If it is your go-to tool for photo editing, you’ll have to either choose and learn to use a Mac alternative or get Windows OS inside your Macbook. Corel’s PaintShop Pro is one of such programs.
I just can’t believe NLP would be the only real option.Switching from a Windows PC to a Macbook can be a hassle because not all Windows programs have versions for Mac OS. Unfortunately only on phones and tablets with images from those devices cameras. Kodak’s own Mobile Film Scanner app for one, does a good job at this. Significantly more complex and well made software have been written and is being supported for significantly more complex tasks for less money or for free. Let's not make mountains out of molehills, or make a whole industry out of a single step. I am aware that it's not a simple reverse and adjust and that the orange mask needs special attention, but still. I have no use for the rest of the package, I “just” need the conversion done in badges once in a while. I already paid for Vuescan as implied, so I’m obviously not averse to paying for a good product. It would just be another subsscription on top of the many others I already have. Ten dollars a month might not seem a lot initially, but it’s as anyone will tell you with even the slightest experience of such schemes, it’s just an excuse for Adobe to get their trunk down your wallet for a steady trickle and hoping you forget about it, and purchase some of their other offers without thinking about it too, now that your payment details are down and easy. However, the subscription model is not one of them, it's probably the smartest thing they've ever done.Ĭlick to expand.Wherever did I say I wanted it all for free? There is a lot to complain about when it comes to Adobe, I do often (no real dust and scratch removal tool!!!!). As a company they not only completely ended piracy, which was a HUGE problem for them, and vastly grew the pool of creatives who could afford their software. Plus you get pretty decent add-ons like Premier Rush and Portfolio. It would take 7.5 YEARS of paying monthly to match the price of the standalone versions of that software, and in that time Adobe would have released 2-3 new versions, and back then previous versions of ACR did not support new cameras. Adobe reduced the price of PS & LR to $10/mo. Now you already want an alternative that is apparently free? Actually when it WAS released, Nathan didn't even support raw files from the CCD line scanners, but he added that feature for no extra cost. It is a complex piece of software that Nathan continues to work hard on improving. It makes better conversions than Epson Software, Nikon, Vuescan, even the high end stuff from Imacon/Hasselblad. NLP was 'JUST' released within the last few months.
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