Lots of support for Lightroom here which, for me, would be well down the list but if you were to go for it, you'd also get Photoshop, which, in its turn, is probably over the top for your needs.
It really depends what it is that you want to achieve. Yeah, I picked DxO mainly for one feature.Īlso have a look at Photoshop Element, and it might be good enough for your needs.
What's important to me is the de-noise and I only do minor global edit, so it's good enough for. You probably will not get a consensus on what's best from an online public forum. The tool set is limited, but it does a pretty good job for quick edits. It's discontinued (2008?), but if you try (not so) hard enough, you still can find it online. I still use Picasa for JPG files when I don't have to pull something out from RAW. A professional landscape photographer I know use this when he want to do a quick edit and post something quickly in the field, when he only has his phone with him. There is output limitation, 8MP, 10MP, and 20MP depending on the device. Take a look at Snapseed on iOS or Android. What is the best software for a not-complete beginner? I have been thinking about Lightroom.įor slight and quick edits, here are a couple of alternative options.
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