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Before I forget (software)
Jan. 8th, 2019 10:53 pm.. there are about 20 hours before the Humble Bundle photography offer ends.
$1 gets you PhotoMirage (turn one photo into an animation) and Photolemur 2 (automatic photo enhancer)
$14ish gets you PaintShop Pro 2019 (competent traditional photo editor - it will offer you Corel's RAW editor AfterShot3 Pro at a good price too) and CameraBag Pro (filter-based editor) too.
$25 (= two months of hiring Photoshop) gets you Imerge Pro (image compositor), ACDSee Photo Studio Ultimate one year sub (organiser with editing power), and Aurora HDR 2018 (does nice improvements without the cheesy 'HDR look') as well.
All run on Windows, some on Macs. I already had AfterShot 3 Pro, because there's a native Linux version...
I've only used Aurora for more than a few minutes and it's been particularly good on some of my city photos = I will be using it more. Many years ago, ACDSee used to be my photo organiser of choice, and PaintShop Pro has been improved since I last saw it.
$1 gets you PhotoMirage (turn one photo into an animation) and Photolemur 2 (automatic photo enhancer)
$14ish gets you PaintShop Pro 2019 (competent traditional photo editor - it will offer you Corel's RAW editor AfterShot3 Pro at a good price too) and CameraBag Pro (filter-based editor) too.
$25 (= two months of hiring Photoshop) gets you Imerge Pro (image compositor), ACDSee Photo Studio Ultimate one year sub (organiser with editing power), and Aurora HDR 2018 (does nice improvements without the cheesy 'HDR look') as well.
All run on Windows, some on Macs. I already had AfterShot 3 Pro, because there's a native Linux version...
I've only used Aurora for more than a few minutes and it's been particularly good on some of my city photos = I will be using it more. Many years ago, ACDSee used to be my photo organiser of choice, and PaintShop Pro has been improved since I last saw it.