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I occasionally shoot RAW, use Apple's OSes, and primarily shoot with an OM-System mirrorless camera. Currently, I'm using Photomator alongside Apple Photos. W

I occasionally shoot RAW, use Apple's OSes, and primarily shoot with an OM-System mirrorless camera. Currently, I'm using Photomator alongside Apple Photos. Workflow is roughly... - Import photos from camera into Photos - Edit photos in Photomator - Share photos to Shared Library in Photos Wife will also share her photos via Shared Library so I can edit. For non-professional this works well. Native file library integration (including shared library and shared albums), edit across all OS variants (iOS, iPadOS, MacOS), and Photomator is as close to native as you can get today (they're owned by Apple).

Joeri 11mo ago
I am too worried about ballooning icloud storage to add raws to apple’s photos, but the workflow appeals to me.
- alistairSH 11mo ago
  Yeah, that's a problem for sure. I mitigate by shooting JPG most of the time, only going to RAW for shots I think will need the sort of editing RAW enables. So, maybe 10-20% of my shots are RAW, at most. And for most of those, after edits, I'll export back into Photos as a new file, and remove the original RAW. Obviously, this is destructive, so it might not appeal to you, but it does side-step the RAW storage conundrum.
Almondsetat 11mo ago
OM-System provides a software to edit RAWs
- alistairSH 11mo ago
  MacOS only. I usually travel with an iPad.