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Photo editing workflow
The whole idea of the Creative Cloud model was that they keep adding features to it. By subscribing you always have the latest version. They only support one version, the latest one. It was always the case that if you paid for a "lump sum" version the feature updates stopped once the new version... -
Photo editing workflow
I would be wary of a one-size-fits-all approach to post processing. The amount of post processing will depend on the individual image and on the use intent of the image. Images intended for printing will require different levels of sharpening than those intended for screen display. If you are... -
Photo editing workflow
Mike, I have not said anything about ACDSee or DeNoise. I last used ACDSee about 2005 and have never used DeNoise or any Topaz product. If a member asks for advice, then by all means offer it. I don't see the utility in criticism of the advice of others particularly of a product you have never... -
Photo editing workflow
https://uk.pcmag.com/photo-editing/8546/the-best-photo-editing-software Acdsee is "BEST FOR ALL-IN-ONE IMAGE EDITING" Everyone has their faves, I use Photoshop CS5, 12 years old and still does what I want I to. -
Photo editing workflow
What matters is what works for an individual. If folk get what they want from a particular product then I see nothing wrong with their recommendations. The article you linked to is a typical listicle full of affiliate links. GIMP isn't even mentioned because it's free and they won't get any payback!