Photography (465 programs)

Pros: Comprehensive photo management. Non-destructive editing. Wide range of editing tools. Presets and profiles.

Cons: Steep learning curve. Subscription model.

Pros: Integrated store and library under one account system. Built-in cloud save synchronization for supported titles. Native social features with chat and friend presence. Direct licensing and download handling for EA games.

Cons: Limited exclusively to Electronic Arts titles. No support for non-EA third-party publishers.

Pros: Supports most formats. Sorts photos. Does not make extreme changes to photos. Integration with social media platforms.

Cons: Learning curve. Requires powerful hardware. Lacks drawing tools.

Pros: Organises and stores all research in one secure location. Quick and easily adaptable citation and bibliography creation.

Cons: Synchronisation with other libraries can be slow. Science based with limited further features for arts or humanities.

Pros: Open-source and free for all users. Cross-platform compatibility with Windows, macOS, and Linux. Supports extensive image formats and scientific analysis tools. Extensible via community or custom plugins.

Cons: Java-based interface may feel less modern compared to commercial alternatives. Advanced features require familiarity with plugins or scripting.

Pros: Automatic synchronization. With basic editing tools. Add tags to organize your photos. Online sharing features.

Cons: Discontinued active services.

Pros: Easy to learn and intuitive to use. Highly effective automatic retouching feature. Extensive set of editing tools.

Cons: Very few new features and improvements compared to previous versions.

Pros: Easy to use. Simple interface. Can stitch files together. Customizable output settings.

Cons: Limited supported models.

Pros: Free to download and use. Easy to use.

Cons: Need to purchase Adobe Photoshop CS3 separately. Only compatible with Mac OS X 10.4.8 or higher.

Pros: Lots of filters and effects to choose from. Easy to use. Slick OS X style interface.

Cons: Doesn't compare to the Windows version. Lacks social sharing integration. Mainly just filters and effetcs.

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.