Observed arrival · 2026-09-27
Numa — a photo editor that keeps your files local
Numa edits photos on iPhone, iPad, Mac and Linux, with local masks, RAW support and tools for sorting bursts.
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- Photographers editing RAW files across devices
- Worth noticing
- Its culling view scores sharpness across bursts and suggests a best frame, while leaving the keep-or-discard choice to the photographer.
Field notes
The site says photographs stay in their existing locations, including cards, external drives, NAS devices, synced folders and Photos libraries; Numa opens them through the device’s own files. It also describes per-mask light and colour adjustments, RAW support across 29 formats, and compatibility with Lightroom and Capture One presets. The iPhone, iPad and Mac versions are presented as a TestFlight beta awaiting Apple review.
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