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Photo editing software preferences.

Greg Bridges
Hi everyone and happy Saturday. Here’s a discussion point. I use a Mac laptop, iPad and iPhone and have been using Apple’s photo editing software since buying my camera. Are there any preferable software packages that the Group is using that are Apple compatible? Look forward to your views and enjoy your weekends.
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Bazza
Hi Greg

I’am also using iMac for editing over past 10 years and if affordable Adobe LR classic has to be my favourite and even PS Photography package is still good value if serious about editing. Before going into Adobe it’s worth spending time on some web training.

My 2nd choice would be NIK package especially the Silver Efex for Mono, it’s been around for years and still recognised as one of the best.

3rd. Choice being Topaz who have become quite expensive recently with their De Noise having good track record

Loads of newer packages around but I know these all work well with IMac and Apple equipment

See you
Barrie


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Bazza
Further to above, just viewed the below link that covers three levels of editing in LR

https://youtu.be/DmSEHdBo9I0?si=O0oZuxZ93U4f-eVp

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Ian Stedman
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Hi Greg,

Another option is Affinity Photo 2, https://affinity.serif.com/en-gb/photo/, for a one-off payment of £67.99 and is available for the Mac.

I've recently switched to it from Paintshop Pro and it has been a major step up, it has in-painting/content aware fill and decent selection tools.

I'll second Barrie's recommendation if NikEffects, I use it with DxO photolab and as a plugin for Affinity. For all apps, there is normally a 30 day trial before you buy, worth spending the effort and watching a few Youtube videos on potential packages.


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Greg Bridges
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Thanks Barrie - that a great help.
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