Want to select and learn a new photo editor (Page 6): There’s many folks recommending Photoshop Elements (PSE) and I certainly agree with them. I even use it for for IR editing with...

47greyfox Loc: on the edge of the Colorado front range

There’s many folks recommending Photoshop Elements (PSE) and I certainly agree with them. I even use it for for IR editing with surprising success. However, a free application definitely worth looking at for simpler adjustment is FastStone Image Viewer. Not is it an excellent viewer but it also has numerous useful editing tools. It can view and edit jpegs, raw files, PSE edited images Tiffs, and many I haven’t explored. Highly recommended. Here’s a link:

https://www.faststone.org/FSViewerDetail.htm

morkie1891

capture one is non-destructive.

Jeffers

Photoshop Elements: You buy it once and it's good for years. It will do the job based on what you've described. Learn Expert Mode which almost always trumps Quick and Guided Modes. Learn the Keyboard commands. There are some things you can't do without keyboard commands and many things you can do much faster with keyboard commands. When I print photos I always print them from Elements. I don't know anything about Apple Photos, but I know the Elements results are much better than with the Windows 10 Photo Editor.

Girl with A Canon Loc: Myrtle Beach,SC

Linda From Maine wrote:

Photoshop Elements. They have a free trial:
https://www.adobe.com/products/photoshop-elements.html

Check the system requirements if your computer is older.

Linda I have been sick and not being able to use my desktop for editing. I have Elements on that plus some others. I am using my IPad and Snapseed for editing. My question to you can I get Elements for my iPad? I don’t mind having it on two things as my desktop is Windows. Thank you for any help you can offer me.

47greyfox Loc: on the edge of the Colorado front range

Girl with A Canon wrote:

Linda I have been sick and not being able to use my desktop for editing. I have Elements on that plus some others. I am using my IPad and Snapseed for editing. My question to you can I get Elements for my iPad? I don’t mind having it on two things as my desktop is Windows. Thank you for any help you can offer me.

Photoshop Elements is available in the iPad App Store.

Girl with A Canon Loc: Myrtle Beach,SC

47greyfox wrote:

Photoshop Elements is available in the iPad App Store.

Thanks so much.

National Park

PhotogHobbyist wrote:

I will concur with Linda and Steved3604, PSE is a ... (show quote)

That is what I do as well. Works great for me.

Girl with A Canon Loc: Myrtle Beach,SC

National Park wrote:

That is what I do as well. Works great for me.

I just went to the App Store and I must be having a senior hour haha I can’t find it. Could you help me with one it is there are many. I see Photoshop and Lightroom but can’t find just Elements. Thanks ever so much.

Linda From Maine Loc: Yakima, Washington

Girl with A Canon wrote:

Linda I have been sick and not being able to use my desktop for editing. I have Elements on that plus some others. I am using my IPad and Snapseed for editing. My question to you can I get Elements for my iPad? I don’t mind having it on two things as my desktop is Windows. Thank you for any help you can offer me.

I just happened to peek back into this topic to see what people were still discussing after six pages 😊 In future, please feel free to send me a pm. I rarely follow a topic after a day or two.

I found this link for a PSE app, but it appears to be merely a tutorial:
https://apps.apple.com/us/app/photoshop-elements-for-photographers/id722772024

Adobe shows compatibility only with Windows and Mac operating systems, not iPad:
https://helpx.adobe.com/photoshop-elements/system-requirements.html

Hope you are feeling better. All the best.

jsfphotos Loc: New York, NY

I highly recommend On 1 Photo RAW. Go to the On1 website and check it out. Lots of free training and no subscription required. I have used PS Elements, Apple Aperture and Apple Photos and if you're not going to do Photoshop, give On1 a try. There is a learning curve with all software but I think you'll find this up and coming company is doing a great job on providing support and the software is very robust. Like all software, I believe there is a 30-day free trial period so check it out.

k2edm Loc: FN32AD

COREL PAINTSHOP LOOKS like a winner, and you get the disk, you dont have to rent it.. COST W/TAX ABOUT $85.

Jabjeb39

Try the free trial for ON1. Their support is outstanding.