Finding the Right Editing Software
I miss PaintShop Pro. On my old Windows computer, I felt I had a good setup when it came to photo editing. I used Corel PaintShop Pro and had been doing so since 2009, when I bought my first D-SLR. I knew the workflow and liked the results I got from my photos. When I bought my Sony α6700, PSP couldn't recognize the file format and my pictures didn't look right. They looked pixelated and muddy, almost as though I shot the photos with a log-type format, to which I'd add a LUT in processing. Before I had my MacBook, I would have to use DW's to edit my photos, using Pixelmator. This software gave me much better results, though I found it wasn't as robust as PSP. The photos I've processed through Pixelmator are okay but not to the level I enjoyed with PSP. I then learned that Sony had its own editing software, which was free, so I downloaded it. I found it a bit better than Photomator but I still didn't have the extent of tools that I loved in PSP. For examp...
