When it comes to sharing, there are only two options and those are Facebook and Flickr. This is a serious limitation that I didn’t expect to encounter, since this way you don’t get a full control over your image. However, you can’t fine tune this preloaded content, since you can only paste or apply it to your image. There are about 70 photo effects, 90 lightning effects, and around 90 photo frames, so there’s a lot of choose from. Besides this, you can apply some of numerous preloaded filters, effects, and borders.

This application gives you a few basic adjustment tools that you can apply onto your image, like brightness, contract, saturation, exposure, sharpen, and noise adjustment. When it comes to functionality, things get just a little bit better.

Photo editors should let you focus on your images and PhotoMagic Pro is doing completely the opposite. PhotoMagic Pro comes with a very outdated interface, which brings old-fashioned buttons, flashy and shiny toolbar, and it is simply too distracting. Even though photo editors like this one are created for an average user who never worked in Photoshop or other complex editing application, they can sometimes go in a completely different direction. The first time I opened PhotoMagic Pro I was very surprised by its badly designed interface. It can be downloaded from the Mac App Store. This editor is priced at $10, which is a lot more than other similar editors, so I was interested to see what features it brings. In this article we are going to review an OSX photo editor named PhotoMagic Pro.

You can’t really see if a particular application will work for you until you actually buy and try it, so reviews like this one can be of great help. Since the competition in this software category is very tough, you can buy some very good applications for just a couple of dollars.ĭuring a previous year we’ve reviewed a lot of simple and complex photo editors, made both for OSX and iOS. Some of these editors are created to bring only one special effect, while there are those who try to offer all-in-one with basic editing and a bunch of preloaded styles and effects. When it comes to photo editors for OSX and iOS as well, there’s really a lot to choose from.

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