FredB wrote:
Depending on the level of post-processing you do, you might look at DxO Optics Pro - I've been using it for about a year now and it meets all my admittedly low-to-mid level needs. It doesn't support layers and have all the fancy bells and whistles of a Photoshop, but then again, you can learn it without the need of a 600-page manual. It is very good at fixing lens/camera aberration, geometry and other arcane problems as well.
Thanks but not an option. I know how to use photoshop