Photography (471 programs)

Pros: Easy to use. Multiple lighting effects. Customizations. Convenient share and export options.

Cons: Editing options are minimal. File sizes aren’t displayed. Limited special effects range. Requires a 64-bit computer.

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: A n excellent method to learn basic Lightroom 4 image manipulations. No technical jargon is included. Training modules are split into chapters. Instructions are clear and to the point.

Cons: Only the first three chapters are offered in the free version. There may be issues with sound reproduction. Some feel that the audio tutorials are not entirely clear. A significant amount of memory is needed.

Pros: Can be used with a wide variety of media types.. Extensive range of tools for unique creations.. Collages can be printed or exported in numerous formats.. Intuitive and engaging interface..

Cons: Application can be resource intensive.. Complicated initial set-up procedure.. Lacks the ability to share creations directly from the app.. Lacks some advanced features such as image editing tools..

Pros: Includes more than two hours of content. Application allows users to take notes. Lessons are guided by a Mac expert. High-definition video and audio quality.

Cons: Most videos are short and simplistic. Interface is visually unappealing. Primarily focuses on basics of iPhoto. Videos cannot be saved or downloaded.

Pros: Contains very little jargon or esoteric phrasing. Explains how to retouch, print and create slideshows. Learn how to use GPS tags and import images. Suitable for very beginners.

Cons: The app is full of spelling and grammar mistakes. Some tutorials are pieced together from free online content. Like an e-book that you have to install. Doesn’t cover advanced topics or advanced techniques.

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: Allows users to view and convert 3D images. Multiple viewing modes included. Compatible with most modern 3D cameras. Has a clean, user-friendly interface.

Cons: Uses a lot of system resources. Exporting can take a while. Does not support 3D TVs or PC displays. Only supports the MPO file format.

Pros: Supports four aspect ratios. Batch mode supported. Preview option. Multiple input and output formats.

Cons: Doesn’t support custom aspect ratios. Manual features aren’t robust enough. No demo or trial version. Requires a 64-bit processor.

Pros: Drag and drop interface.. Accepts photos and videos in various formats.. Slideshow creation is quick and easy.. Can be used by users with limited computer skills..

Cons: Application hasn’t been updated in a while.. Using some of the photo effects can cause the application to crash.. Burning a slide show to disc can be time-consuming.. Application has no ability to share pictures directly from the app..

Pros: Suitable for speedy photo editing and altering. Easy for people who have no editing or photoshopping skills. Mathematical algorithms guess at your most suitable optimizations. Save with multiple formats.

Cons: Does not allow you to apply your own editing skills. Auto-optimize sometimes creates a halo effect with backlit images. Manual customizations seem duller in the app’s previews. Only suitable for professionals who need rush work doing.

Pros: Simple interface. Keyboard shortcuts. 45 individual lessons. 30-second replay and variable video speed.

Cons: Video is too fast when choosing menu options. No lessons for specific adjustments. Not for professionals. Requires a 64-bit system.

Pros: Frees up valuable digital real estate. Makes sharing pictures online easy and quick. Different compression modes. Batch processing capabilities.

Cons: Cannot take the size down too much. Loading multiple images could take considerable time. Certain file types may not work with all modes. Mildly complex user interface.

Pros: Compatible with most image formats.. Suitable for pro and novice use.. Capable of re-sizing images in batch mode.. Runs without slowing your PC down..

Cons: Accepts image sizes only in pixels.. Lacks automatic aspect ratio management.. Batch image processing can be a slow process.. No ability to integrate with cloud storage services..

Pros: Simple, with a user-friendly interface. Can resize thousands of images at once. Preserves the original EXIF data of images. Also enables batch renaming and conversion.

Cons: Large batch resizing can take a long time. Resizing can sometimes lead to quality loss. Lack of advanced options, like watermarking. No support for PDF, PSD or PDN formats.

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: Real-time previews are offered. Drag-and-drop functions are supported. Users can share the finished products on social media. Photos can be manually re-sized.

Cons: Photo cropping is said to be inaccurate. Images cannot be renamed to the specifications of the end user. Additional editing options are not supported. Incompatible with 32-bit processors.

Pros: Snappy and easy to use. Creates great mosaics. Works with large image files seamlessly. Adjusting image settings is easy.

Cons: Not a lot of configuration options. Certain parameters not explained well. Only square tiling available. Export can be slow at times.