Picktorial For Mac

Picktorial is a photo editing solution that integrates a collection of powerful tools and tries to provide a streamlined workflow. You get to organize photos by folders, quickly toggle tool tabs, compare photos, apply presets, and so on.

To start off, you must import the folders that contain the images you want to process into your Picktorial library. The directories will become readily accessible within the app’s main window, and you will be able to see both their subfolders and all the included images that use a compatible file format.

Note that Picktorial is able to work with RAW images and can handle more than 500 different cameras. Make sure to go online to see the complete list, or to take advantage of the available resources and tutorials.

Within the Picktorial main window, you get to see thumbnails for each of the imported images, and you can load any of them into the editing area with a mouse click. The utility can also extract certain metadata details, such as the capture date, the ISO speed rating, the focal length, the aperture or the shutter speed.

Picktorial comes with a collection of presets organized into different categories: black and white, color, effect, film, HDR or vintage. Just select one of the options and Picktorial will automatically apply the adjustments to your photo.

However, you still get to adjust the configuration for each editing tool until you are truly satisfied with the result. Within the Picktorial working area, you can compare the before and after images, and even load two different pictures side by side.

Picktorial provides support for cropping and rotating the photos, adjusting the light, color, or curves effects, perform various retouching tasks (modifying the tone, applying patches, sharpen the image), or add overlays, frames or watermarks.

Picktorial delivers professional level photo enhancement tools together with a user-friendly environment that makes the editing process as simple as possible.

You get to navigate your photo collections, select the image you want to work on, apply presets and make further adjustments on the spot, and save the result to your drive or share it with others directly.