Photography (488 programs)

Pros: It offers a very intuitive user interface. Drag-and-drop functionality is supported. Most common image formats are recognized by PhotoResize Pro. Images can be sorted based upon personal preferences.

Cons: PNG image formats can encounter issues. Only JPEG and JPEG2000 photos can be adjusted for quality. Resolution may be reduced when dealing with very large images. 32-bit processors not supported.

Pros: Makes geo-tagging pictures easy. Image doesn’t get recompressed.

Cons: The photos’ displayed time and your time zone could conflict. Geotagging off-road images may get complicated.

Pros: Very easy to use. Packed with useful features.

Cons: Only available to Mac users.

Pros: Supports 300+ RAW formats, including Canon, Nikon, Sony, Fujifilm. Batch export to JPEG, TIFF, PNG, and PDF. Multi-core optimisation speeds high-volume processing. Automated renaming and metadata-based folder organisation.

Cons: Not a substitute for full-scale, layer-based editing. Mac-only desktop release limits cross-platform workflows. Advanced masking and compositing tools are absent.

Pros: Cross platform sharing solution. Ideal for families or groups of friends. Members can add their own photos. Clean, clear interface. Share from Revel to Facebook.

Cons: Doesn't offer major advantages over Facebook groups. Not integrated with other Adobe products. Doesn't upload .MOV.

Pros: Great blending histogram tool. Good matching tool for several similar photographs. Produces results that are closer to what the naked eye really sees.

Cons: Can be hard to match images together correctly. Results can be hit and miss. Improvements in image can be hard to see at first.

Pros: Supports a variety of formats. Includes a wide range of settings. Tons of bitmap effects. Simple drag and drop conversions.

Cons: Colour vectorization not supported. Doesn’t perform OCR on text. Can’t handle poor resolution images. Sliderbars without values.