Pixelmator Pro is picking up speed. The release to the market was a bit tortuous, as a great publicity before the application was released, it turned into an application that had many errors in its first version. They quickly fixed the first bugs to give stability to this application, that although his philosophy is not exactly the same, is called to be the Photoshop alternative on macOS.
After these failures, the developers have gone to work to fill the application with functions. Today we received an update with lots of new features.
Among them we find New Features in the MacBook Pro Touch Bar, as well as a series of settings in the auto color function. Regarding the Touch Bar, now we have new icons that vary depending on the tool we are working with. For example, if we are working with brushes, we can select the type of brush from the touch bar. The same goes for effects. The most used or the predefined ones appear in the Touch Bar, as soon as we select this function.
As for the automatic color tools, they grow in number and adjustability. Includes the control light, white balance, and saturation. It allows us to quickly make adjustments from the Touch Bar.
But the news does not end here. Receive a new division tooln: an image can be divided into several, and different settings can be applied to each of them. Another novelty where they have applied efforts, is the part content export. We now have options to export images for web page, create custom settings and frequent adjustments. Another export function is to export to the new HEIF format and to open and export vector images.
Other novelties of less depth are found in the color range tools, preview, layer blending, among other. The update is free for application owners. If you buy it now, you will find available in the Mac Apple Store at a price of € 64,99.
