What we've been cooking

• NEW! The inspector now shows each image's color profile.
• Fixed "Show Original" looking too contrasty.
• Fixed HDR JPEG XL, AVIF, and OpenEXR images looking too dark.
• Various enhancements and bug fixes.

Compatibility update with macOS Golden Gate beta

• NEW! Official support for Sony A7R VI and Panasonic DC-L10 via RawBridge™
• NEW! Automatic Lens Correction — automatically corrects geometric distortion, vignetting, and lateral chromatic aberration using each camera's own embedded lens profile, keeping the decoder's native color and tone. Coverage varies by brand (see RAW Processing): distortion for Canon RF, Sony, Nikon Z, Fujifilm, Olympus / OM System, and Panasonic; vignetting for all of these except Panasonic; and chromatic aberration for Sony, Nikon Z, Fujifilm, Olympus / OM System, and Panasonic.
• NEW! Support for newer cameras on older versions of macOS via RawBridge™ — full Apple-RAW pipeline coverage on older systems for Canon EOS R6 Mark III, EOS R8, EOS R10, EOS R50, EOS R50 V, and EOS R100; Sony A7 V and ZV-E10 II; Nikon Z6 II, Z7 II, and ZR; Fujifilm X-E5 and X-T30 III; Olympus E-M1 Mark II; and Panasonic DC-G100, DC-L10, DC-S5, DC-ZS80, and DC-ZS95. LibRaw fallback for the oldest systems.
• Copy To / Move To enhancements and bug fixes.
• Updated ExifTool to version 13.59.
• Various enhancements and bug fixes.

• NEW! Official support for Sony A7R VI and Panasonic DC-L10 via RawBridge™.
• NEW! Support for newer cameras on older versions of macOS via RawBridge™ — full Apple RAW pipeline coverage on older systems for Canon EOS R6 Mark III, EOS R8, EOS R10, EOS R50, EOS R50 V, and EOS R100; Sony A7 V and ZV-E10 II; Nikon Z6 II, Z7 II, and ZR; Fujifilm X-E5 and X-T30 III; Olympus E-M1 Mark II; and Panasonic DC-G100, DC-L10, DC-S5, DC-ZS80, and DC-ZS95. LibRaw fallback for the oldest systems.
• Various enhancements and bug fixes.

• NEW! Prelim support for Sony A7R VI.
• NEW! Olympus E-M1 Mark II Pixel Shift RAW support via RawBridge™.
• Complete rewrite of the Fluid Swipe functionality.
• Updated LibRaw to version 0.22.1.
• Updated MediaInfo to version 26.05.
• Fixed HEIC images with HDR gain maps not displaying in HDR after rotation.

• NEW! Prelim support for Sony A7R VI.
• NEW! Olympus E-M1 Mark II Pixel Shift RAW support via RawBridge™.
• NEW! Thumbnail generation sped up by a factor of 10×.

• NEW! SDR Proof Mode — live preview of how your HDR RAW will look as a plain SDR export. Toggle from the RAW menu, press ⌃⌘S, or click the "→ SDR" toolbar button.
• NEW! HDR Slideshow — slideshow now displays HDR images in their full HDR brightness on EDR-capable screens. Supports HDR RAW (in HDR Mode), JPEG XL, AVIF, gain-map HEIC/JPEG, and HDR TIFF.
• NEW! Quick Edit HDR adjustment sliders — three per-image sliders on Quick Edit's HDR tab: Highlight Contrast shapes the filmic curve in bright areas, Sky Enhancer adds saturation to blue skies, and Sunset Enhancer adds saturation to warm orange and red regions. Saved per image alongside other Quick Edit adjustments.
• NEW! HDR-aware InstaBake™ — drag-and-drop, Share, and AirDrop now preserve HDR by writing JPEG with a gain map.
• NEW! Use Apple Colors — optional continuity setting (RAW menu) that switches RAW rendering back to Apple's tone curve in either SDR or HDR Mode, matching the look you remember from Apple Preview or earlier versions of ApolloOne.
• NEW! Canon DPP HDR .HIF (PQ) support — ApolloOne can now open Canon Digital Photo Professional-created HDR .HIF files encoded in PQ color space.
• NEW! Hasselblad X2D II 100C support via RawBridge™ — full Apple-RAW pipeline coverage on macOS Sonoma and Sequoia. LibRaw fallback for older systems.
• Enhanced HDR rendering — adaptive tone mapping matches each image to your display's actual headroom for faithful highlight detail on every EDR-capable Mac. New ApolloOne color science recovers more highlight detail and renders cleaner highlight colors than Apple's default RAW tone curve.
• Updated ExifTool to version 13.58.
• Performance improvements and bug fixes.

• Hasselblad X2D II 100C support — Quick Look previews and thumbnails now render 3FR files from the X2D II 100C body via Apple's native RAW decoder (macOS Sonoma or later required).
• Unified Quick Look rendering on every display — a custom filmic tone curve and hue-masked sky/sunset chroma enhancement now run on both EDR-capable and standard displays, so Quick Look previews match ApolloOne's on-canvas look regardless of HDR mode. Visibly richer skies, sunsets, and clouds.
• Enhanced HDR Quick Look rendering — adaptive tone mapping measures each image's actual highlight peak and calibrates to your display's current HDR headroom, for faithful highlight detail on every EDR-capable Mac.
• Updated Shadow & Highlight filter to match ApolloOne 4.5.0 (smoother lift across mid-shadows on dense foliage; highlight knee preserves blue-sky brightness during recovery).
• Refined HDR Quick Look tone mapping — caps the source headroom at the panel's potential headroom, preventing midtone dimming on EDR-constrained displays (Studio Display) when previewing high-peak files.
• Quick Look filmic chain ships in a neutral configuration. Users wanting Highlight Contrast, Sky Enhancer, or Sunset Enhancer tuning can edit RAW files in ApolloOne, where these adjustments live as Quick Edit sliders.