Photos already lets us make some awesome adjustments to our snapshots, but High Sierra seriously ups the game with powerful pro-level tools-like a curves palette for fine-tuning color and contrast, a selective color dropper to home in a specific hue, and new filters that will make your photos fit for an art gallery. The new Photos app in High Sierra features new pro-level editing tools.īut the coolest feature may be a set of new built-in editing tools. It’ll also be easier to identify who’s in your photos with more accurate People identification and cross-device syncing for albums. A slew of new features await us in the new OS, including better organization, looped Live Photos, and new Memories categories. Photos is rapidly becoming one of the most used apps on our Macs, and in High Sierra it looks we’ll be spending even more time with it. AppleInsider also states that other games that have problems since the APFS upgrade include Civilization V, Counter-Strike: Global Offensive, Half-Life 2, and Team Fortress 2. Unity recommends that developers working on games based on the Unity Engine (such as Cities: Skylines) should not upgrade to High Sierra or upgrade to Unity 5.5. APFS does not work with Fusion Drives and hard drives, so those storage devices will continue to use HFS+.ĪppleInsider report states that some games have problems running on APFS. Upgrade to High Sierra, the SSD will automatically be converted from HFS+ to APFS. APFS also brings some heavy-duty security, including built‑in encryption, crash‑safe protections, and simplified data backup on the go.

Apple VP Craig Federighi quickly demoed how fast files are copied, and it should save quite a bit of time, even on older Macs.

One of the main tenets of High Sierra, APFS will be new the new default file system, bringing an advanced 64-bit architecture and a responsive design to cut down on the time it takes to do common tasks.

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