Editing And Imaging Software

Hands down the best photo editing software out there.

A great software� for photo editing.

Decided to go from 16gb to 32gb and found it improved my photo imaging software (Topaz Gigapixel) by about 25%. I have a Dell i7-7706 with i7-gen11th and the previous RAM was 2666mh and these are 3200mh so I suspect I have some limitations of my motherboard...but I'll happily take the 25% for about $100. Installation very simple, Windows did the drive/BIOs updates in minutes. Previous to this I upgraded my SSD to the Samsung 970 2tb and that was a breeze as well. It's nice during your project you're not cursing out loud.

I have these on my computer desk and the sub near by. It is really fantastic imaging and sound. It is worth using the MA1 mic and the Neumann software to EQ your monitors. The software takes a little bit to work through, but you only need to do it once. Fortunately, I had a metric tape measure. It only reports distances in cm. I used the Genelec 8000-437B VESA Adapter and some short desktop VESA monitor mounts. It mounts on the KH80 perfectly. These guys can get pretty loud, especially for near-field listening. I set the maximum volume (in Roon) to -24 dB and comfort to -30 dB. The automatic standby is a bit temperamental. I find they come out of standby every now and then, but it's only noticable from the front light.

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

It is really simple to setup and go. Comes with software that helps with editing videos and the way to record the videos.

Easy to set-up and use. Quality output. Good editing/creative software.

I have been an Adobe Photoshop user for almost too many years to count. My first Mac was the SE30 to give you an idea of just how long I've been editing images. (Think a quarter of a century). Through the years, Adobe Photoshop has been there... growing and evolving to help me make the most of the images I capture. Back in the day, having to cough up hundreds of dollars to buy the software, then hundreds more for major updates wasn't always easy. The Photoshop/Lightroom Creative Cloud plan changed all of that. For a few dollars a month, I get access to the best image editing software on the planet - plus Lightroom which is great at managing all of those files and doing editing on its own. When Adobe adds a new feature, I've got it almost instantly for no extra charge. When one of the major camera manufacturers comes out with a new model requiring an update to Camera RAW, you can update right away... so what's not to like? Some people misunderstand what's meant by Creative Cloud. They think the software lives on a server somewhere and internet access is required to use it. Not so. You download the software to your own computer. The software periodically pings your account at Adobe to make sure your subscription is paid up. Yes you need internet access for that, but you can work offline if need be. With the annual subscription, you buy it once and you're set for 12 months... and if you get it on sale, you're saving money in the process. Like I said, it's the best software deal on the planet.

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

This background works beautifully for shooting video and editing with Final Cut software.