General Reviews Are in on the Xperia Pro-i

[elwuero]

i switched to capture 1 from lightroom/ps because i didn’t want to pay a subscription anymore. but what happened to me at least, i would be forced to update capture 1 every year because they totally abandon previous versions and i tend to buy new cameras and the older versions don’t support the new cameras. either way im paying monthly or yearly. adobe seems to be the quickest to support new cameras. dxo is good too, i have purchased many versions but you basically have to update each year again if you have anything new. and dxo is very slow to add new camera support.

 

[marcus01432]

i switched to capture 1 from lightroom/ps because i didn’t want to pay a subscription anymore. but what happened to me at least, i would be forced to update capture 1 every year because they totally abandon previous versions and i tend to buy new cameras and the older versions don’t support the new cameras. either way im paying monthly or yearly. adobe seems to be the quickest to support new cameras. dxo is good too, i have purchased many versions but you basically have to update each year again if you have anything new. and dxo is very slow to add new camera support.

I agree completely. I tried GIMP(?) but it was like learning an Sanskrit. I did try Lightroom, but found Lightroom changes the colors and structure of the photos. It was amazing how bad it was. Then, I have never been an Adobe fan. I do not like subscription services. What do you recommend for a light handed video editor?

 

[elwuero]

I agree completely. I tried GIMP(?) but it was like learning an Sanskrit. I did try Lightroom, but found Lightroom changes the colors and structure of the photos. It was amazing how bad it was. Then, I have never been an Adobe fan. I do not like subscription services. What do you recommend for a light handed video editor?

i have used vegas, premiere and fcp. if you have a mac (if not you should) you can use imovie for free. if you use windows (my apologies to you) then premiere elements will be your best option. i use fcp.

 

[marcus01432]

i have used vegas, premiere and fcp. if you have a mac (if not you should) you can use imovie for free. if you use windows (my apologies to you) then premiere elements will be your best option. i use fcp.

iMovie it is then. I've had a Mac of one kind or another since 1994. Since 2012 I've had the same refurbished MacMini Intel Core i7. This Mini was not doing 2021. I wasted a LOT of time (weeks) with a friend who tried to diagnose the Mini ills from Boston. Haven't told her that CleanMyMac fixed whatever the problem was. I loaded Catalina onto the Mini in October of 2021 and that seemed to help too. The ancient thing is like new. OK, so like new in '22 ain't that great on a 2012 machine.... but... I'm not doing heavy duty work these days with two screens blazing, databases firing away and multiple programs open at the same time.