Photomator finally comes to the Mac!

[@alanhuntley55]

It would have been very helpful if you addressed why someone would want Photomator if they already own Pixelmator Pro.

[@pownery]

Man, how much do you pay monthly for all services you use? 😅

[@mitchellquartero]

$4.99 a momth

[@lifegettingintheway2710]

"Photomator can’t be installed on “Macintosh HD” because macOS version 13 or later is required." I really hate that vendors obsolete perfectly functional apple laptops, especially when those laptops are so damned expensive. Only a matter of time until a Pixelmator upgrade won't work.

[@shankarbalasubramanian3575]

Great overview ❤ I personally went for Photomator because Creative Cloud is such a pain to deal with 😅

[@dbroeman]

Great initial review. Thank you. Love the integration with photos. That healing tool was insane. I bought it outright.

[@SCabriales]

Great Review! I believe the Exclusive Lifetime Offer is only for the owners of Pixelmator Pro, i went to buy the app expecting the 99.99 price and automatically was offered the 69.99 price.

[@Veel1]

The special offer is for everyone.

[@_officialmigs]

@@Veel1 I have only seen the 99.99 option. Did not own Pixelmator Pro.

[@AtomicArcherGuy]

I Mat have missed it, but I don’t think you mentioned the Photomator presets along the bottom edge.

[@cantisanifotografo]

Exactly my thoughts.. I don't even use the LUTS.

[@inknpaintCW]

Installed, went to purchase and the option for the $69 lifetime was there.

[@brianceruti239]

Lightroom has super resolution under the denoise button..if you unselect denoise..it shows up as an option

[@henryreichhold6330]

Thank you, great tutorial.

[@SxC97]

If it's a subscription, what's the benefit over Adobe? Charging a one time fee is the one competitive advantage they could have had.

[@cantisanifotografo]

It has a one time fee of $69 right now.

[@chris81kc]

I really like your Video! This is a good compare between the two Applications!

[@edvard_r]

You should’ve compared the healing brush with the “content aware heal” in Lightroom. That one works more like the one in Photomator. Also worth mentioning the fact that with a Lr subscription Ps is part of it too (cheapest base subscription). Then you’ll access the advanced tools of Ps too, with a bridge between Lr and Ps letting you work with the same TIFF file between the two applications.

[@fabriziocanale9768]

Hello, does it the channel mixer? Thanks, Fabrizio

[@waiair6733]

Hi Thanks for Sharing, just testing on the app, I could not find the watermarks features on the export, does it really had it or no ?

[@60beats44]

Thank you for this review. I already own Pixelmator Pro. Do you think that Photomator would be worthwhile addition? You also mentioned that Photomator would be a great replacement for the Apple Photos app. However, I can't see a function where I can add a Caption or change the time and the place where each JPEG was taken. I am in the process of processing thousands of scanned slides which are missing theses details. Thanks again.

[@oleksii.lopasov]

Well, I will ask you instead: does adobe photoshop replace lightroom? Perhaps no. Here is the same thing

[@mitchellquartero]

Nice video how do you use a external hard drive on the app

[@jos5067]

I cancelled my trial because adding metadata to a photo is not possible. If that is possible, I will probably come back.

[@oleksii.lopasov]

Do I have to pay for the mobile and desktop apps separately?

[@dragonballjiujitsu]

I was interested until I seen they went to subscription.

[@kokopogss1601]

Woww nice Photo Editor ^^ If only there is a censorship remover that would be cool ^^

[@animationmann6612]

Lifetime for 100 Bucks sounds decent

[@fred7flinstone]

Looking interesting… all the way until “ subscription”. Just not interested.