Photography (488 programs)

Pros: An intuitive and simple user interface.. Most common file types are supported.. It is possible for the user to import high-resolution watermarks.. Image integrity will not be compromised..

Cons: Many state that the text editor does not function.. English is the only supported language.. The resolution of scaled-up watermarks may be reduced.. Users claim that support channels are nonexistent in the event of a problem..

Pros: Camera support for barrel-pincushion. Correct fisheye, perspective, chromatic aberration and vignetting. Comes with Photoshop and Aperture plugin.

Cons: Slightly clunky interface.

Pros: Supports both video and image import options. Effects and text can be added easily. Allows specific sections of video to be converted. Huge range of options for editing the GIF.

Cons: Some loss of video quality during conversion. Creating GIFs from images is time consuming. Only supports MOV, M4V, MP4, 3GP and 3G2 videos. May be too advanced for the most basic needs.

Pros: Easy setup. One click organization. Multiple inputs and outputs. Customized folders.

Cons: Needs 64-bit processor. Organization could take more than a few minutes at times. Some pics may get lost in transit. Not updated frequently enough.

Pros: Works with book projects. Images can be converted to JPEG or TIFF.

Cons: Favorite apps have to be chosen manually from the folder. Editing happens outside OS X Photos.

Pros: Works with loads of phones including iPhone. Fully customizable. Create behaviors. Integrated file browser. Every app has its own menu.

Cons: Need to navigate back to root of menus.