I can't find a software for post processing that it is relative simple like lightroom and luminar, and powerful. When I think about editing a photo, I'm start to get frustrated, when I start the process, the frustration increases. I've tried luminar neo (free trial), much simpler and with good results. I've try to do the same with darktable but it is too complex. Using the mobile apps, I feel I got pretty results fairly easy. Before I bought my camera, I was using mobile apps (snapseed and lightroom mobile free version). I normally mess around with the basic stuff, change a few colors using HSL, remove a few objects. But I feel that they are too complex to have a quick edit and have great results. There are at least 2 free alternatives, rawtherapee and darktable. For me, it is too expensive for one or two edits per month. But or they require a monthly subscription, or a license for at least 100€. There are many software out there, like lightroom, luminar, on1, etc. Since this is just a hobby, I don't take pictures very often despite having a mirrorless aps-c camera (due to lack of time). r/RoomDetective - What can you deduce from a photograph? r/Redditor_Pics - Redditors posting pics of themselves, family, and friends r/QualityPhotos - Professionals, intermediates, and beginners are encourage share their best work. r/PictureChallenge - Weekly topic/category of pictures r/PhonePics - Pictures taken from cell phones r/PhotoCritique - Post a picture and receive constructive criticism/advice for improvement r/GuessMyFirstName - Redditors share self portraits, you guess their name! r/ITookaPicture - Give and receive feedback r/Instagramshots - for sharing your instagrams! r/365PhotoProject - Year long marathon of taking and sharing photos r/PicRequests - Requests and assistance for photo editing r/PostProcessing - Noise reduction, sharpening, exposure blending, image retouching etc. r/Gimp (Free Download Here) - A free image manipulation program r/AmateurPhotography - A place for amateur photographers to share tips, images, tricks, advice and give advice r/Shutterbug - Lighthearted/fun subreddit for discussing photography culture and practice r/Photography - The main hub of all things photography related r/PhotoClass2023 - Join them as they revisit /r/photoclass and more r/PhotoClass - Intro to Photography Reddit style, w/29 lessons r/Cameras - Reviews, articles, blogs, videos, of cameras and gear r/AskPhotography - Ask anything here! Friendly/Supportive & Beginners Welcome! r/PhotoEssay - photography essays and slideshows r/PhotoJournalism - Stories by and about photojournalists, the photography industry, and discussions of photojournalist practices r/FashionPhotography - Photographers, styles, techniques Diana, Holga, Superheadz, Harinezumi, Keychain cams, plastic lenses r/To圜ameras - Lomography, experimental, light leaks. No spam – Spam is anything that goes against the intended purpose of this Subreddit.No monetized links of any type -These are links that generate revenue when you click them.Please message the Mods if you can’t find your post. NSFW must be tagged - NSFW posts are allowed but must be tagged as such when you post them.Relevant Links/Images only – You can post links or images as long as they are relevant to the question being asked.Post titles must be questions and end in '?' – This is /r/askphotography after all.
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