Thanks for using MyerTidy. This version: - For video conversion feature: now it supports applying Apple LOG to HDR PQ or HLG conversion, along with the existing option to convert to Rec.709 SDR. - For video conversion feature: you can now keep the output video as 4K without having to compress its resolution. - Supports Japanese language.

This version fixes an issue where screenshots without original datetime metadata were assigned the current time after conversion.

Thanks for using MyerTidy. This version: - Support applying Apple LOG → Rec.709 LUT before converting video. The app will automatically use different Cubes for Apple Log and Apple Log 2. - Update the algorithm to decode Bayer RAW when doing RAW conversion. - Minimum iOS version is now iOS 18.0.

The new version of MyerTidy now lets you convert PNG screenshots to HEIF/JPEG to save space.

This new version adopted the new Liquid Glass design for iOS 26 and macOS 26. Fixed the issue where HDR in photos captured by Project Indigo can’t be preserved during conversion. Note that you must select the “Current” version for those photos before converting for those RAW+JPEG photos captured by Project Indigo.

This new version adopted the new Liquid Glass design for iOS 26 and macOS 26. Fixed the issue where HDR in photos captured by Project Indigo can’t be preserved during conversion. Note that you must select the “Current” version for those photos before converting for those RAW+JPEG photos captured by Project Indigo.

Addressed an issue where some RAW files by 3rd-party cameras can't be converted.

This version includes an improvement: after converting RAW and video assets, the converted files will be re-added to their original albums. For example, if you convert RAW assets from the PhotonCam album, the resulting HEIF files will still appear in the PhotonCam album.

Thanks for using MyerTidy. This version: - Refreshed some UI/UX to improve the experience. - Supported converting videos to 720P using H.264 encoding format. - On iOS 18+, viewing photos will now have HDR effect. - Supported preserving HDR effect for converting ProRAW photos on Mac. - Now it requires iOS 16 / macOS 13 and later to update. - Other bug fixes and improvements.

Thanks for using MyerTidy. This version brings some improvements: - Now the Preserving HDR feature is free for everyone. - If the original ProRAW photos are in ISO Gain Map standard, the converted photos will also be in ISO Gain Map (instead of the Apple Gain Map) on iOS 18.

This version improves some experience and fixes some bugs.

This version improves some experience and fixes some bugs.

Thanks for using MyerTidy. This version brings some features: - Support saving converted images as edited version. So you can revert the current version back to the original version without saving the large DNG file. - You can select media to convert using the system picker, which enables some advanced filter functions like filtering by face, scene, location and more.

Thanks for using MyerTidy. This version optimizes experience on iOS 18.

This version improves some experience and fixes some bugs.

This version improves some experience.

This version improves some experience.

This version improves some experience.

This version improves some experience.

This version supports preserving HDR effect after converting RAW photos to JPEG or HEIF.

This version fixes an issue where converted photos are missing locations.

This version improves some experience.

This version improves some experience.

This version adds support to convert 4K videos to 1080P while preserving Dolby Vision HDR. Also, it has a refreshed new look.

This version adds support for downloading photos from iCloud automatically. Also you can preserve HDR effect for ProRAW photos taken by iPhone 12 Pro or above Pro series. This feature required iOS 17.0+. Also, you can convert RAW photos from iCloud. MyerTidy will help you download the original photos before converting them.