What you can do with Frames

Click Import… beside the card under DEVICES in the sidebar.

Choose Import from Card… under ＋ in the Library. Photographs go to an album named after the card.

As on iPhone.

Choose Import from Card… under ＋ in the Library. Photographs go to an album named after the card.

Apple TV reads its own Photos library.

Add a GPX, FIT or KML file in the import’s Location stage, or choose Photo › Add Locations from Track… after import.

Choose a Health workout or a track file in the import’s Location stage, or Add Locations from Track in the selection’s More menu.

As on iPhone.

Choose a Health workout or a track file in the import’s Location stage, or Add Locations from Track in the selection’s More menu.

Apple TV receives locations placed on your other devices through Library Sync and adds no controls for them.

In the import sheet, choose Folder and set the folder and filename patterns.

A card imports into Photos, in an album named after the card.

As on iPhone.

A card imports into Photos, in an album named after the card.

Apple TV has no card import.

Click Photos Library or Choose Folder… on the first-run screen, or drop a folder on the window.

Tap Use the Photos library, or Choose Folder… to pick one in Files.

As on iPhone.

Tap Use the Photos library, or Choose Folder… to pick one in Files.

Press Show My Photographs once; Frames then keeps previews of this Apple TV’s whole Photos library.

Pause in Loupe, zoom, open Develop, export or prepare a presentation to fetch an original.

Pausing in Loupe, zooming, Develop, exporting, sharing or preparing a presentation fetches it.

As on iPhone.

Pausing in Loupe, zooming, Develop, exporting, sharing or preparing a presentation fetches it.

Apple TV downloads no originals; a show asks Photos for each photograph at the screen’s size.

In Info → Sync, review Write treatments or Read treatments for a connected folder photograph.

This folder and catalogue transfer interface is available on Mac.

This folder and catalogue transfer interface is available on Mac.

This folder and catalogue transfer interface is available on Mac.

This folder and catalogue transfer interface is available on Mac.

Enable Automatic XMP exchange in Settings › Library, then review conflicting files from its notice.

This folder and catalogue transfer interface is available on Mac.

This folder and catalogue transfer interface is available on Mac.

This folder and catalogue transfer interface is available on Mac.

This folder and catalogue transfer interface is available on Mac.

Use Settings › Library to export, stage an import or restore a backup; reopen Frames to activate it.

This folder and catalogue transfer interface is available on Mac.

This folder and catalogue transfer interface is available on Mac.

This folder and catalogue transfer interface is available on Mac.

This folder and catalogue transfer interface is available on Mac.

Click Journey after Grid, Loupe and Compare in Browse's toolbar, then choose a day or All Days and a photographed stop.

Choose Journey in Browse's view menu. Upright, swipe through the journey's photographs in the drawer below the map; turned sideways, the stops sit in a column beside it.

Open, as on iPad. Closed, as on iPhone.

Choose Journey in Browse's view menu, then select a day and a stop. The stops and their photographs sit in a column beside the map.

Apple TV keeps its existing Browse and Present views.

Choose World above All Days in Journey, or zoom a Journey map out past a continent. Hover, ⌘-drag, ⌥-scroll and the keys work the globe and the river. Open a glow’s popup to show its photographs and save the place search.

Choose World on the switch in the map's top corner; the same switch on the globe returns to Journey. The globe stays above the river, with the trips in the brush scrolling beneath.

Open, as on iPad. Closed, as on iPhone.

Choose World above All Days in Journey; the trips sit beside the globe.

Apple TV keeps its existing Browse and Present views.

Sort by capture date. Click a heading to select its photographs, click its triangle to fold a trip, right-click for Rename Trip…, or drag it onto an album in the sidebar.

Tap a heading to select its photographs in Select mode. Touch and hold it for Add to…, Rename Trip… and Fold Trip.

Open, as on iPad. Closed, as on iPhone.

Tap or touch and hold a heading as on iPhone, or drag it onto an album in the sidebar.

Trip and day headings show their names, including names given on other devices. They take no selection, name or fold.

Choose Slideshow in Browse. Large controls fade after four seconds; a tap or pointer movement reveals them.

Choose Slideshow in the view menu. Tap to reveal controls and swipe to page.

Use Slideshow in Browse with the same large touch controls as iPhone.

Choose Slideshow in the view menu. Large touch controls adapt to the available width.

Swipe to page; Play/Pause pauses on a strip of neighbours; Down opens Info; Settings holds the slideshow options.

Enable Library Sync. Capture details read from an original travel on the next sync round.

Enable Library Sync to receive capture details without downloading the RAW file.

As on iPhone.

Enable Library Sync to receive capture details without downloading the RAW file.

Receives capture details for browsing and never uploads them.

Add Frames actions in Shortcuts and pass their results to the next step.

Use Frames actions in Shortcuts on this device.

As on iPhone.

Use Frames actions in Shortcuts on this device.

Apple TV offers Browse and Present; writing automation actions run on Mac, iPhone and iPad.

Copy a treatment with ⇧⌘C in Develop, select photographs and press ⇧⌘V to review and start.

Copy Treatment in Develop’s … menu, then Paste Treatment… in the view menu. Switches pick the parts.

As on iPhone.

Copy Treatment in Develop’s … menu, then Paste Treatment… in the view menu. Switches pick the parts.

Apple TV has no Develop.

Click Photos Library on the first-run screen or under ＋ in SOURCES.

Tap Use the Photos library on the first screen. Frames reads this device’s Photos in place.

As on iPhone.

Tap Use the Photos library on the first screen. Frames reads this device’s Photos in place.

Frames catalogues this Apple TV’s whole Photos library as previews Photos makes at 2048 pixels, fetched from iCloud where the device lacks a photograph.

Click Choose Folder… under ＋ in SOURCES, or drop a folder on the window. Right-click a source for Review Source Issues… with file locations and retry actions.

Choose Folder… under ＋ in the Library picks a folder in Files, a share or a drive. Touch and hold a source and choose Review Source Issues… to filter issues, copy a file path or retry.

As on iPhone.

Choose Folder… under ＋ in the Library picks a folder in Files, a share or a drive. Touch and hold a source and choose Review Source Issues… to filter issues, copy a file path or retry.

Apple TV reads its own Photos library.

Click ⟳ beside a source, or ⌥-click it to rescan. Changes in Photos sync on their own.

Touch and hold a source for Sync Now or Rescan. Changes in Photos sync on their own.

As on iPhone.

Touch and hold a source for Sync Now or Rescan. Changes in Photos sync on their own.

The library catches up when Frames opens or returns, and when Photos changes.

The catalogue lives in Frames’ own folder and is backed up before each schema migration.

Each device keeps its own catalogue, backed up before each schema migration.

As on iPhone.

Each device keeps its own catalogue, backed up before each schema migration.

Apple TV keeps its catalogue in caches, since nothing on it writes a decision.

Press B, then choose a place in the sidebar; ⌘-click or ⇧-click to add more albums. ⌥⌘S hides or shows the sidebar.

Tap Browse, then the collection title to open the Library and choose a place, one album at a time.

Open flat, the Library stands at the leading edge. A fold puts it away until it is flat again.

Tap Browse. The Library is a column beside the grid, and the collection title opens it. Choose one album at a time.

Home draws shelves of the library, its collections and its albums; Collections in the sidebar holds every one, and Search narrows the whole library.

Right-click a collection for New Album Here, Rename or Delete; drag rows and photographs onto albums.

Touch and hold an album or folder to create, rename, move or delete it. Add to… files a selection into an album or a new one.

Open, as on iPad. Closed, as on iPhone.

Touch and hold an album or folder to create, rename, move or delete it, or drag photographs onto an album in the Library column.

Apple TV changes nothing in Photos.

Press ⌘Z. The status bar says what was restored.

Tap Undo in Choose’s bar, or shake to undo anywhere.

Open, as on iPad. Closed, as on iPhone.

Tap Undo in Choose’s bar, or press ⌘Z on a keyboard.

Nothing on Apple TV writes, so there is nothing to undo.

Open Settings › Storage › Derived data to see each store and remove it.

Open Settings from the Library, then Storage.

As on iPhone.

Open Settings from the Library, then Storage.

Open Settings in the sidebar; Storage is under Library.

Double-click the Photos source and start Fill capture metadata.

The Photos source has no metadata fill here.

As on iPhone.

The Photos source has no metadata fill here.

Apple TV reads the capture metadata Photos records and fetches no originals to add more.

Press ⌘F in Browse and type words, then ⏎ or Space to add each.

Open the Library, switch to Search and type words, subjects or text.

As on iPhone.

Open the Library, switch to Search and type words, subjects or text.

Choose Search in the sidebar and type words with the remote; the photographs answer from the first letter.

Press ⌘F; the drawer opens under the field. Click Filters beside the field to close it.

Search offers predefined categories and visual styles beside keywords, dates, gear and ratings.

As on iPhone.

Search offers predefined categories and visual styles beside keywords, dates, gear and ratings.

Search offers one row of chips: saved searches, your keywords, detected subjects, cameras, lenses and years.

Sources scan on launch and mount. Click ⟳ for a network share changed while mounted.

Folders in Files, iCloud Drive or on a drive rescan when Frames returns or you pull down the grid.

As on iPhone.

Folders in Files, iCloud Drive or on a drive rescan when Frames returns or you pull down the grid.

Apple TV has no folder sources.

Press I and click a detected word to filter Browse by it.

Choose Info in the view menu and tap a detected label to filter by it.

Open, as on iPad. Closed, as on iPhone.

Choose Info in the view menu, or press I, and tap a detected label to filter by it.

Hold Select on a photograph in Search, or swipe down in a show, for Info; a detected label there plays its photographs.

Select a photograph in Browse and press S, or choose More Like This.

Choose a photograph, open Search in the Library and tap More Like This.

As on iPhone.

Choose a photograph, open Search in the Library and tap More Like This.

Info shows photographs like the one on screen; select one to play them from it.

Press I, choose Metadata → Description, type under KEYWORDS and press ⏎.

Choose Info in the view menu and type under Keywords.

Open, as on iPad. Closed, as on iPhone.

Choose Info in the view menu, or press I, and type under Keywords.

Info and Search show keywords as chips: in Info one plays its photographs, in Search it filters.

Press I for Metadata: Description edits titles and credit; Capture corrects time and lens; Sync reads or writes XMP sidecars for folder photographs.

Type under Caption in Info. Creator and copyright are in Settings › General.

As on iPhone.

Type under Caption in Info. Creator and copyright are in Settings › General.

Info shows a caption, a show fades it in over each photograph, and Search finds its words.

Click Save above the grid and name the search. It appears under SAVED SEARCHES.

Tap Save search in Search. Open one under Saved; touch and hold it to remove it.

As on iPhone.

Tap Save search in Search. Open one under Saved; touch and hold it to remove it.

Search shows saved searches as chips at the start of its row. Apple TV saves none.

Click Monochrome in the control band.

Tap Monochrome among Search’s filters.

As on iPhone.

Tap Monochrome among Search’s filters.

Search on Apple TV has no Monochrome control; a saved search that uses it still applies.

Set RAW only, Edited, Kept, Monochrome and the minimum rating in the control band. Rejected photographs stay hidden until Show rejected.

Search opens with RAW only, Kept, Edited, Monochrome and Rated. Tap a star for the floor. Rejected photographs stay hidden until Show rejected.

As on iPhone.

Search opens with RAW only, Kept, Edited, Monochrome and Rated. Tap a star for the floor. Rejected photographs stay hidden until Show rejected.

Search narrows by words, keywords, subjects, gear and year, and offers Show Rejected when only rejected photographs match; a saved search with ratings or statuses still applies.

Press C, then the comma and full-stop keys to step through Sweep, Rate, Inspect and Cleanup.

Tap the phase name in the top bar to choose among the four.

Open, as on iPad. Closed, as on iPhone.

Tap the phase name in the top bar, or press the comma and full-stop keys on a keyboard.

Apple TV has Browse and Present only.

Press P to keep, X to reject, U to clear and 1–5 to rate.

Tap Keep, Reject or a star in Choose’s bar, or touch and hold a frame.

Open, as on iPad. Closed, as on iPhone.

Tap Keep, Reject or a star in Choose’s bar, touch and hold a frame, or use the keys.

Apple TV shows no ratings or verdicts and sets neither; a saved search made elsewhere still filters by them.

Press ⌘1. Click, ⇧-click or ⌘-click to select; double-click to open in Loupe.

Tap a photograph to open it, or Select Photos to choose several. Pinch to resize.

Open, as on iPad. Closed, as on iPhone.

Tap to open, Select Photos to choose several, pinch to resize. Arrow keys work on a keyboard.

In Search, move with the remote and the focused photograph grows. Click it to present from there.

Press ⌘K or right-click a selection for Stack into Set. ⇧K folds a set and ⌥K uses a photograph as its cover.

In Browse, touch and hold a selected photograph for Stack into Set, or a set’s photograph for Fold Set, Use as Cover or Dissolve Set.

As on iPhone.

In Browse, touch and hold a selected photograph for Stack into Set, or a set’s photograph for Fold Set, Use as Cover or Dissolve Set.

Search shows a folded set as its cover and an open one as its photographs, with no plate. The remote cannot fold or unfold it.

Press ⌘2 or double-click a photograph. Space toggles 100% and fit; I shows the info panel.

Tap a photograph to open it. Swipe to move, pinch or double-tap to zoom, pull down to close.

Open, as on iPad. Closed, as on iPhone.

Tap a photograph to open it and pinch to zoom. The info panel is a column beside it.

Click a photograph to present it full screen.

The navigator appears above fit. At fit, press G for the glass.

Pinch to look closer, up to 400%. There is no navigator or glass.

As on iPhone.

Pinch to look closer, up to 400%. There is no navigator or glass.

Presentations show the whole photograph.

Press N in Loupe or Compare. The faces appear in Info, below Rating and Verdict.

Face Close-Up is in the view menu over the loupe. The faces head the info sheet.

Open, as on iPad. Closed, as on iPhone.

Face Close-Up is in the view menu. The faces head the info column, in Loupe and Compare.

Presentations show the whole photograph.

Select several photographs and press ⌘3. Pinch or drag to move every pane together.

Compare is in the view menu and a held photograph’s More. Panes stack, or sit across in landscape.

Closed, as on iPhone. Open, the panes tile across the whole display.

Choose Compare from the view menu, or from More on a held photograph.

Apple TV has no Compare. A show puts two upright photographs side by side.

Rest on a comparison. Once every pane shows its original, the sharpest subject’s caption carries the mark.

The mark sits in the pane’s caption, as on the Mac.

As on iPhone.

The mark sits in the pane’s caption, as on the Mac.

Apple TV has no Compare.

Pause in Loupe, zoom past fit, open Develop or press Load original in the rendition panel.

Pausing in Loupe, zooming or opening Develop fetches the original. Compare has Load originals.

As on iPhone.

Pausing in Loupe, zooming or opening Develop fetches the original. Compare has Load originals.

Apple TV fetches no originals. Its previews and a show’s pictures come from Photos at the size they are drawn.

Pause on a photograph in Loupe; the ring in the control band shows the preparation.

Develop shows a cached preview while the original loads.

As on iPhone.

Develop shows a cached preview while the original loads.

Apple TV has no Develop.

In Cleanup, click the red delete button at the foot of the rail and confirm.

In Cleanup, tap the delete button in Choose’s bar and confirm.

As on iPhone.

In Cleanup, tap the delete button in Choose’s bar and confirm.

Apple TV has no Cleanup and deletes nothing.

Click a phase in the control band. Its inset line shows how much of that pile has gone.

The phase menu in the top bar shows each pile’s count and sets Inspect’s floor.

The phase menu in the top bar shows each pile’s count and sets Inspect’s floor.

Large verdict discs and stars adapt to the window. Hover to preview, or slide across the controls and release to commit.

Apple TV has Browse and Present only.

The left rail holds the phase’s buttons; the status bar shows position and verdict.

The phase’s buttons sit in a bar under the photograph, with Undo beside them.

Open, as on iPad. Closed, Undo and the phase’s buttons stand on the system’s rail down the trailing edge.

The phase’s buttons sit in a bar under the photograph, with Undo beside them.

Apple TV has Browse and Present only.

Choose a tonal range and drag the wheel or edit its numeric rows in Colour Grading.

In Colour, choose a tonal range in Colour Grading and drag the wheel or its numeric rows.

In Colour, choose a tonal range in Colour Grading and drag the wheel or its numeric rows.

In Colour, choose a tonal range in Colour Grading and drag the wheel or its numeric rows.

Apple TV has no Develop. Saved colour grading and perspective render in Browse and Present.

In Crop & straighten, adjust Vertical, Horizontal and Aspect or align four guides and apply.

In Crop, adjust Vertical, Horizontal and Aspect or drag four guides and apply.

In Crop, adjust Vertical, Horizontal and Aspect or drag four guides and apply.

In Crop, adjust Vertical, Horizontal and Aspect or drag four guides and apply.

Apple TV has no Develop. Saved colour grading and perspective render in Browse and Present.

Click the split button beside ＋ in Develop's control band, or right-click a version, then choose a reference and drag the divider. A focused divider also uses arrow keys.

Touch the split button beside ＋ under Version, choose a reference and drag the divider. The split button in place of the eye closes it.

Choose Compare With in the version menu, choose a reference and drag the divider. The split button in place of the eye closes it.

Choose Compare With in the version menu, choose a reference and drag the divider. The split button in place of the eye closes it.

Apple TV has no version comparison.

Add Frames actions in Shortcuts and pass their results to the next step.

Use Frames actions in Shortcuts on this device.

As on iPhone.

Use Frames actions in Shortcuts on this device.

Apple TV offers Browse and Present; writing automation actions run on Mac, iPhone and iPad.

Press D and edit. The recipe is kept in the catalogue and the original file is left as it was.

Choose Develop and edit. The recipe is kept in the catalogue and the original is left as it was.

As on iPhone.

Choose Develop and edit. The recipe is kept in the catalogue and the original is left as it was.

Apple TV has no Develop and changes no file.

Adjustments save 400 ms after the last change, and at once when you leave a photograph.

Adjustments save as you work, and at once when you leave a photograph or Develop.

As on iPhone.

Adjustments save as you work, and at once when you leave a photograph or Develop.

A prepared presentation draws each photograph from its chosen recipe.

Press ⇧⌘C in Develop, then ⇧⌘V on another photograph. The status bar names what stayed behind.

Copy Treatment and Paste Treatment are in Develop’s … menu; Paste Treatment… on a selection picks parts.

As on iPhone.

Copy Treatment and Paste Treatment are in Develop’s … menu; Paste Treatment… on a selection picks parts.

Apple TV has no Develop.

Develop decodes with RAW 9 wherever the file supports it; Detail shows the controls it offers.

Develop decodes with RAW 9 wherever the file and device support it.

As on iPhone.

Develop decodes with RAW 9 wherever the file and device support it.

Apple TV decodes no RAW files. A show draws the picture Photos makes of each photograph.

Open Develop; each group shows only the controls this file and its decoder support.

Develop shows supported controls within four stable tasks.

Open, as on iPad. Closed, as on iPhone.

Develop’s column shows only the groups and controls this file supports.

Apple TV has no Develop.

Drag Temperature and Tint, or press W on a RAW file and click a neutral area.

Open Adjust first. Drag Temperature and Tint in Light. On a RAW file, tap Pick White Balance, then a grey area.

Open, as on iPad. Closed, as on iPhone.

Drag Temperature and Tint in the column. On a RAW file, tap Pick White Balance, then a grey area.

Apple TV has no Develop.

Use Looks, Adjust, Crop and Local above the inspector. Each button scrolls its section heading to the top and highlights the current section as you scroll; Reduce Motion makes the jump immediate.

Tap the selected task to collapse or reopen the drawer, including from the closed iPhone Duo’s side rail. Choosing another task opens its controls. Adjust and Local remember their last section.

The selected task is highlighted on the folded rail and open inspector. On a table, the four tasks share one row when space permits, leaving more height for adjustments.

Use Looks, Adjust, Crop and Local above the inspector to jump to their controls.

Apple TV has no Develop.

Drag Exposure, Contrast, Highlights, Shadows, Whites and Blacks in Tone.

Open Adjust first. Drag the six sliders in Develop’s Light tab.

Open, as on iPad. Closed, as on iPhone.

Drag the six sliders in Tone, in Develop’s column.

Apple TV has no Develop.

Click the plot to add a point and drag it, or press T and drag on the photograph.

Open Adjust, then Light. Expand the Curve group to add and drag points. Pick from photograph adds a point at the tone you tap.

Propped across a table, the photograph sits above and the curve below, on the flat half.

Tap the plot to add a point and drag it. Pick from photograph adds a point at the tone you tap.

Apple TV has no Develop.

Press K in Loupe, Compare or Develop, or click the peaking button beside the glass.

In Loupe or Compare, turn on Focus peaking in the view menu. Develop on iPhone draws none.

Open, as on iPad. Closed, as on iPhone.

In Loupe or Compare, turn on Focus peaking in the view menu or press K. Develop on iPad draws none.

Apple TV draws no marks on a photograph.

Pick a band from the strip and drag its three sliders, or press H and click a colour.

In Colour, tap a band and a property, then drag. Pick from photograph chooses the band you tap.

Propped across a table, the photograph sits above and the mixer below, on the flat half.

Tap a band and a property, then drag. Pick from photograph chooses the band you tap.

Apple TV has no Develop.

Press L and click a look. Click the applied look again to remove it and preserve your adjustments; Undo restores it. The ＋ menu saves or imports looks.

In Looks, tap a look to apply it. Tap the applied look again to remove it and preserve your adjustments; Undo restores the look. ＋ saves or imports.

Open, as on iPad. Closed, as on iPhone.

In Looks above the inspector, tap a look to apply it. Tap the applied look again to remove it and preserve your adjustments; Undo restores the look.

Presentations show each photograph’s look.

Choose Monochrome at the top of Develop’s sidebar.

Open Adjust first. Tap Monochrome at the head of Develop’s Colour tab.

Open, as on iPad. Closed, as on iPhone.

Tap Monochrome ahead of the Colour group in Develop’s column.

Apple TV has no Develop.

Under Monochrome, click a filter, then drag the eight band sliders.

Open Adjust first. Under Monochrome in the Colour tab, tap a filter, then drag the eight band sliders.

Open, as on iPad. Closed, as on iPhone.

Under Monochrome in the column, tap a filter, then drag the eight band sliders.

Apple TV has no Develop.

Under Toning, click a preset, or set the hues, strengths and balance.

Open Adjust first. Under Toning in the Colour tab, tap a preset, or drag the hue, strength and balance sliders.

Open, as on iPad. Closed, as on iPhone.

Under Toning in the column, tap a preset, or drag the hue, strength and balance sliders.

Apple TV has no Develop.

Drag Vibrance and Saturation in the Colour group.

Open Adjust first. Drag Vibrance and Saturation in Develop’s Colour tab.

Open, as on iPad. Closed, as on iPhone.

Drag Vibrance and Saturation in the Colour group of the column.

Apple TV has no Develop.

Drag Clarity, Texture and Dehaze in Presence, with Background or a layer selected.

Open Adjust first. Drag Clarity, Texture and Dehaze in the Finish section, for the whole photograph or a mask.

Open, as on iPad. Closed, as on iPhone.

Drag Clarity, Texture and Dehaze in Presence, for the whole photograph or a mask.

Apple TV has no Develop.

Drag Vignette and Grain in Effects; click the row under Grain to choose a stock and format.

Open Adjust, then Finish. Grain Editor offers Amount, Stock, Format and a preview.

Open, as on iPad. Closed, as on iPhone.

Under Finish, open the row below Grain to choose Stock and Format and see a preview.

Apple TV has no Develop.

Drag Halation in Effects. Monochrome makes the glow neutral.

Open Adjust first. Drag Halation in the Finish section. Monochrome makes the glow neutral.

Open, as on iPad. Closed, as on iPhone.

Drag Halation in Effects, in the column. Monochrome makes the glow neutral.

Apple TV has no Develop.

Raise Grain; the photograph’s own seed keeps the pattern the same on every render.

Raise Grain; the photograph’s own seed keeps the pattern the same on every render.

As on iPhone.

Raise Grain; the photograph’s own seed keeps the pattern the same on every render.

Apple TV has no Develop.

Open Lens and click Apply beside the profile found, or drag Distortion on its own.

Open Adjust first. Under Lens in the Finish section, tap Apply beside the profile found, or drag Distortion.

Open, as on iPad. Closed, as on iPhone.

Under Lens in the column, tap Apply beside the profile found, or drag Distortion.

Apple TV has no Develop.

Open Detail; it shows the sharpness, noise, moiré and other controls this file supports.

Open Adjust first. Drag the Detail sliders in the Finish section; only those this file supports appear.

Open, as on iPad. Closed, as on iPhone.

Drag the Detail sliders in the column; only those this file supports appear.

Apple TV has no Develop.

On a file with a gain map, drag HDR in Detail. It starts at zero; press J to watch clipping.

Open Adjust first. On a file with a gain map, drag HDR under Detail in the Finish section. It starts at zero.

Open, as on iPad. Closed, as on iPhone.

On a file with a gain map, drag HDR under Detail in the column. It starts at zero.

Apple TV has no Develop.

Press R, or click the crop button on the folded Crop heading, then drag the handles. Straighten with the slider, a drag outside or ⌘-drag along a line.

In Crop, drag the rectangle or its grips and pick an aspect. Straighten with Angle or Auto level.

Open, as on iPad. Closed, as on iPhone.

Tap Crop, drag the rectangle or its grips and pick an aspect. Straighten with Angle or Auto level.

Presentations show each photograph’s crop.

Close the crop tool with Done, then click the rotate and flip buttons in Crop & straighten.

Close the crop with Done, then tap the rotate and flip buttons in the Crop tab.

Open, as on iPad. Closed, as on iPhone.

Close the crop with Done, then tap the rotate and flip buttons under Crop in the column.

Presentations show each photograph’s orientation.

Click Auto Level in Crop & straighten. The panel says so when no horizon is found.

Tap Auto Level beside Crop. It says No horizon found when there is none.

As on iPhone.

Tap Auto Level beside Crop. It says No horizon found when there is none.

Apple TV has no Develop.

Press Q, click a blemish for a spot, or ⌥-drag to paint a stroke. A plain drag pans.

Open Local first. In Repairs, tap Repair, then tap a blemish for a spot or drag to paint a stroke.

Open, as on iPad. Closed, as on iPhone.

Under Repairs in the column, tap Repair, then tap a blemish for a spot or drag to paint a stroke.

Apple TV has no Develop.

Select a repair and drag its source grip, or choose Source → Automatic to let Frames choose again.

Select a repair and drag its source grip, or tap Automatic source to let Frames choose again.

As on iPhone.

Select a repair and drag its source grip, or tap Automatic source to let Frames choose again.

Apple TV has no Develop.

Under Repairs, Save spots as… names a map; Apply map puts it on a selection or a camera’s span.

Open Local first. Dust maps… in Repairs saves spots and applies a map to this photograph or a selection.

As on iPhone.

Open Local first. Dust maps… in Repairs saves spots and applies a map to this photograph or a selection.

Apple TV has no Develop.

Press ⇧K in Develop to mark likely dust in amber, and drag Threshold.

Open Local first. Tap Find dust in Repairs to mark likely dust in amber, and drag the threshold slider.

As on iPhone.

Open Local first. Tap Find dust in Repairs to mark likely dust in amber, and drag the threshold slider.

Apple TV has no Develop.

Click the Frames mark to lay Composition over the photograph, then click the card to expand the review.

Composition review is being improved before it comes to this device.

As on iPhone.

Composition review is being improved before it comes to this device.

Apple TV has no Develop or Composition review.

Leave Snap on and ⌥-drag a stroke across an object to cover all of it.

With Repair on, turn on Snap to objects and drag a stroke across an object.

As on iPhone.

With Repair on, turn on Snap to objects and drag a stroke across an object.

Apple TV has no Develop.

Drag any control; only RAW white balance and Detail decode the file again.

Drag any control; only RAW white balance and Detail decode the file again.

As on iPhone.

Drag any control; only RAW white balance and Detail decode the file again.

Apple TV has no Develop.

Read it in Loupe’s info panel or Develop. Click a clipping mark, or press J or ⇧J.

Turn on Histogram in Develop’s … menu and tap its clipping marks. Loupe’s view menu marks clipping.

Open, as on iPad. Closed, as on iPhone.

The histogram heads Develop’s column; tap its clipping marks, or press J or ⇧J.

Apple TV shows no histogram.

Hold / in Develop. The crop stays as it is while you hold.

Touch and hold the eye in Develop’s band to see the photograph as shot.

Open, as on iPad. Closed, as on iPhone.

Touch and hold the eye on the band under the photograph to see it as shot.

Apple TV has no Develop.

Leave an edited photograph; Grid then shows its treatment and the edited mark.

Leave an edited photograph; Grid then shows its treatment and the edited mark.

As on iPhone.

Leave an edited photograph; Grid then shows its treatment and the edited mark.

Apple TV makes none, and its grid draws no marks.

Click a segment in the control band, or ＋ to add one. Right-click to rename or delete.

Version in Develop’s … menu picks a treatment or ORIGINAL, or adds one. There is no rename or delete.

As on iPhone.

Version in Develop’s … menu picks a treatment or ORIGINAL, or adds one. There is no rename or delete.

Presentations show each photograph’s chosen treatment.

Right-click a segment for Copy Treatment, then right-click another for Paste Treatment.

The version menu has no copy. Paste Treatment works between photographs.

As on iPhone.

The version menu has no copy. Paste Treatment works between photographs.

Apple TV has no Develop.

Press ? in Develop and click a question mark beside a control, or choose Develop Field Guide from Help.

Choose Help Buttons from Develop’s … menu, then tap a question mark. The slider stays live above its article.

As on iPhone.

Choose Help Buttons from Develop’s … menu, then tap a question mark. The slider stays live above its article.

Apple TV has no Develop.