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1. MOVAVI PHOTO EDITOR FOR MAC 4 REVIEW MANUAL
2. MOVAVI PHOTO EDITOR FOR MAC 4 REVIEW SKIN
3. MOVAVI PHOTO EDITOR FOR MAC 4 REVIEW PRO

Or read our roundup of theīest pro photo editors for Mac, which covers the best alternatives. We noticed that some of them took several seconds to be applied, too, which is unacceptable.īuy from Movavi here. There’s a number of filters but these are no better (or worse) than you’ll find in most Instagram-style apps, and it’s hard to imagine a professional ever using them. Other tools provided with Movavi Photo Editor include the usual sliders to adjust brightness, exposure, sharpness, and so on, as well as the ability to rotate, crop, and resize. Adobe Lightroom, along with the now-deceased Aperture app, showed that theres space in the pro-grade image-editing. Again, we’re not sure what this offers above and beyond using a “proper” image editor. FixThePhoto's Rating (3.5/5) Movavi Photo Editor free trial version offers dozens of professional tools, including color correction, custom filters, semi-automatic brushes for improving skin, face, red eyes, teeth whitening and more.

MOVAVI PHOTO EDITOR FOR MAC 4 REVIEW SKIN

Using the Lip Color tool simply attempted to apply a colour tint to where we clicked within the image, for example, and if we strayed beyond the lips then Movavi Photo Editor simply didn’t realise and coloured the skin a different colour too. Unfortunately, many of these options turned out to be simple brush tools that had no intelligence built in. For example, you can remove the shine from cheeks, and even iron out wrinkles. It has a provable ROI, and it can pay for itself in a relatively short amount of time. In theory they offer a variety of simple yet effective tools to improve an image, especially when it comes to portrait pictures. In my opinion, this Movavi video editor is definitely worth the cost. The tools under the Retouching tab unfortunately aren’t much better. We’re sure if you spend time zooming in and finely defining the object and its background then you might have better results but if we have that kind of time and energy available for editing then we’d fire up a “proper” image editor like Photoshop instead. Results in our tests were akin to somebody who’s new to Photoshop using the lasso selection tool to cut something out – messy and very likely to be unusable. This supposedly isolates a subject from its background, and requires you do define not only the object you want to keep, but also the background you wish to remove. There’s also a standard clone brush tool to fix any mistakes, or indeed remove objects manually if you wish.Īlas, the second big hitter within the app – Background Removal – was less impressive in our tests. The end results are impressive provided you make good use of the Variation slider to avoid the tool becoming too aggressive (or tame). Everything from facial blemishes to telegraph wires to photobombing seagulls can be eradicated by using the provided brush tool to draw over the object, although there’s also lasso and magic wand selection tools for this purpose.

MOVAVI PHOTO EDITOR FOR MAC 4 REVIEW MANUAL

While this is perhaps not the most feature-packed photo editor on the market, there are a reasonable range of tools for you to play around with some are automated while others require more in the way of manual tweaking. Chief amongst them is Object Removal, which lets you define an area of the image that will then be magically removed. Movavi Photo Editor is one such tool and it is billed as an easy-to-use tool that gives results quickly.