Figured I would ask here as I haven't been running in photography circles that much anymore.
I recently found my RX100 again, and figured I would start using it, as I've felt really limited by my phone. But I've been away from doing photo editing for so long that my copy of Photoshop and Photoshop Touch no longer works on any of my devices.
So I am looking at new software, I've been editting on the free version of Lightroom using JPGs and I like the software, but I don't like paying $5 a month, I am tempted by the $10 a month plan that includes Photoshop, but to be honest I don't think I really care enough to spend the sort of time editing photos in Photoshop.
But in the end I prefer to own my software. So that brings me to Darkroom which can be purchased for $49, a lot of people rave about it. Has anyone compared the two side by side? Pros and Cons? Are they financially stable? I paid for Photoshop Touch and that went to waste after Adobe decided it was eating into their sales too much.
The tools I typically use aren't that special, the most complex thing I do these days is playing with the curves. So light selectable editing would be nice, but not a deal breaker.
I recently found my RX100 again, and figured I would start using it, as I've felt really limited by my phone. But I've been away from doing photo editing for so long that my copy of Photoshop and Photoshop Touch no longer works on any of my devices.
So I am looking at new software, I've been editting on the free version of Lightroom using JPGs and I like the software, but I don't like paying $5 a month, I am tempted by the $10 a month plan that includes Photoshop, but to be honest I don't think I really care enough to spend the sort of time editing photos in Photoshop.
But in the end I prefer to own my software. So that brings me to Darkroom which can be purchased for $49, a lot of people rave about it. Has anyone compared the two side by side? Pros and Cons? Are they financially stable? I paid for Photoshop Touch and that went to waste after Adobe decided it was eating into their sales too much.
The tools I typically use aren't that special, the most complex thing I do these days is playing with the curves. So light selectable editing would be nice, but not a deal breaker.