According to this:
I should be able to edit portrait mode photos in "Photos" on my Mac running Catalina.
But I can't figure it out for the life of me. I do not see the "lighting effect" menu shown in the guide. Worse still, if I do any edits at all, it turns off portrait mode, and I have to open the photo again on my iPhone (12) to turn portrait mode back on for that photo.
Weirdly, Photos on the mac does show the "portrait" label on the photos in the gallery, but when i select one to edit it seems to know nothing about it...
Anyone know what I'm doing wrong? It's not a hardware issue is it? I am on a 2016 12" MacBook - does this feature require some minimum hardware specs that I don't have?
Change the lighting of a portrait in Photos on Mac
In Photos on your Mac, apply lighting effects to a portrait photo.
support.apple.com
I should be able to edit portrait mode photos in "Photos" on my Mac running Catalina.
But I can't figure it out for the life of me. I do not see the "lighting effect" menu shown in the guide. Worse still, if I do any edits at all, it turns off portrait mode, and I have to open the photo again on my iPhone (12) to turn portrait mode back on for that photo.
Weirdly, Photos on the mac does show the "portrait" label on the photos in the gallery, but when i select one to edit it seems to know nothing about it...
Anyone know what I'm doing wrong? It's not a hardware issue is it? I am on a 2016 12" MacBook - does this feature require some minimum hardware specs that I don't have?