Best Photo Editing Software For Mac

Best photo editing software out there. Good price for the year.

Hands down the best photo editing software out there.

A great software� for photo editing.

Best monitor I have had to use for photo editing. Well worth the monitor.

I use my new Mac Pro for both Video Editing, as well as software support on the web, (using Parallels and Windows). The pure power of this 8 core unit makes everything a breeze. I love it. I used an older G5 for years, but it's day had finally come, (and gone). Love my new Mac Pro.

Purchased extra RAM to speed up the use of photo editing software. Seems to be helping.

use with almost everything but but specifically for photo editing. I was not one to think would use it comfortably...love my mac trackpad, I heard that if you use it constantly for 2 days you would never go back, it didn't take me that long. bought the medium, certainly would never need the large and could see myself happy with the small....hard to lay down on the couch and work with the medium. It slows down my 2009 mac book sometimes when I zoom in and use a very small brush in lightroom, but still love it

I love this product which offers a sophisticated photo editing program along with cloud based viewing. There are instructional videos included for learning which I do not recall being connected to the software in the past. Adobe photo processing software is the standard in software and it's price is affordable. What more could anyone want?

My hands shake too much for editing fine photo details with a mouse. I tried software to mitigate the tremors, but wasn't happy with the results. But with the Kensington trackball, I can do everything I need to do. Not having to grip the mouse reduces the tremors, the large ball makes fine control easier, and the customizable software lets me fine tune the trackball behavior for each software program. I love being able to set different scroll speeds for websites vs. word processing vs. photo editing. It's pricey, but really well made and attractive. Uses less space than the mouse and with far more pointing accuracy thanks to customization.

Everyone has heard of Photoshop but Lightroom, maybe not. Lightroom is by far the best photo editing software out there. Take some courses online and you'll quickly see it's power. It's not super great for organizing however, I use Adobe Bridge for that.