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LEGO Fortnite is loose in the world and players everywhere are jumping into the new game mode to see what it’s all about. Whether you’re adventuring alone or gathering a party of friends‚ there’s plenty to do in this expansive new game mode. And not to worry‚ this isn’t a limited time mode. What’s here today will only expand in the future with big updates.

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After adding full HDR support to Photomator‚ the Pixelmator team is bringing this feature to Pixelmator Pro. With the new update‚ Mac users can import‚ edit‚ and export HDR content‚ including HDR photos and videos taken with the iPhone. This major update also brings the ability to work with HDR layers‚ allowing users to seamlessly create designs featuring both SDR and HDR layers‚ all while maintaining their existing workflows. Pixelmator says HDR support "opens up a world of creative possibilities in Pixelmator Pro." Here's a breakdown of all the features of Pixelmator Pro 3.5: Full HDR support: HDR support in Pixelmator Pro lets you import‚ edit‚ and export HDR images. Moreover‚ its video editing capabilities also let you effortlessly edit HDR videos. All the tools and features remain the same while working in HDR mode‚ and you can edit HDR photos and videos within the same Pixelmator Pro editing window‚ enabling HDR on or off at any time. The company also completely revamped its color adjustments. HDR Layers: Pixelmator Pro also supports editing HDR content as layers. When you drag and drop an HDR layer into an SDR composition‚ the SDR layers remain unchanged‚ while the HDR layers preserve their HDR data‚ even within SDR compositions. This ensures that working with HDR content is just as easy as working with any other image or video layer. HDR support in Shortcuts: Automation tools like Shortcuts and AppleScript seamlessly handle HDR content‚ allowing you to efficiently edit multiple photos or videos at a time. HDR Compatibility with other apps: Pixelmator offers a comprehensive guide through which you can export HDR content. MP4 and MOV: Export for Photos‚ QuickTime Player‚ and Final Cut Pro. HDR HEIC: Export for Photos‚ Final Cut Pro‚ and Motion. HDR AVIF: Potential format for future HDR image sharing‚ thanks to its efficient data handling. HDR Still Image Video: Export for Safari‚ Messages‚ and other apps that don't typically support HDR images. OpenEXR: Export for Finder‚ Quick Look‚ and image or video editing apps like Blender. The update is available to all current Pixelmator Pro users for free. If you haven’t got Pixelmator Pro yet‚ it’s currently on sale for $25 on the Mac App Store. Don't Miss: Photomator now supports HDR content editing on iPhone 15 The post Pixelmator Pro 3.5 gets full HDR support with editable HDR layers appeared first on BGR. Today's Top Deals Apple Watch Series 9 plummets to new all-time low of $289 Best Apple deals for December 2023 Today’s deals: $199 Apple Watch SE‚ $20 Blink Mini camera‚ SodaStream sale‚ heated jackets‚ more Apple M2 Mac mini drops to $499 on sale‚ and it’s never been cheaper Trending Right Now: The Geminids meteor shower will peak tonight‚ don’t miss it If the iPhone 16 looks like this leak‚ Apple really gave up on good design iOS 17.2 is now available with these 18 new features

A Roman ‘domus’ with several floors‚ constructed in multiple phases during Rome's Republican age‚ has been uncovered in the vicinity of Rome's Palatine Hill and the Forum.  Read moreSection: NewsHistory &; ArchaeologyRead Later 

"Condescending snobs" such as U.S. climate envoy John Kerry promote agreements that help China and hurt the United States‚ according to Sen. John Barrasso‚ R-Wyo.