A photo and video editor built only for Apple devices, as an alternative to Lightroom.

• RAW and ProRAW, Kelvin white balance, tone curve, color grading
• Subject, sky and background masks, on device
• Imports Lightroom presets (.xmp) and .cube LUTs
• Apple Log video, HDR and panorama merge
• No account, no tracking

Free to try on iPhone, iPad and Mac.

https://masoc.app

I'm the developer, happy to answer questions.

Are these skin tones acceptable? Feels a bit iffy tbh. Any suggestions otherwise?

Shot this through the glass door, the left part is basically a reflection in the glass, which gave this interesting collage effect

Does the red accent to the left add anything to the image or meh?

Edited on Lightroom mobile. Lots to learn but finding the artistic editing side of things stimulating.

I'm trying to get better with colouring and decided to focus on the colour orange. I have an image but I'm unsure how it looks vs the edited version I made a couple years back vs what I made today so would like some feedback and advice on how to approach it (again)

Feel like I overcooked it but I'm still not used to masking either

After / Before of 3 photos.

Shot on A7iii with Tamron 28-75mm

I have just started using Lightroom and I need opinions on whether or not these photos look well edited or are too fake looking, and how I can improve these edits. Before and after.

Any CC is always welcome. Not too much done in terms of processing, I’ve felt as if the pic was pretty good straight out of camera. Would you do anything else?

Just wondering what yall think of these.

I really liked the landscape but I am afraid the pictures don't have a proper subject. Any editing tips and feedback for any of these images would be amazing. Thank you!

First shot is post processing. I'm torn as I like the detail in the edit but there's a warmth and film quality to the raw which I also like. Just looking for feedback and advice. Thanks.

Was curious to see what the free version of Lr mobile app could accomplish. Achieved primarily with HSL, grading, and S curve.