Photo Editing Software, What's Your Choice?

[Greg Shchepanek]

Have you checked out the right one? I think they have a solution for using it as an add on for adobe... But it may be a bit expencive to have them both...

I am giving it the 14 day trial on my computer as an Adobe plugin this will be very interesting thank you for bring it to my attention

 

[Jack]

I'm using Lightroom at the moment. But there are software which I have as well like Luminar and Topaz, they are really great products to have. Also, they are good as you have pay only once, so no subscriptions are involved.

Which that's why I think a lot of photographers now are moving away from Adobe.

 

[Jack]

Adobe Lightroom and Photoshop.


I've tried Capture One which was really dissapointing and Luminar 4 which was OK if you want to edit one-two photos rapidly.
OFC, I've tried free FOSS alternatives since I'm a Linux guy, but God they are awful...

They are releasing new version soon, which is Luminar ai 1.0.1 . Just checked the email. I would love to know what brings to the table new version. Taking in consideration that there are plenty of editing software out there.

 

[Greg Shchepanek]

I have listed the software in most popular for 2021 and please do select all that you are using now and your insights and knowledge of them are always most welcome

 

[HegeStensland]

I have listed the software in most popular for 2021 and please do select all that you are using now and your insights and knowledge of them are always most welcome

ACDSee photo studio has a new one, but I only have an old version, so I guess the old one I got doesn't fit on the list?

 

[Greg Shchepanek]

ACDSee photo studio has a new one, but I only have an old version, so I guess the old one I got doesn't fit on the list?

You can put it as Other, you are allowed multiple selections in this poll

 

[HegeStensland]

You can put it as Other, you are allowed multiple selections in this poll

Done I would recomend ACDSee for its special effect with adding water and lens correction, but I can't find focus stacking on the old version and I like ON1 better The new ACDSee has focus stacking though, so I might try it out for a trial before finally choosing what to go for

 

[Guest 1012]

They are releasing new version soon, which is Luminar ai 1.0.1 . Just checked the email. I would love to know what brings to the table new version. Taking in consideration that there are plenty of editing software out there.

I know about it, it's already launched for some time, but never tried it.

 

[Helix_2648]

I really liked on1 photo raw 2021 I need focus stacking, which one has it and wich ones does not? I haven't decided 100% yet what to get...

I added a post to your focus stacking topic HegeStensland which might help you to find the best software solution for you.

 

[Jack]

I know about it, it's already launched for some time, but never tried it.

Has great features, example if shooting portraits, you can easily play with Ai options.