Still pay every month for it? Don’t think so.Nikon Shooter wrote: No, not on mine but students had to go that way because If it is your job, subscription may not be a problem.Ĭonsider you edit photos every other month.Īnd you don’t even use half of the functions of LR. Least you think I am being simple, I also own Affinity Photo, Pixelmator Photo and Pixelmator, Cascable, Snapseed, etc.Ĭrazy to me that people base their opinions on subscription hating, instead use the best tool for the job. I understand if you can’t afford it there are cheaper options and any one of them might be better at something but when comparing all there is to offer, Lightroom is still king. Seamless integration between mobile devices and desktop only happen with Lightroom. All the whining about subscriptions does not change that simple fact. Lightroom on the iPad is your best most complete option. I want to use presets and be able to apply them to multiple similar photos to speed up editing process. I wonder which one would be the closest one to Lightroom. So far I found Affinity, RAW Power, Pixelmator and Darkroom. I will store RAW files on SSD and want to avoid importing them to iPad internal storage - is that possible?Īlso I look for alternative to Lightroom. Now I edit my photos in Lightroom Classic on PC but want to move to IPad to be able to do it on a go too. RAW Power has extended support for Fujifilm Compressed Raw and other cameras too.
And if Apple provides automatic lens correction for that camera, then the RAW Power manual lens correction turns off. If Apple adds support for a camera on the RAW Power extended list, Apple’s support automatically takes precedence. The Extended RAW feature is built with future OS updates in mind. RAW Power has always had the most complete integration with Apple’s RAW engine, offering both the most features and the most control over Apple’s engine. Overall, the Apple engineers have done an excellent job here. The decoder is well integrated into Apple’s software frameworks, which makes it easy to connect to a high precision imaging pipeline like RAW Power’s.
Apple supports hundreds of cameras with high quality decoding, excellent performance, and good color. RAW Power, Photos, Pixelmator, and other apps use Apple’s RAW engine to decode and display RAW images. A First: Edits, Ratings, and Flags Sync over iCloud!.Organize your iOS Photo Library or use Files.app.Get off the Adobe subscription treadmill!
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