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Originally Posted by greenbunion
My last comment!
Why be prepared to spend hundreds if not thousands of pounds buying the best camera you can afford (Nikon, Canon, these are generally accepted to be the very best cameras money can buy), then more hundreds and thousands on the best piece of glass to go on the front, but not spend money on the generally accepted best processing tool. Sorry, but I can't see the logic.
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I'm almost in complete agreement with you. A few weeks ago I would have been in total agreement with you.
A few weeks ago a friend asked for help with his photography mainly the editing part. At first I was a litlle disillusioned to find he was using Serif Photoplus X2, that was until I run a CR2 file through it. Then my disillusionment turned to amazement at the versatility and wealth of available "tools", also the similarity to Photoshop.
The program was a joy to use and at £60 unbelievable value for money.
I use CS3 and Lightroom, but if I where a first time buyer looking for photo editing software I would certainly go the Serif way.
Harry