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Meanwhile also PS Elements got better, looking at the specs, so at your place I would consider PWP and PS Elements as well. It has existed for some time now and is definitely a great free Lightroom replacement if you don’t edit RAW files.

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Before moving to PS CS I was using a less expensive but very cost-effective alternative, that is Picture Window Pro. If you want something with a stellar design, straightforward and logically placed tools, and a whole of such tools that you can use for free in a browser, look no further than Polarr. If LZ fits the bill I don't know, because haven't tried it.

In my opinion LR is not meant to be the only application you need for photography, but you will also need another one for all the more sophisticated work on your images. Top Log in or register to post comments Tue, - 10:07 2 skoegler I agree. What about a Lightroom plugin that allows to add the new LightZone version to the catalog and stack with the original. You can try them out and see if they do a good job of reading the annotations written by IPTC-compatible applications such as Lightroom Classic. LightZone with Lightroom integration I see LightZone and Lightroom as tools that complement each other very well. I currently use Photoshop CS2 & iView Media. However, when you need to do any more sophisticated corrections/retouching, you need another application. I am not very familiar with Linux, but I am aware of two free and open source Linux applications that are kind of like Lightroom Classic: Darktable, and Lightzone. Lightroom or Lightzone Forum: Digital Processing, Software, and Printing. Of course it also does other stuff: web galleries, slide shows and printing. Adobe Lightroom Alternative LightZone 4.1.7: Vollstndige Bearbeitung einer RAW-DateiIn diesem Video zeige ich, wie man mit LightZone 4.1.7 alternativ zu Ado. I have started using LR one month ago, and found it does very well in helping you to compare a large number of pictures to select which are the ones to use, classify them, sort them, etc., and then in doing the most commonly useful corrections/retouching at high speed.

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