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I switched to Capture One a few years ago after the Lightroom subscription-only rug pull, and while it does import Lightroom catalogs... it's really only useful
by mortenjorck 3y ago
I switched to Capture One a few years ago after the Lightroom subscription-only rug pull, and while it does import Lightroom catalogs... it's really only useful for catalogs of exported images.
RAW engines are as much art as they are science, and I quickly learned that it is not reasonable to expect one engine to simply read settings created in another engine and have the result be anywhere close to a drop-in replacement. I ended up migrating my Lightroom library over as JPEGs, starting fresh as I imported and developed new RAWs in Capture One.
- omoikane 3y agoI would recommend DxO PhotoLab as an alternative to Lightroom: https://www.dxo.com/dxo-photolab/ https://www.dxo.com/dxo-photolab/ It's a perpetual license as opposed to a subscription. So far I have paid twice -- once for PhotoLab 1, and then once more to upgrade to PhotoLab 4 for some new features. I am still quite happy with how it's working.