External Editors for Photos review: Every image editor is now an extension<article>
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While many Mac shutterbugs cling desperately to Aperture in the wake of Apple’s abandonment, I’ve been quite content since moving to OS X Photos. The only feature I do miss is editing library images from external applications without extension support, like Adobe Photoshop CC. But now there’s a clever workaround to enable this feature.</p><h2>Infinite editors</h2>
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External Editors for Photos (EEFP; $1 on the
Mac App Store) allows OS X Photos users to seamlessly edit images using any Mac image editor, no export/import required. EEFP works like other Photos extensions, but hands the actual editing duties off to standalone applications already installed on your system.</p><p class="jumpTag"><a href="/article/3090126/photography/external-editors-for-photos-review-every-image-editor-is-now-an-extension.html#jump">To read this article in full or to leave a comment, please click here[/url]</p></section></article>
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External Editors for Photos review: Every image editor is now an extension
