What editing software do you use ?

[Graham00]

I'm loving Photoshop Elements 8, why have been using Gimp for over a year when PSE 8 has much better tools and a far bigger range on levels/colour editing, well worth the 40 quid i paid.

What do you use ?

 

[Kaouthia]

Photoshop & AfterEffects CS4. How is this not safe for work?

 

[Coldeh]

Adobe: Photoshop CS5, After Effects CS5, Premiere Pro CS5
Canon Digital Photo Professional

I have Adobe Creative Suite 5 Master Collection, so basically any Adobe program I use, but depends on the job.

 

[Marc]

CS3 and Lightroom here.

I'll remove the NSFW tag I'm guessing it was put there in error.

 

[cowasaki]

You haven't included photoshop CS5

 

[Sparkles33]

CS4 and paint.net

 

[swordjo]

CS5 and Lightroom 2 (until I get 3)

 

[PatrickO]

Elements 6 - although to say I'm "using" it is perhaps flattering my PP skills.

 

[barrypriddis]

CS5 + Canon DPP

 

[Andy]

CS2 + Paint.net

 

[Steve.Ledger]

Lightroom and Xara Designer Pro 6

 

[Slapo]

The GIMP (for most of my editing needs), Corel Photo-Paint (for 48-bit bitmaps, although I rarely need to do that these days), RawTherapee (conversions from raws).

 

[BazEP]

Was using UFraw for base changes and gimp for proper pp. just got CaptureNx to see how that fits in or could improve things.

 

[Escy]

NX2 and on the rare occasion CS5.

 

[Dogfish_magnet]

CS5

 

[antc]

You haven't included photoshop CS5

Aye, I use CS5 and Lightroom so have just voted Lightroom as CS5 wasnt listed.

Interesting poll though

 

[Francesca]

Don't shoot me down but paint.net and gimp depending on what mood i am in

 

[dinorock]

elements 6 and lightroom 3

 

[Tracer]

RawTherapee for the RAW conversions then Elements 3 (yes, still!) with the Hidden Power add-ons which add a lot of extra functionality.

 

[whiteflyer]

Hassleblad Phocus 2.5 or Canon DPP for Raw conversion.
PSE 8 for editing if needed.

 

[Danny_Two]

CS3 and/or Aperture.

 

[smooth]

Mixture of CS4 and Lightroom.

 

[DC2Z]

Elements 7 for me, but I have CS5 on its way

 

[OlyPaul]

Capture One 5, Lightroom 3, CS3 and Elements 7

I tend to favour Capture One 5 for my raw conversions, then any rare post editing is done in either Elements or CS3...so I don't have a clue which one to tick. :shrug:

 

[POAH]

in camera jpeg engine can't be arsed with processing lol

 

[mho]

CS5 and lightroom 3, using Capture One 5 for my Phase One files.

 

[Peter10d]

Canon DPP (mostly), Coral Paint Shop Pro and GIMP.

 

[stupar]

Photoshop CS4 Extended, Photomatix Pro and Canon DPP

 

[Eighth Avenue]

CS5

 

[Freester]

Lightroom 2 and for the occasional bit of clever stuff PSE6!

 

[timbo46]

Capture NX, then Elements2 or Photoshop 6.
Downloaded a trial of Lightroom, but couldn't get on with it, I might get Elements 8 next, although I am liking Capture NX more and more for raw file handling so I might go to NX2.

 

[Roy S]

pse 4 but need to upgrade.

Roy

 

[dracaj]

capture nx2
it fits my needs perfectly

 

[WP-UK]

Adobe CS5 at the moment

 

[birdy961]

Photoshop Elements 2

Never got round to upgrading

 

[tijuana taxi]

Elements 6 and Lightroom 1

Mulling over getting Lightroom 3 courtesy of my student daughter

 

[Cuchulainn]

Lightroom (2 at the moment, but will upgrade soon). But before importing them I put them through geosetter to tag them with GPS coordinates. It's a nifty bit of software - you can use GPX files from a gps logger if you have one, or tag directly from a googlemap window built into the software. It is worth doing this before importing to lightroom though as LR sometimes throws a hissy fit when it sees metadata changes to the RAW files themselves.

 

[simonbell19]

DPP, Lightroom 3 and Photoshop CS5

 

[jinky]

NX2 for raws - then a range of Photoshop CS 2, Lightroom and Photoscape - depending on what I am doing.

 

[TinaC]

Elements 6 - although to say I'm "using" it is perhaps flattering my PP skills.