to me. The Raw file is the equivalent of an old photo negative. Your JPEGs are like the Prints you got from them. For sure you can develop the negative and copy the prints later, but they are stuck with ...

... or affinity photo but it would be a good preview and the best thing is that it could be applied in a batch, especially if you apply just a little negative clarity. Right now what I do is do a selection with the color range mask tool and then apply it to mid tones, but I cannot create a batch with ...

by Anton Hi. We are aware of this behavior and have plans to improve it.

In the meantime, you can use a negative value for the «Black Point» slider to reveal additional «darker than black» colors.

Great to know, thank you!

Hi. We are aware of this behavior and have plans to improve it.

In the meantime, you can use a negative value for the «Black Point» slider to reveal additional «darker than black» colors.

Reading through all the comments, I’m puzzled about the level of negative emotions, which drive people to irrational behavior. Let’s face the facts: - Understandably (considering its size and product portfolio), the company has difficulty maintaining a profitable ...

... an absolutely success story back when the original Pixelmator launched on the App Store but I think you stopped that this week… I‘ve read so many negative comments and I can totally agree to them… It‘s such a pity that people are saying „I‘m gonna switch back to Adobe“ (which isn‘t really good ...

I own Pixelmator Pro and Photo. Rarely edit on my iPad so Photo is just hanging around. I see a lot negative reactions from existing Photo users saying they are now quitting using the app because of this change. Why? Do existing users need to subscribe to get unlimited access? ...

Hey there! It's the default way rulers work in most editing apps — no other reason really... Of course, for more unconventional workflows, it would help to save ruler settings and use the same ones across different editing sessions. We'll have to think about this.

Hi. I like Pixelmator Pro. But I use it to make graphic designs for murals. I use the standard 1" = 1' and make a document, let's say, 15 feet high by 40 feet long. The horizontal ruler is helpful - the vertical ruler goes from 0 at the top to - 15 at the bottom. The exact opposite of what I ne...

Hi Kal, I'm afraid a quick negative conversion feature isn't in our plans for Pixelmator Pro. However, after following the steps in the tutorial EllenM linked, you can save all of the added color adjustments as a preset . That way, you'll ...

Anything more straightforward/ advanced in the works by chance?

... with nothing as straightforward as the Lightroom plug-in option I mentioned. I can’t imagine doing the recommended workaround for each and every negative — nor would it be sustainable time wise, hence my query. Would be ideal if they could apply their genius AI system to a simple conversion. ...

A search will help: https://www.pixelmator.com/community/se ... s=negative

I think you´re looking for analog color negative conversion support like here: https://www.pixelmator.com/community/vi ... t=negative

Quite a few people asked for this fundamental tool, yet so far... nothing? For the ever-growing list of film shooters out there, such as myself, this tool is vital. It would also save me from scratching my head at this oversight (having just bought your software) and having to return back to Lightro...

I, too, would love this feature. Is it available yet?

... anyway). Other times is when I need the Repair tool, again an excellent tool that is simple and quite effective (brilliant for cleaning up old negative scans). Agreed, I like having these tools. A great plus. On another note, that crop problem with Raw Power was just a bug, and has been fixed ...

... anyway). Other times is when I need the Repair tool, again an excellent tool that is simple and quite effective (brilliant for cleaning up old negative scans). On another note, that crop problem with Raw Power was just a bug, and has been fixed in a beta test I ran for Nik, so I suspect there’ll ...

Many of us (especially those born before the invention of digital cameras) will most likely find some old-school film negatives tucked away around the house. The good news is, you can save these film rolls from collecting dust and easily bring the images back to life using Pixelmator ...

This would be a game-changer for me as well

... that other photo programs are not doing. Todays scanners can take a small picture and make it a giant resolution, so when scanning an analog negative, the "super resolution" doesn't really do anything, unless you are grabbing the picture from somewhere and it was a low resolution ...