Photography (471 programs)
Pros: Camera support for barrel-pincushion. Correct fisheye, perspective, chromatic aberration and vignetting. Comes with Photoshop and Aperture plugin.
Cons: Slightly clunky interface.
Pros: Full use of Mac technology. Smart organization. Create time lapse movies.
Cons: Expensive.
Pros: Efficient. Detects areas with noise.
Cons: No quick access to iPhoto. No zoom.
Pros: Smooth zoom. Quick enhance.
Cons: Limited filter settings.
Pros: Preview colors.
Cons: Only web-safe colors. Confusing copy colour functions.
Pros: Four step process.
Cons: Limited effects.
Pros: Notifies you of new Flickr activity. Tag images. Send to groups.
Cons: Can be a little unstable.
Pros: Gives color name.
Cons: Basic.
Pros: Beautiful interface. Multiple ways to browse photos.
Cons: Can be unstable.
Pros: Easy to work with. Good results.
Cons: Limited expert options. Only handles Tiff and Jpeg.
Pros: Good zoom tool. Handles all types of image formats (including CBZ and CBR). Can invert reading order and rotate comic.
Cons: Doesn't tell you where it extracts comics to.
Pros: Export 8 or 32 bit images. Save parameters. Create smooth animations out of anything.
Cons: A little technical for some users.
Pros: Quick editing. Integrates with iPhoto.
Cons: Text can only be put on one line.
Pros: Handles all image formats. Toggle layers in drawer.
Cons: Need to import your own effects and layers. Eight different brushes, but only shapes not styles.
