Photography (486 programs)
Pros: Batch processing. Integrates with other Creative Cloud apps. Helps simplify Creative Cloud workflow. Allows you to customize user interface.
Cons: Needs more custom layouts. Can be a resource hog if left open for too long. Crashes when loading previews and large files. Requires high learning curve.
Pros: Easy five-step wizard interface. Creates multi-page PDFs for assembly. Cross-platform support.
Cons: Lacks built-in image editing tools. Limited to simple scaling and slicing.
Pros: Easy to use. Helps confirm the newness of a camera. Works as advertised. Responsive developer.
Cons: Only for DSLRs; mirrorless cameras not supported. Doesn’t support the 5D (Mark I). Not updated frequently enough. Needs a 64-bit system.
Pros: Supports popular RAW formats from major cameras. Batch conversion speeds up large workflows. EXIF metadata is preserved in output files.
Cons: Clean, beginner-friendly interface. No editing tools or advanced RAW processing. Limited customization beyond basic export options.
Pros: Detects duplicates quickly. Slick interface. Integrates with iPhoto, Aperture etc. Undo feature.
Cons: Should be used with care.
Pros: Automatic exposure normalisation. Selection of clay/tone mapping filters. Improves light exposure problems relatively easily.
Cons: Many complicated advanced settings.
