BatchPhoto app review: batch edit photos on your Mac

 

Introduction

BatchPhoto by Bits&Coffee is a Mac app that will let you batch edit photos to help you save time. The app is marked down 80 percent for an introductory offer, so get it fast!

The app is designed to make it efficient, fast, and simple to edit whole batches at a time. You can automate editing, make size changes, add date and time stamps, perform basic touch-ups, convert the image type, or add watermarks.

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You get tons of filter options; pretty much any filter you’d ever want or need is available in this app.

You can edit three photos or you can edit thousands; you can select a group of them, set out the edits, and apply them all in one operation.

You can resize, automatically rotate, adjust the DPI and document size, replace any color with another, crop a rectangular section, convert to and from 170 image formats, create PDF albums, change the cryptic names, add single or multi-line text comments, add special effects, adjust the contrast, and much more.

If you’ve ever had to sort through and edit photos one at a time you’ll know how absolutely time consuming and tedious it can be. You won’t have to do that anymore with this IPad and iPhone photo editor

BatchPhoto was updated to Version 3.7 on May 14, 2013. The update updated the user interface, changed the icons, fixed issues with the preview control, and improved the speed for the annotate filters. The app does not yet have enough customer ratings for iTunes to display an average.

I think this is one of the coolest photo editing apps that any photographer – amateur or pro – needs to get right now. You have nothing to lose when you get this app.

For: OS X 10.6.0 or later with a 64-bit processor