I've been busy for the last couple of days so I haven't been able to check back here. Thank you for all the replies and complements on my photos, I have a lot to learn but I do enjoy it very much. I do see that there are a lot of opinions (and some very strong) on this subject and I do appreciate them all. I'll be spending tonight playing with some of the suggested programs that are either free or offer a trial period and see what happens. While replying I was trying to quote multiple replies but could not figure out how to do it. I see the button for "quote reply" but no "multi quote" button.

I new here so please don't flame me for asking a question that has already been asked many times. I did try searching but only came up with threads that were old with the newest being from 2013. I would love to learn and use lightroom and photoshop but for the amount that I would use the software I can't see paying $120 a year for it and I don't want another monthly bill. My current cameras are a Nikon d3400 and an Olympus TG-5. The Nikon is used on land and the TG is really only used underwater which is where most of my photography takes place (at this point in time). I have been using the Olympus software with the TG as I have not found any free or trial software that plays well with the RAW files from this camera. I'm not sure if there is much of an underwater crowd here but RAW is huge in underwater photography as you lose the colors of the spectrum as you go deeper, so the W/B eyedropper tool is like magic. I have not tried to ask this question in the big underwater forum as you are not worthy unless you have at least $10K into your setup, so I pretty much stay clear of that place. Here are a couple of photos from my last trip to Bonaire.

It's funny how many people are disgusted to see these pictures. Makes me wonder if they have any idea where the meat that they purchase at the grocery store comes from. Hunting is probably the most humane way to obtain the meat that we eat. These animals lived a good life, nothing like those in factory farms.

This is my first reply here. Amber Rose is absolutely beautiful! Our Molly Mae is seven years old and still acting like a puppy. I pray our baby has as long a life as yours.