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Two of the three products I reviewed actually failed this test. This test was actually quite surprising to me.

Support for the latest cameras and lenses

Value – Again this is subjective, but a definitive component in picking an alternative to Lightroom and Capture One.ġ.

Overall output – This is subjective, but perhaps the most important aspect of this review.

Batch editing – Quite often I want to apply the same settings to multiple images, but then each image typically needs some tweaking afterwards.

Certainly powerful enough to handle RAW photo editing. Not the highest end MacBook Pro, but certainly not the bottom either.

Performance and usability – For this review, I’m using my MacBook Pro (15-inch, 2017), 2.9 GHz Intel Core i7, 16 GB 2133 MHz LPDDR3, Radeon Pro 560 4096 MB.

This is what I used this past week while on vacation in Grand Cayman. After all, mirrorless is all the rage nowadays. The images used in this review were shot with My Fuji X-H1 and Fuji 16-55mm f/2.8 lens and Fuji 35mm f/1.4.

Support for the latest cameras and lenses – Either it supports the camera or it doesn’t, and that includes having optimization for mirrorless lenses.

I’ll use five different criteria (one star each) to grade each piece of software: I’m going to rate each piece of software from zero to five stars. Capture One, and On1 are three of the largest RAW processing suites, it’s natural to compare the competition to them. Here is my unbiased review of each of them, the pros, the cons, what I liked, and didn’t like.

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When I asked to review their software, all of them were very kind, and provided me with full copies for review. Recently, I contacted the developers of PhotoNinja, SILKYPIX 8 Pro, and Luminar 2018.

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