Free Software To Photoshop

Excellent software with excellent tutorials at a much lower price than Photoshop

Awesome software and it came free with the purchase of a computer

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.

I have to admit that I am the opposite of a being a fan of subscription software and especially after being a Photoshop user almost from their beginning. However, I love the tools in the Creative Cloud and you get more than just access to Photoshop and Lightroom. You get tutorials which are really good. I would suggest that you don't take the free update of your old CS6 as once you do, that update puts a timer and a lock that Adobe controls. Just sayin'. If you shoot in RAW as I do, you will truly love the tools. I also use some really hefty TIFFs and again, the tools make me look good.

I know that I will get great use out of Adobe's Photoshop and Lightroom software all year. So I like to pay for it 12-months at a time. This is a way to do that. And B&H's instructions are pretty easy to follow.

This is the first tablet that I have used and I'm very happy with it. I have been using in for added precision while editing in photoshop and I have not been disappointed. The software for the tablet is easy to install and it was easy to adjust my preferences to suit how I utilize the tablet with dual monitors. Only downfall I can see is that it may be a little in the small side for those wanting a tablet for art or drawing. Overall though I recommend this tablet; especially for those who have never used a tablet before for editing or it's also a great option for travel given its small and portable size.

I bought my Stream Deck over a year ago, after fiddling around with other software on my iPad to try and do the same thing. The Stream Deck and the software with it is able to do so much for not only streamers, but also for use in other applications like Photoshop, Illustrator, and even Final Cut Pro X on my Mac. There's great third party plugin support that enables you to do even more. But this has been my go-to product for any streamer.

I have been using Photoshop for a log time and needed to install a new version on my new computer. . I could have not justify to pay Adobe charges for their software. Affinity photo seemed like the best alternative. Installation went smoothly, program is similar to Photoshop, so the transition to the new software is relatively painless. I am very happy with the purchase.

Perfect for everything from a Zoom call to working finest details in Photoshop or other Adobe Creative software.

I used this memory to upgrade a desktop that came with 8 GB. For Photoshop, Lightroom, or software development, the extra memory made my system super-fast and is therefore a good investment. Just make sure that the memory you chose is compatible with your system.