Attach Content Credentials using the C2PA standard at export, recording authorship, edits, and image history so the provenance of your work travels with every file.
Built for fast-moving assignments and backed by real support, it delivers the stability you need when deadlines hit.
A powerful RAW engine preserves accurate color, natural tonal depth, and fine detail, so your images stay true from capture to publication.
Create and save custom Export Recipes tailored to publication specs, so every file meets size and format requirements without slowing you down.
Move from selection to edit with your tags, ratings, crops, time offsets, and Photo Mechanic metadata preserved so you can keep momentum on assignment.
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Edit confidently knowing every adjustment is reversible and your original files stay protected.
Apply edits across large image sets at once to keep consistency high and turnaround fast.
Use Sessions for fast-moving assignments or larger projects, keeping files structured and easy to deliver.
Export to a precise file size in KB or MB while maintaining dimensions, helping you meet agency specs and control storage across high volumes.
Use Exposure Warnings, Focus Mask, and Snap to Eye to catch issues instantly before files go out.
Handle archived and scanned greyscale images with confidence, preserving tonal detail for agency and newsroom workflows.
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