PhotoNinja for Mac
High-quality Raw image converter.
$129.00
In English
Version 1.3.6bWhen you purchase through links on our site, we may earn an affiliate commission
PhotoNinja overview
PhotoNinja (formerly Noise Ninja) is a professional-grade raw converter and image editor that gives you powerful new tools to get the best possible results from your digital camera. Built from the ground up with world-class image processing technology, it delivers exceptional image quality, quickly and easily.
- Detail is crisp and impressive, and images have a uniquely pleasing and realistic look.
- Includes all-new Noise Ninja 3.0 noise reduction filter with improved noise suppression and better preservation of detail.
- Best-of-breed tools quickly and easily tame highlights, extract detail from shadows, overcome backlighting, and even out excessive contrast -- all with natural-looking results.
- One-of-a-kind detail enhancement reveals latent detail and adds drama to your images without the usual halo artifacts.
- Amazing highlight recovery convincingly repairs many overexposed images.
- Built-in color styles help you get pleasing color quickly and easily, with carefully chosen treatments for skin and other key hues.
- Optimized for RAW, but can also achieve impressive results with JPEG and TIFF.
- Simple and fast "point-and-go" browser lets you access your image collection directly. No need to import into a catalog or library.
- Can be used standalone or as a companion for other platforms like Photo Mechanic, Lightroom, and Aperture.
TRIAL LICENSE: You can request a two-week trial license key by sending an email request to support1@picturecode.com
What’s new in version 1.3.6b
Version 1.3.6b:
Updated:
- Camera support, including Canon 6dMkII, M6; FujiFilm X-H1, X-E3, X-A3, X-A5, X-10; Nikon D850, D7500; , Olympus TG-5; Panasonic G80, GX85, G80, G85, G9; Pentax KP; Sony A7RIII, RX100V, RX10IV. (Possibly others that haven't been verified)
- Lens identification for Canon, Nikon, Sony/Minolta, Pentax, Leica/Panasonic, and Olympus
Improved:
- Extraction of focus distance and white balance metadata for several Canon models
Extracted:
- Focus distance for Olympus cameras
Fixed:
- White point for ISO 100 images from Panasonic TZ101
- White point for compressed Sony A7iii, RX10VI
PhotoNinja for Mac
$129.00
In English
Version 1.3.6b
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Sep 15 2017
Version: 1.3.5c
This looks like a port of a Windoze app, which one can easily tell by the lack of any menus in the Mac menu bar and lots of menus at the top of the app window. When you're working with a laptop screen, you need all the space you can find and adding an extra menubar on the app window rather than using the Mac's ever-present menubar is a "no sale" for me and a warning to others who might be interested. If you buy a $100+ app you expect it to have the Mac look and feel.
Nov 22 2016
Version: 1.2.5
It’s okay. The RAW conversion is little grainy and overall it’s a little clunky. It needs an upgrade badly with retina graphics at the top of the list because it looks really grainy on a MacBook Pro and that’s incongruous for an image editor. And honestly? It’s waaaaaaay overpriced. Something like Affinity Photo is less than half the price and will give you much more bang for your buck.
Sep 24 2012
Version: 1.0.2
I used Noise Ninja in the past with very good results...
Today I received a mail from a friend, telling me to give a try to PhotoNinja 1.0.
I did some test to compare with LR4, Aperture, DXO and Capture One...yes I own license for all those...bit crazy maybe...;-)
What I can see, is that this new soft is equal or better than the others with the presets by default.
It will save me a lot of time in the future, and I can use it from LightRoom as an external editor, and PhotoNinja "finds" the raw original...
Have a try, you won't regret it.
As for the price, I had a reduction because my old licence of NoiseNinja...great.
Sep 12 2012
Version: 1.0
The $97 upgrade is nothing short of ridiculous. I recommend you look elsewhere, anywhere, for a better deal than this. I wound up with Noiseware and that is cheaper new than this is as an upgrade.