What it does now
- Import from the card. Plug in a CFexpress reader; the shoot copies across verified by SHA-256 and is grouped by when it was shot, so a card holding four shoots comes in as four.
- Cull full-screen. Pick, keep or reject with one tap, with stars and a pick-rate meter that nudges you toward your best 10%. Similar frames can be tie-broken side by side.
- See the RAW, not the preview. Every frame is developed from the sensor data. Zoom to 100% and only what's on screen is rendered, from the RAW's own pixels.
- Develop it. Lightroom's everyday controls — white balance, exposure, contrast, highlights, shadows, whites, blacks, texture, clarity, dehaze, vibrance, tone curve, colour mix, sharpening, noise reduction, vignette, grain — plus a histogram and cropping with your fingers.
- Fix, and starting points. Fix corrects only what can be measured (white balance, exposure, clipping, noise for the ISO, a tilted horizon) and says why. Nine scenes — sunny, low light, indoor lamps, backlit… — adapt to each photo.
- Export a full-resolution JPEG of the 100-megapixel frame.
Where it is
A private beta on TestFlight, iPad only. It has been built and tested with the X2D II 100C. Other Hasselblads' .3FR files may well open but haven't been tested — which is why the form asks which camera you use.
Join the waitlist
One email when there's a build for you. Nothing else is sent, and the address is never shared.
To be taken off the list, or with a question: hello@conorlivingston.com.