For instance, from the ability to resize, rotate, crop, and even upscale your photos, all the way to being able to deploy color adjustments - such as brightness/contrast, gamma & color correction work - there’s a decent amount of usage one can get out of this app.Įven more, there’s also a Creative Retouching option nested in the same Edit images menu, which can perform lens correction, sharpening, artifact removal, and other such adjustments. ReaConverter also offers its users the option to edit the photos they’re looking to convert. The format saving option is just as notable, in that it provides a lot of usability in the case the user wants to get more specific with their desired conversion results: for example, changing the JPG format settings allows you to change the quality of the file, and even lets you pick the color space, if you know what you’re looking for. Thus, while a more typical JPG to PNG conversion isn’t much to talk about, the function to convert RAW files is particularly notable here. The app highlights the more popular formats through the aforementioned bottom menu, but you’re given the choice to add more, based on your needs. Upon booting up the app, you’re greeted by a quite simplistic yet intuitive interface that outlines this app’s duties right away: you can add your photos through the add files menu - or just drag & drop - choose the format you’d like it converted to, accessible at the bottom, and click start. No doubt, given the medley of formats available to you via reaConverter, there are a lot of users the app seemingly caters to.
Whether you’d want to convert something to a popular format - say, from JPEG to PNG - or are looking to tap into more specific, rather unchartered formats - such as CAL, DXF, and so forth - reaConverter is the app for the job.
If converting images is what you’re in need of, reaConverter Standard is worth considering.
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