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I agree on some points, but for the non destructive photo adjustment there is an excellent open source alternative caleld darktable which you should check out i
by droelf 13y ago
I agree on some points, but for the non destructive photo adjustment there is an excellent open source alternative caleld darktable which you should check out if you haven't: http://www.darktable.org/ http://www.darktable.org/
Arguably, they don't support none of the vector layers, but thats something you could do in Inkscape. Agreed that it might be more convenient to stay in one tool, though.
- stan_rogers 13y agoDarktable is like Lightroom; it has the same editing limitations as Lightroom (or Adobe Camera Raw, for that matter). It's nothing at all like what non-destructive editing in Photoshop means.