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I’ll start with the Adobe products as these photo editing tools are the industry standard, to which all others strive to match. I’ve also given my thoughts on pros and cons for each.

Average rating – Overall rating (one for beginners, one for intermediate) as an average of the items above.

Extras – What extra special things can it do like HDR, pano, layer images, combine images, texture overlays, add text, etc?.

Help – Are there good tutorials or help/support for the program? How helpful are they? Is there a support forum or Facebook group?.

Browser – Is there a way to view images and sort, tag, catalog, flag and rate them? Can you browse images?.

Import & Export Options – How easy is it to export (save) images? Especially for sharing, social media, email, resizing? How is data on RAW files saved?.

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Presets – Does it have presets? How many come with it? What is the quality like? Are they customizable? Are there others available for free or purchase?.

Layers – Does it handle layers? How easy/hard is it to understand?.

RAW – How good is the RAW processor? Ease of use, features? Image quality?.

Ease of use out of the box – How easy is it to get started? Interface ease of use and functionality.

I have used the following as my questions and rating criteria:

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Having over 20+ years of using Photoshop, Lightroom and various other software – I figured if I can’t figure it out easily (and need to watch 4-10 hours of video tutorials just to get it), what chance do you have? How I Tested

I wanted to see how intuitive each program was when I opened it. I’ve approached this is from a perspective of a total beginner. I will give you some of my thoughts and initial impressions of each program as well as rate them in eight different areas. This photo editing software review & comparison is broken into two parts, covering 4-5 different programs in each. So click here if you just want to cut to the chase! The Comparison Break Down NOTE: At the end of this review and comparison, you’ll find a chart with a summary of all my findings for the programs in this roundup. Sorry, they are not in the same order – I put Lightroom first on my list and my review of it is first below, but it’s listed last on the chart below. These are just the facts for comparison purposes. Just to get you started here are the specs on each.

Luminar by Macphun ( they are changing their name soon to Skylum).

Lightroom Classic for comparison purposes.

In part one I will be reviewing the following photo editing software: Photo Editing Software Review & Comparison I did not do this whole thing in a couple hours – I wanted to give each one a good shot – and give you the best answers and ratings I could. So please be forewarned this is a LONG, extensive article.

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SIDE NOTE: I have spent more than five full days (better part of a whole week) trying out these programs for you, making test images and making notes and ratings. It’s no wonder you’re confused and don’t know which program to choose!īut fear not, I’m here to help you wade through some of the options and give you my first impressions and thoughts on each. I’ll also make some suggestions for you based on whether you are a beginner or intermediate user in the area of image editing.

It seems like everyone and their dog now has a RAW photo editing software and I’m finding task is a bit daunting, to say the least. So I’ve taken on the enormous task of trying as many of them out for you as I can. I got a lot of comments, questions, and requests for more info on some of the other photo editing software available now. Having recently tested Luminar by Skylum, I wrote about my findings in these two reviews: Instead, they opted to stick with the purchased version of Lightroom.īut now after Lightroom 6, that is not an option any longer, and some people are looking for Lightroom alternatives when it comes to photo editing software. Many people were already tired of paying a monthly subscription fee, many never chose to sign up for it in the first place.

Recently, Adobe announced some new changes to Lightroom and its Photography Plan. I’ve reviewed 5 editors here and compared them, with my ratings organized between beginner and intermediate to help you choose. When it comes to photo editing software, photographers seem to be looking for new alternatives lately.