Photolemur review: An app that puts Mac image enhancement on autopilot

Macworld
Jan 11, 2017, 9:00 am514 pts
As a parent of two kids, I take a lot of pictures. But it seems more of my time is spent enhancing images shot with my iPhone to make them look their best—a repetitive and tedious task if I don’t process photos as they’re being taken. No photo editor Photolemur ($49 for a five-Mac license; $20 on the App Store…

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