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johnhamlin ◴[] No.45762233[source]
Love to see this the day Adobe emailed to say it’s hiking my Photoshop/Lightroom subscription by 50% ($10/mo -> $15/mo)
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1. quchen ◴[] No.45762349[source]
One of the reasons I stopped doing photography was that I realized I’m locked to using Lightroom where all my previous pictures are, and without a subscription it’s such a hassle to gain access to them again. I miss the days when I just bought Lightroom and that was it. :-(
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2. stavros ◴[] No.45762436[source]
Capture One is fantastic, though.
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3. orbital-decay ◴[] No.45762773[source]
Yes but settings for any existing photos are non-transferable between different RAW editing systems, by design. Even different versions of the same software have to keep around all old code for compatibility.
4. Computer0 ◴[] No.45764757[source]
One of the last 2 pieces of perpetual license pieces of photo software I have left. This software segment has almost entirely been consumed by subscriptions.
5. hv42 ◴[] No.45766680[source]
https://github.com/CyberTimon/RapidRAW is rapidly going to be a nice cross-platform alternative to Lightroom
6. roywiggins ◴[] No.45768323[source]
I'm still staggering on with Lightroom 5, who knows how long that will work. Until I buy a new camera it doesn't support the RAWs of, I guess.