Photography (471 programs)

Pros: It is possible to choose the style of the text and the watermark.. This program is also equipped with a handful of basic editing tools..

Cons: More advanced editing functions are not offered.. some users feel that the speed of this application could be improved..

Pros: 54 different tutorials. Tutorials are easy to follow. Builds step by step. Covers all types of topics.

Cons: Not much replay value. Only available in English. Does not contain actual editing tools. Only suitable for novices.

Pros: Supports a healthy range of image file types. Helps you quickly sort your images. See things such as GPS locations. Easily copy your image file’s meta data.

Cons: Only suitable for people sorting through hundreds of images. The design interface seems a little dated or cheap. Extracting the information as text takes a little too long. Cannot quickly copy & paste from the GUI screen.

Pros: Makes working with private images easy. Easy photo transfer. Supports multiple image types. Intuitive user interface.

Cons: Recovering lost passwords could get complicated. Previews are small slides. No fingerprint ID support. No video support.

Pros: Multiple editing features. More than 25 different blending mode choices. Layer masks. Support for multiple image depths.

Cons: Not for truly advanced editing. A bit too simple interface. Finding all features could be a task. Not available for Windows.

Pros: Very easy to use. Cool before and after displays. Huge collection of filters. Attractive app design.

Cons: Heavy emphasis on in-app purchases. Many filters are rather similar. Heavy on memory. Plagued with pop-up ads.

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: Easy-to-use editing tool. No need to launch a full application.

Cons: Interface is not visually appealing. High memory usage when left open.

Pros: Change all of the colours in your images. Switch between contrasting colours.

Cons: It has very limited uses. The app has few customizations.

Pros: Smart and intuitive interface. Saves time and trouble.

Cons: Need to purchase iPhoto separately. Heavy emphasis on in-app purchases.

Pros: Works for up to 4GB of data. Lowers file sizes for devices with less RAM.

Cons: Is slow compared to Cloud or torrent sharing. Charges money for something many companies do for free.

Pros: Easy to use drag and drop system. Supports bulk editing of hundreds of images.

Cons: The small bucket is easy to lose on a busy screen. Occasional watermark rendering issues.

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: RAW image support. Output video bitrate is configurable.

Cons: Images do not get imported by date created/modified. Image orientation could confuse the tool.

Pros: Simple and easy to use. Supports PDF files in multiple languages.

Cons: Many users have complained about zero flipbook-creating functionality. Could have been sold for free.

Pros: A genuinely fast RAW file previewer. Lightweight and simple to use.

Cons: Only a time-saver for people with professional cameras. Meta data is not available for all cameras.

Pros: Unlike some other photo-editing bundles. this application is absolutely free.. Users can modify up to three images at any given time..

Cons: Some users have complained that they receive a generic error message immediately after installation.. The number of frames to choose from is severely limited..

Pros: Wide range of formats supported. Batch image conversion. Excellent image quality. Fast image processing.

Cons: Slow update. UI needs improvement.