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3 stories filed under screenshot on Lee LHGFX Photography. The newest of them: “Pixieset's New Photo Editor Weaves Culling and Editing Into One Curated Flow”, “Edit ProRes RAW on iPhone with BlackRAW Studio's curated precision”, and “A Fresh Look: Google Images Evolves for a Quarter-Century.”. For photographers tired of bouncing between apps, Pixieset finally closes the loop. Editing ProRes RAW on an iPhone once felt like a distant dream. Lee LHGFX Photography is a dynamic portfolio and lifestyle hub built around the artistic work of @lee_lhgfx — a highly engaged Instagram creator and… The list below is every screenshot story on Lee LHGFX Photography, newest first.
Pixieset's New Photo Editor Weaves Culling and Editing Into One Curated Flow
For photographers tired of bouncing between apps, Pixieset finally closes the loop. Its new Photo Editor weaves culling and batch-editing into one curated flow, using on-device AI to keep everything inside the Pixieset ecosystem. No more exporting, no more context-switching. It's the missing piece every creative who values both form and function has been waiting for. For more on how AI is reshaping creative tools, dive into our coverage of the AI rebuild inside Adobe Creative Cloud.
Edit ProRes RAW on iPhone with BlackRAW Studio's curated precision
Editing ProRes RAW on an iPhone once felt like a distant dream. BlackRAW Studio changes that, bringing curated precision to mobile filmmaking. This new app lets you review, color correct, and edit Blackmagic RAW and ProRes RAW video directly on your device. It's a tool that marries technical sophistication with artistic freedom, elevating the craft for creators who refuse to compromise. For more on refined gear, explore our piece on ShiftCam and Apple's co-created ProRig system.
A Fresh Look: Google Images Evolves for a Quarter-Century.
For two decades, Google Images served a single purpose: find a picture. That blank screen with its solitary search bar is finally evolving. The new experience feels less like a utility and more like a curated gallery, an invitation to browse, not just hunt. This refresh respects the visual sophistication its users have developed. It's about time the interface caught up to the audience. For a deeper look at how aesthetics shape digital experiences, see our piece on Leica's curated LUX ecosystem.