Volume is around 2♀00 photos that I would like to view (I frequently clean those albums). By intention I have my photos on SSD and not in the cloud or so, so that viewing images only is needed at my end for viewing selected images (uploaded after editing from my MAC). It should synchronize so that the images are on all devices at the same time. I do not tag or so, it is mainly about sorting the images (e.g., by meta data or by date made or edited). Is there any meaningful app that you can recommend that runs on each device (MAC, iPad, iPhone) that is a bit more useful than the standard photo app? I do not need editing or converting, it is solely intended to use as an image viewer / organizer. Sorting the pictures is hardly possible, especially if I mix those album photos with photos made with my iPhone. If I want images on my iPhone, iPad, I sync the jpeg (converted from RAW) using the Apple iCloud for WIN to upload the images to my account and then they pop up on my devices (where I then store them in albums).īut I do not really like the photo app that is on the devices. I store all photos on external SSD and only work from there.
I use DxO PL (currently 4 and will then buy 6) and NK 4 (again, 6 is the one I will buy). Pictures that I have made with my camera (Canon EOS R series) will be edited / converted on that MacBook (just as on my PC now). My PC is like 9-10 years old and I will replace it by a MacBook Pro M2 (2023) 14´´ with 32GB RAM. So there’s no need to worry that once converted, your existing files will be gone, or deleted.I will change my computer from PC to MAC in February. Instead, a new copy in another format will be created. This Convert Image feature on macOS, once executed, will not replace your existing images. HEIC etc.) without having to convert them one by one. GIF and have them batch converted to any other format (.JPG. You can select a bunch of images of different formats.
Batch convert images of different formats
HEIC through the same process mentioned above. Lastly, click Convert to… and your images will be converted to the desired format.Īs of now, on macOS Monterey, this feature only allows you to convert images to JPG, PNG and.HEIC format while converting to.You can also optimize your images to a smaller size. Select the format you want to convert to.Select the images you want to convert, right-click on them, scroll down to Quick Actions and then go to Convert Image.If it’s just one image you want to convert, it can be anywhere. If you want to convert a bunch of images, collect all of them in a folder.Since with the release of iOS 11, Apple has switched from JPEG to HEIC picture format.
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