Adobe Photoshop CC + Adobe Photoshop Lightroom and 5. 20GB of storage. Video tutorials.

$9.99 a month. And they have no plans on raising it.

http://www.adobe.com/en/products/photoshop.html

It is too widespread and used by too many different people.

What alternatives you know? I mean here full fledged photo editors with modern cameras raw support, layers, etc.

Updated for 2016.

PhotoLine 19.51

Has 16bit support, vecor tools, Mac/PC versions, 64bit version. Works as portable on your USB stick, if you like. Small and fast.

• Both Mac and PC support, works on Windows XP and up
• $60, 59 EUR - http://www.pl32.com/

Sherif PhotoPlus X8

• $89 - http://www.serif.com/photoplus/
• Free edition at http://www.serif.com/free-photo-editing-software/

Affinity Photo 1.4

Mostly Mac editor, but now also beta version for PC exist.

• Mac OS X 10.7.5 or later, Windows 7 and up
• $49.99 at http://www.affinity.serif.com

Sagelight Editor

• Advanced editor with unique interface
• Lifetime version of Sagelight for $39.95

• Development stopped as of 2016, developer lost

• http://www.sagelighteditor.com/

GIMP

• Free - http://www.gimp.org/

Corel PaintShop Pro X9

• From $59 - http://www.paintshoppro.com/en/products/paintshop-pro/ultimate/

Acorn

• Mac, http://www.flyingmeat.com/acorn/
• $30 - https://itunes.apple.com/us/app/acorn-4-image-editor-for-humans/id634108295?ls=1&mt=12

Pixelmator 3.5

Mac only editor.

• Mac OS X 10.9.5 or later
• $30 at www.pixelmator.com

CyberLink PhotoDirector Ultra 7

• Mac OS X 10.7, Windows 7
• Deluxe ($49.99), Ultra ($144.99), and Suite ($199.95) , info at http://www.cyberlink.com

Corel AfterShot Pro 3

It is less editor and more Lightroom like thing.

• Mac OSX 10.9 or later, Windows 7 SP1
• $80, at http://www.aftershotpro.com

Adobe Photoshop Elements 14

So called consumer editor.

• Macs OS X 10.9.5 or later, Windows 7 SP1
• $100 at http://www.adobe.com

I am newbie to graphics design world. Recently I have introduced about "clipping path". And it seems interesting to me. and I have already seen a tutorial about it. But I don't have Adobe Photoshop. I went to their site but the software wasn't free. Is there any other free software like Adobe Photoshop where I can learn & practice clipping path?

Tutorial looks good. Because there is picture with description for better understand. But unfortunately i don't have Adobe Photoshop software.

Is there anyone who can help me out? Thanks in advance.

http://www.vicanek.de/plugins/wireworm.htm

http://sagelighteditor.wordpress.com/2011/02/23/wire-worm-a-free-plug-in-you-cant-do-without-new-version-available-too/

Now for the instructions! 1. Import your video into photoshop 2. Right click your video in the layers section and change it to a smart object (Important) 3. Now go to the filters section in photoshop and add the camera raw filter to your video. 4. Adjust the highlights and shadows as you would like then click done. 5. Go to file>export>render video>adobe media encoder>quicktime uncompressed 6. Now wait for it to render (It will take A LONG TIME) but it will be worth it none of the plugins in any of the other video suites have this much capability when handling highlights and shadows) that's why it take so much longer to render. 7. Enjoy your results and have an excellent day i really felt i had to share this because i have been trying tons of plugins and they never worked well enough. Also i should add that you can finish your grade in davinci, premiere, after fx, final cut etc. Good Luck

https://www.kickstarter.com/projects/5074048/special-dedicated-editing-keyboard-for-photoshop

What do you guys think about that? Would you use it and which would be your favorite application to have an overlay for?

http://www.synthetechinc.com/colorbandit.html

+++++++DOWNLOAD THE PLUG-IN)++++++++

www.synthetechinc.com/ColorBandit/ColorBandit.8bf I’ve tested the plug-in on CS4, CS5 and CS6 in 32 bit mode (I suspect earlier Photoshops will work as well. I’m pretty sure this will not work for 64 bit versions).

+++++++ INSTRUCTIONS ++++++++

You need to copy the ColorBandit.8bf file to your “Filters” folder in the plug-in directory. Assuming you installed Photoshop normally, this would be C:/Program Files (x86)/Adobe/Adobe Photoshop CS#/Plug-ins/Filters

To use Color Bandit, go to the "Filters" menu on the top bar, go down to "Synthetech" and select "Color Bandit". A dialog will pop up with two options, grab and apply. Grabbing will capture whatever image currently has focus and store it to a buffer. Apply will transfer the colors from whatever image was last "grabbed" to the current image which has focus. Color Bandit should work with selected regions of an image, please let me know if it does not.

NOTE # 1: CS6 does not have a “Filters” folder in the Plug-ins directory, so you’ll need to create one).

NOTE #2: Make sure you copy to “Program Files (x86)” and not “Program Files”. Also make sure that you open the 32 bit version of Photoshop, not the 64 bit version.

+++++++++ CONTEST +++++++++

If you guys produce any cool transfers I’d love to show them off to the world! If you’d like your images to be used to promote Color Bandit then just post them in this thread. If I like them and use them then I’ll both cite you as the original author, and I’ll send you a commercial license for Color Bandit as a gift (NOTE: you have to own the rights to these pictures). If you can think of an uncommon/unconventional use for Color Bandit then that will be favored as well.

+++++++++ QUESTIONS +++++++++

I have some general survey questions – just stuff to help me choose where to allocate my time in order to deliver the best plug-in to the most users. Feel free to answer as much or as little as you'd like :)

What version of Photoshop do you use?
Do you plan to switch to creative cloud in the next year?
What platform do you use? Win, Mac?
How important would 16 and 32 bit RGB image support be to you? (1=low ---- 10=high)

Businessy questions

Would you use this as a hobbyist or commercially? If commercially then what/where is your job?
Where do you usually go to find/buy new plug-ins?
What would this plug-in be worth to you as a hobbyist or commercially (in $)?
What Photography/Photoshop websites/magazines do you read to find out about stuff like this?

Thanks for your time and enjoy the beta!

http://www.mohitseb.com

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In this one-day creativeLIVE course, taught by author and Photoshop expert Lesa Snider,You'll learn what the Creative Cloud is, how to use it, and how it affects your future. We'll break down the pricing schedule so you can learn exactly which package to purchase in order to get the most bang for your buck. Next, Lesa will dive deep into all the new features in Photoshop Creative Cloud, including how to use the new Shake Reduction & Camera Raw filters, how to use the new Image Size dialog box to make higher quality enlargements, edit the corners of a rounded rectangle after you've drawn it, create 3D text, and much more

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