Software?

[true_one_picture]

Whats peoples fav software out there?

Im using PS 7.0 at the mo.

Thanks
Phil

 

[Darryn]

Aperture 2 is my tool of choice.

I also have PS CS3 but 99% of its features are beyond me, i can clone out dustbunnies and thats about all i use it for.

 

[krazy_horse]

I use CS2, but love Picasa for it's simplicity.

JB

 

[Dogfish_magnet]

I'm learning (slowly) CS3 , As I'm new to this I've not used any other photo editing SW .

PJ

 

[Gary]

Aperture 2. love it so much i actually paid for it!

 

[marky_h]

Lightroom. Great for cataloguing, tagging and simple PP

 

[Craikeybaby]

Another Lightroom vote here

 

[Susane]

PS Elements6, the Gimp, Paint.net, Serif, Magix, Zoner, Photoscape, Photofiltre, Picasa2 etc. etc.etc.

Whatever suits what I want to do with my photos at the time.

 

[fletch5]

Psp X2 At The Mo, Cant Afford The Full Cs3, And Prefered The Corel Version To Elements.

 

[Toothie]

i vote for light room although i dont use half the features in it

 

[daveharlow]

I've just got CS3 & Lightroom also thinking of adding Aperture to see the difference in the two when processing RAW files.

 

[Graham_P_Clarke]

Aperture (still on 1.54 and must upgrade soon) and CS3 when required

 

[simonkit]

Cs3 for me - it is a bit expensive though & has lots of options which I'm not likely to use, Lightroom makes more sense probably

simon

 

[bod]

Bibble. I can whip through a days shooting very quickly and don't have to pay a Microsoft/Apple tax ; )
There's some great plugins available too - "Andy", the B&W film plugin is especially good.

 

[ppp]

CS3 and Bridge for me

trying to get on with Lightroom but i just hate it compared to CS3 for editing

 

[Steep]

I'm using Micrografx Picture Publisher which unfortunately is no longer available and is beginning to show it's age, I guess I'm going to have to replace it at some point but I'm so used to it it will be hard to convert to something else.

 

[Slapo]

Most people here know already, but it's these:
the GIMP
RawTherapee
UFRaw and dcraw (for batch jobs mostly)
RAWHide (just playing with it, it's not bad, but the above often beat it, I'll probably dump it soon)
If I feel the need for 16-bit editing, Corel Photo-Paint 11 does the job well.

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