GuidesGraycard for Mac
Camera photos, plainly answered.
Why camera photos look the way they do, what to do with a folder of them, and how to export them for wherever they go. Each guide names the free tools first and says when its sources were checked.
- 01Why camera photos look flatter than your phone'sPhones merge frames and add contrast, brightness, and color to every shot. Cameras render one frame, often in a subdued style, and a RAW file is not finished at all.
- 02Your photographer sent every photo. Now what?A drive or a download link with every photo from the day, some of them RAW: how to keep them safe, open them, choose the keepers, finish them, and share them.
- 03Export settings for sharing photosWhich size and color profile to export for Instagram, messages, email, and print, and why sRGB with an embedded profile is the safe default.
- 04Convert RAW to JPEG on Mac, in bulkThree ways to turn a folder of RAW files into JPEGs on a Mac: Preview, Apple Photos, and Graycard, and what each one does with your library, color, and size.
Sources checked October 8, 2026. Something wrong or out of date? graycard@sideswipelabs.com