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1. BEST PHOTO EDITING TOOLS FOR WINDOWS UPDATE
2. BEST PHOTO EDITING TOOLS FOR WINDOWS PRO
3. BEST PHOTO EDITING TOOLS FOR WINDOWS SOFTWARE

BEST PHOTO EDITING TOOLS FOR WINDOWS PRO

Pixelmator that we reviewed a couple of years ago has now been renamed Pixelmator Classic and costs £28.99, while Pixelmator Pro sits at the top of the range, and was recently updated to v2.0. There are two mobile versions – Pixelmator for iPhone, and Pixelmator Photo for the iPad – and two Mac versions. The Pixelmator range is a little confusing. All the Adobe CC apps, including Photoshop, Illustrator, InDesign, Premiere Pro, and Acrobat, cost £59 (ex VAT)/$79.99 a month. There’s also a Business option where you can get a single licence for £25.28 (ex VAT)/$33.99 a month. You get 20GB storage included (there’s a 1TB storage option that costs about £10/$10 more a month).Īlternatively you can get the single app for £19.97/$20.99 a month if you sign up for a year, or £30.34/$31.49 a month if you just pay on a monthly basis (which will mean you can cancel later). All that costs £9.98/$9.99 a month but you have to sign up for a year. It include Photoshop CC, Lightroom CC (for web and mobile), and Lightroom Classic CC (for desktop). And you may be able to take advantage of a Students & Teachers or Schools & Universities deal. You can pay for one year, or pay monthly. You can subscribe to Photoshop on its own, or as part of a bundle. There are various ways to get Photoshop on your Mac.

BEST PHOTO EDITING TOOLS FOR WINDOWS UPDATE

Paying that monthly fee also ensures that users get instant access to new features and updates as soon as they become available, with the most recent update including a new super-resolution feature for increasing the resolution of RAW image files while maintaining clarity and detail,

BEST PHOTO EDITING TOOLS FOR WINDOWS SOFTWARE

You can even remove the sky from a scene if you don’t like it and drop a new sky into the background.Īdmittedly, Adobe’s insistence on monthly subscription fees for using Photoshop and other Adobe software has opened the door to rivals that simply charge a one-time fee, but Photoshop still rules the roost when it comes to the sheer depth, precision and creative freedom that it provides, and with plans starting at £9.98 per month it’s still pretty competitive. And it gives the new Macs its seal of approval by stating that many filters and other effects run up to 50% faster on the new models.Īnd, of course, Photoshop’s selection of filters and creative tools is unrivalled, with the ability to quickly and easily select and replace objects within an image, versatile masks and layers for creating composite images, and – following the fashion for AI technology – a number of neural filters that can alter colour within scenes, repair blemishes and even alter someone’s expression or make them look older. So it’s apt that Adobe has just released a new native version of Photoshop designed for the new generation of M1 or ‘Apple Silicon’ Macs.

Back in the mists of time, Adobe’s Photoshop was the killer app that gave the Mac credibility in a world of Windows PCs, and established the Mac as the favoured tool of creative users.