Release4 min read
Graycard is on the Mac App Store
Graycard turns a folder of camera photos into JPEGs ready to share. It sets aside the misses, finishes the color, and exports the whole shoot on your Mac.
BlogGraycard for Mac
What’s new, and how it works.
Releases, how-tos, and notes on Graycard, from SideSwipe Labs, who make it. For camera photos in general, with sources, read the guides.
How-to5 min read
How to use Graycard, from card to shared JPEGs
Open a card or folder, let Auto-cull set aside the misses, check the color, and export JPEGs ready to share. A first shoot in Graycard, step by step.
Note4 min read
What Auto-cull sets aside, and why
Auto-cull reads each photo's preview on your Mac and sets aside blur, closed eyes, bad exposure, and burst extras for review. What each check looks at.
Note3 min read
Where your photos go when you use Graycard
Graycard reads your photos where they are and never uploads them. What it keeps on your Mac, what leaves it and when, and how to clear it all.
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