Free photographers software for mac

Funny Photographer is the coolest computer photographer ever.
You can shoot a photo of you or your friends via iSight or other supported webcams, then add a lot of cool effects, which you can create yourself with Quartz Composer.
Enhancements:
- More (very, very, very cool) effects added.

The Photocase Widget displays 20 of the latest or most interesting photos from the online photo-community, photocase.com. The most recent photo appears first, and you can navigate through the rest of the images simply by clicking the arrows at the bottom of the widget. The title of the photo and the name of the photographer are showed in the frame.
If you want to comment on or even download a photo all you have to do is click on the picture and youll find yourself at the appropriate page on Photocase.
Enhancements:
- Added English localization
- It is now possible to choose whether to have new or interesting photos displayed.
- Update-bug fixed.
- Small cosmetic corrections.

Photomatix Pro 3.2.6 is described as an unique and handy tool that can enable you to recover highlights and shadows details of a high-contrast scene.

Using advanced algorithms, Photomatix Pro combines differently exposed shots into one image with increased dynamic range.

• Blend exposures hassle-free
• Generate an HDR image from multiple exposures
• Reveal details in highlights and shadows in HDR image

Designed for professional photographers and advanced amateurs, Photomatix Pro is a standalone application offering two methods of tone mapping, six methods of exposure blending, an alignment tool for out-of-register images, 16-bit support, and batch processing.

Raw Photo Processor is a very useful RAW converter, supporting almost all available digital RAW formats made for photographers by a photographer-programmer with unmeasurable amount of help and tutoring from my friend, professional photographer Iliah Borg.
We just got fed up with those converters made by programmers for their upper management :)
Think of it as of a development machine in terms of film photography - first you have to develop your roll right, then do whatever you want with it.
So this is NOT a full featured photo processing package, you will need Photoshop or some other tool to apply sharpness, cropping and so on, but you may use RPP for some very limited amount of operations.
Let me list those operations below with some explanations:
4-channel white balance - this is probably the most important operation in RAW processing and it has to be applied at very early stages of processing.
- Exposure compensation - another very sensitive step, should use high precision math to preserve shadows and highlights and it is almost impossible to make it properly during post-processing in Photoshop.
- Saturation - very tricky operation, because it has to account for specifics in humans color perception and traditionally its implemented with very crude methods. Im trying to keep up with Color Science and using a lot more sophisticated approach.
- Brightness and contrast - these represent my and Iliahs Borg attempts to create tone curve adjustments based on actual film density measures in different development modes. After all you finally should be able to obtain that dearly-looking film-like tonality in your pictures.
- Interpolation - RPP supports 3 methods at the moment. AHD, VNG and Half - all modified versions of Dave Coffins implementations in dcraw. Actually Half is not interpolation - this is a half resolution recombination when four single-colored pixels (RGBG) combined to one RGB, very fast, color accurate, but at price of lost resolution.
- Highlights recovery - a simple tool to neutralize clipped channels if present (f.e. the "pink sky" problem).
Enhancements:
- New feature - monochrome mode. This includes Photobrom Black, Bromportret Sepia, Iodocont Green, Iodocont Blue and experimental Red-O-Green profiles. All made by Iliah Borg as always. All of them measured from real photo papers. In this mode channel balance sliders act like a channel mixer, so you may adjust influence of each channel on overall tonality individually.
- Added custom profile for Olympus E410.
- Help menu - provide feedback and copy crash log to clipboard (so you can paste to email for me). Also it gives easy access to RPPs document file.
- Copy Tags option state is preserved between restarts and also now it copies embedded to Raw IPTC info (if you have any).
- Fixed red dots issue AKA weird colors in clipped highlights or shadows.
- Other fixes and UI tweaks. F.e. Local Contrast may be disabled now without loosing its value and you may quickly check its effect on an image.

shootShifter 2.0b1 is designed to be an easy-to-use and handy tool which helps to redate and rename complete folders of images based on the EXIF-data or finder-dates. With the preview-timeline its quite easy to synchronize several folders that were taken with differing camera-dates.

Major Features:

1. Two photographers made photos from the same event:
   • P1: old camera with small memory cards -> three folders, each with imagenames "DSC00001 - DSC00xxx".
   • P2: modern camera -> one folder with imagenames "P1010741 - P1010xxx".
   • Both camera-dates where not synchronized, so the images are in the wrong order when imported into iPhoto, for example.
2. So, let's fix this mess ... launch shootShifter and drag the folders onto the app.
3. Thumbnails for all images are created and displayed in chronological order.
   • You can click on individual images to view them in the more detailed preview-drawer.
   • Select one of the folders to make it the active one (the thumbnails are moved a few pixels up)
4. Now you can move this active folder in time: Either by modifying the changes-interface in the right-hand drawer, or by simply dragging around one of its thumbnails.
5. Alternatively you can also double-click one thumbnail and directly change the images date and time.
6. Its important to realise the difference between the two date-change-modes: In the standard "Complete Folder"-mode ALL images of the selected folder are always changed at the same time by the amount visible in the right-hand drawer.
7. If, for whatever reason, you do not want to change every image of a folder you can use the second "Individual Images"-mode by clicking on the mode-icon or by using the contextual-menu.
8. In this second mode its possible to move one or more images around, totally independent from the other images of the same folder. You can select several images simply by shift- or cmd-clicking their thumbs or by drag-selecting them using the mouse.
9. Normally, when moving around multiple images all their dates are modified by the same amount. Which means that the time lag between these images is unchanged. If you want to "force" all selected images between two thumbs (changing their time lags in the process), you can hold the alt-key before dropping the images. Now their dates are changed in a way that makes sure that ALL the new positions are inside the targeted gap.
10. If everything is correct, you can save these date-changes. Be sure to verify and adjust the renaming options and then press the "Continue" button.
11. You are done. All the the images are named in a way that you can store them easily in one folder ...

Enhancements:

Requirements:

• Requires Mac OS X.4 or better and it is a universal binary

New vase, new flowers: a new face for the ambient email notifier created in collaboration with renowned musician and photographer Ottmar Liebert.
Shows a single flower for each new email, up to four. Compatible with Apple Mail and Gmail.
Apple Mail mode requires no configuration, its automatically set to monitor your inbox. In Gmail mode, click on ottmar to go to your gmail account in your default web browser.
Enhancements:
- fixes googles change of RSS feed URL.