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Flying Meat Releases Acorn 7
20 March 2021
Flying Meat has updated Acorn, Gus Mueller's image editing software for macOS to version 7. The new version, which adopts many of Big Sur's user interface conventions, is a universal binary with native code for M1 chips.
HIGHLIGHTS
Highlights of the new version include:
- Universal binary for M1 Macs
- Unified Windows with a matching toolbar
- Big Sur user interface conventions
- New export workflow to specify color profile, file format, file size and live preview
- Animated GIF export
- Perspective Fix & Crop tool
- Accurate Color Picker for either RGB or HSV without switching modes
- Command Bar to search menu commands and other hidden commands
- Save presets for Raw images
There's more to version 7, all of it revealed in the release notes. The new version requires macOS 10.14 Mojave or higher.
PRICE, AVAILABILITY
The $39.99 image editor on sale for $19.99 and is also available as a 14-day free trial and may be purchased directly from Flying Meat. The company also offers Retrobatch, an intriguingly powerful batch image processor.