Looking at Inpixio: I am looking for a decent photo editing program. Does anyone have any thoughts on Inpixio, like ease of use, powerful enough to do moderate photo editing roles...

leftyD500 Loc: Ocala, Florida

I am looking for a decent photo editing program. Does anyone have any thoughts on Inpixio, like ease of use, powerful enough to do moderate photo editing roles, cost, etc. I appreciate any input, thank you.

Horseart Loc: Alabama

I had it last year. I liked the program but they add charges without your knowledge and it never costs what it says it does. When you buy it and give them your information, they tell you certain things won't work unless you buy so & so to go with it, then they try to insist on you buying even more. What was supposed to be on sale for $39 wound up as $200.

leftyD500 Loc: Ocala, Florida

Horseart wrote:

I had it last year. I liked the program but they add charges without your knowledge and it never costs what it says it does. When you buy it and give them your information, they tell you certain things won't work unless you buy so & so to go with it, then they try to insist on you buying even more. What was supposed to be on sale for $39 wound up as $200.

Wow, thanks for the information.

ecblackiii Loc: Maryland

leftyD500 wrote:

I am looking for a decent photo editing program. Does anyone have any thoughts on Inpixio, like ease of use, powerful enough to do moderate photo editing roles, cost, etc. I appreciate any input, thank you.

I use Gimp and Inpixio and like both.

bwana Loc: Bergen, Alberta, Canada

leftyD500 wrote:

I am looking for a decent photo editing program. Does anyone have any thoughts on Inpixio, like ease of use, powerful enough to do moderate photo editing roles, cost, etc. I appreciate any input, thank you.

I use InPixio's Replace Sky and Remove Objects; both quite good. Haven't used it for anything else.

A Lightroom/Photoshop subscription is a bargain @ $10/mth.

bwa

leftyD500 Loc: Ocala, Florida

bwana wrote:

I use InPixio's Replace Sky and Remove Objects; both quite good. Haven't used it for anything else.

A Lightroom/Photoshop subscription is a bargain @ $10/mth.

bwa

I looked at the photoshop, it was 22.00/month. Can one just get lightroom? Is that enough to process raw photos?

bwana Loc: Bergen, Alberta, Canada

leftyD500 wrote:

I looked at the photoshop, it was 22.00/month. Can one just get lightroom? Is that enough to process raw photos?

$9.99 unless you want 1TB of cloud storage... A good deal!

bwa

lnl Loc: SWFL

It’s called the Photography plan and is $9.99 a month. For me, it’s worth it as it’s about 33 cents a day for the most fun and inspiration I’ve had in a long time. It includes Lightroom and Photoshop and others as you can see above from bwana.

leftyD500 Loc: Ocala, Florida

bwana wrote:

$9.99 unless you want 1TB of cloud storage... A good deal!

bwa

Can you provide a link I can access that please?

DWU2 Loc: Phoenix Arizona area

leftyD500 wrote:

Can you provide a link I can access that please?

https://www.adobe.com/creativecloud/photography/compare-plans.html

bwana Loc: Bergen, Alberta, Canada

leftyD500 wrote:

Can you provide a link I can access that please?

Lower center on this page (20 GB LR/PS package):
https://www.adobe.com/creativecloud/plans.html?filter=photography&plan=individual

bwa

camerapapi Loc: Miami, Fl.

I do not know what camera you are using but from what I know each camera manufacturer has proprietary software for free. I edit my RAW or JPEG files with proprietary software from Olympus and Nikon and for final detail enhancements I could use an old Photoshop copy or Affinity Photo.
I practically do only basic enhancements only so those editors fit me very well. I seldom do sky replacement but when I am in need I use Affinity Photo, not easier than Photoshop or Luminar but I handle. I have a copy of Lightroom and I never use it.

jamesl Loc: Pennsylvania

leftyD500 wrote:

I am looking for a decent photo editing program. Does anyone have any thoughts on Inpixio, like ease of use, powerful enough to do moderate photo editing roles, cost, etc. I appreciate any input, thank you.

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I would suggest Affinity Photo, ON1 Photo RAW, Corel Paint Shop Pro or Photoshop Elements. With the Photoshop Elements I would also recommend "Elements+" which is an add-on that gives you access to many features that you usually have to get Photoshop to hsve the. The "Elements+" add-on is $12.00 plus tax and is well worth it.

E.L.. Shapiro Loc: Ottawa, Ontario Canada

leftyD500 wrote:

I am looking for a decent photo editing program. Does anyone have any thoughts on Inpixio, like the ease of use, powerful enough to do moderate photo editing roles, cost, etc? I appreciate any input, thank you.

At my studio, we have every kind of up-to-date complex editing software. Good Job I have a crazy tech nerd on staff. He does great work but his working area looks like a well-stocked computer shop is Too much!
I am no perfect genius but my camera work does not require radical corrections.

So, at home for my fun work, I have Impixeo. The "Studio Ultimate" version has some excellent features including selective burn and dodging which they call"retouching".You can globally or selectively control colr, contrast, saturation, and brightness. The price is reasonable. Insist on a firm package and don't go for the ad-on sales pitches. They offer some more radical enlarging and sharpening software that I have dabbled with. Your best bet is to get the one good "Ultimate" deal and try it out. You can add the others late if you feel they would be beneficial.

DebAnn Loc: Toronto

Horseart wrote:

I had it last year. I liked the program but they add charges without your knowledge and it never costs what it says it does. When you buy it and give them your information, they tell you certain things won't work unless you buy so & so to go with it, then they try to insist on you buying even more. What was supposed to be on sale for $39 wound up as $200.

Interesting - they never do that to me!