Looking back I didn't do much with my own photo's, but it's nice to have the tools should I, however I do tend to use it a lot to repair old photo's, black and white, and colour. I use it to colourise old B/W photos. Then touch up the colours where the neural filters fail. This can take more work and tools than you might think to get a good looking finished colour photo. I also sometimes expand photo's to fit on You Tube. I use other tools but I think I've covered the main things. I can of course use two or three different programmes or online sites, but I prefer to do it all in one.
Will take a look, thank you.
I'm not entirely sure what AI colourise is, but the latest version of Affinity Photo has a range of AI selection tools.
It is a one touch AI colourisation process. One click and it colourises a black and white photo. It is very good with flesh tones, trees and some other items. None are perfect, but it gives a very good start to the process.
Something new for me (not tinting B/W photos, but in my day it was done with an airbrush or bushes).
Depends on what you mean by "all the other info" as there are several alternatives to Lightroom, depending on the features you need.
