What Photo software are you guys using?

Vuescan when scanning with the Nikon Coolscan V
Silverfast when scanning with the Artixscan M1

Then I do everything in Photoshop CS3.
 
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And most often my issues are resolved with the "I'm feeling Lucky" tool. Opens most RAW files. Just added the Panasonic DMC L10.

Why pay money.
 
maxx9photo said:
Epson RAW, ADOBE lightroom, CS3 or Aperture, etc?
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For Epson always PhotoRAW with sharpening in Elements. I find that PhotoRAW to other photo software is what Word Perfect 5.2 for DOS is to other word processors A tool that always works, is simple and fast and does the job. How I miss 5.2 :angel:

For other pictures Capture NX 2 and Elements. If PhotoRAW could read other raw-files it would be used the most. Alas not :bang:
 
I am using Digikam, dcraw and vuescan on GNU/Linux
I am waiting for future release of the Gimp when it will support 16bits/channel images.
 
Lightroom. For things that LR can't do I use Photoline (http://www.pl32.com). For bigger prints (upsizing) I was happy with Benvista Photozoom. By the way, Photoline is a very good 'replacement' for Photoshop. It has an enourmous set of features, runs very stable on Mac and Windows and also imports many RAW formats directly (R-D1 also supported). Among most 'cheap' or free image editors it has at least two important advantages: full 16Bit support and color management.
 
I've been using Aperture since it was launched. I've also recently downloaded the Nik plug-ins very impressed, I'd taken a quick look at latest Lightroom 2 to try out the adjustment brush and decided too much effort to re-import everything.

Aperture or Lightroom - on the Mac you have the choice :) for the rest .. sell your PC and get the choice lol :)
 
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