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Slightly off topic, but as soon as there’s a Lightroom competitor which can sync photos and edit between iOS and Mac, and has most of the fundamental editing fe
by tomduncalf 5y ago
Slightly off topic, but as soon as there’s a Lightroom competitor which can sync photos and edit between iOS and Mac, and has most of the fundamental editing features, I’m done with Adobe. I don’t mind a subscription model necessarily but their prices are too high and I hate that every year I have to barter with their support to get a cheaper price.
If such a tool already exists please let me know! I love being able to edit photos on my iPad or Mac without having to worry about manually syncing anything, and Apple Photos is a bit too basic.
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- SSLy 5y agoFor sync you can just leverage iCloud, for editing two macOS/iPadOS apps come to mind: https://apps.apple.com/us/app/darkroom-photo-video-editor/id953286746 https://apps.apple.com/us/app/darkroom-photo-video-editor/id... https://apps.apple.com/app/pixelmator/id1444636541 https://apps.apple.com/app/pixelmator/id1444636541 Of course both don't have every Lightroom feature, but that might be a boon to many like me.
- tomduncalf 5y agoDo the edits sync? Like I can start editing a picture on my iPhone, continue tweaking it on my iPad, then do final edits on my Mac, all using iCloud? Super cool if so
- donatzsky 5y agoHaven't tried it personally, but Darktable is supposedly about on par with Lightroom. Stronger in some areas, weaker in others. For syncing you can use your favourite cloud storage. Edit: Of course, it's not available for iOS...
- matwood 5y agoAffinity is supposed to be working on the DAM aspect that is missing from all the competitors/options others will likely post. I look every year before re-upping my LR sub and nothing comes close. Being able to pick up any device from my iPad, iPhone or Mac and work on photos from where I left off is pretty awesome. The closest thing is Photos.app, but then I'm missing all the LR advanced functionality.
- amelius 5y agoMake sure that it doesn't lock you in, though.