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I'm not sure what you mean. These are meant to be analogues to Photoshop and Lightroom, which also have a ton of overlap in features. In terms of photo editing
by Brendinooo 3y ago
I'm not sure what you mean.
These are meant to be analogues to Photoshop and Lightroom, which also have a ton of overlap in features. In terms of photo editing, there's not a lot that Lightroom can do that can't be done in Photoshop (at least in my experience). But the point of Lightroom, relative to Photoshop, is that it makes it a lot easier to work with large groups of photos.
So yeah, single image editing vs batch image editing is a seemingly small but extremely important distinction.
- palmer_fox 3y agoSure, batch editing is cool - but that seems like a small feature to add to the existing app, rather than a massive feature that requires a new app. Moving forward, what AI-driven features will be added to Photomator vs Pixelmator Pro? I bet that it's not going to be batch-specific. They are going to start adding new single image editing features to Photomator and _not_ to Pixelmator Pro. Lightroom vs Photoshop is one way to think about apps. But not the only way.
- Brendinooo 3y ago>Lightroom vs Photoshop is one way to think about apps. But not the only way. Perhaps. But those two products are successful for a reason, and I think there's an untapped market of people who like these two products but 1) don't want to pay $40/month or whatever the Creative Cloud license is, 2) might not like Adobe as a company, and 3) want a more modern, OS-specific solution that doesn't have decades of technical debt.