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<blockquote data-quote="Horoscope Fish" data-source="post: 382307" data-attributes="member: 13090"><p>I don't know of any decent post processing software that comes with, "built in tutorials that explain why i'd want to use a particular tool". I would suggest you're better off getting what you think you're going to want to use in the long haul and just dive in because no two post processing applications I've use seem alike enough that knowing one is sufficient to know the other. If you don't want to use Adobe Creative Cloud, that's up to you, but for $10 a month you're ruling out the best deal on the post-processing planet, I'd say. In my opinion, there's Photoshop, (with Adobe Camera RAW and Bridge) and then there's everything else. Add NIK Tools and you're good to go.</p><p></p><p>Sticking to your criteria, you're probably looking at buying a copy of Adobe Lightroom (what most everyone will probably suggest anyway) but some of your options would be Corel Paintshop Pro (about $60), ACDSee Pro (about $90) or maybe Topaz Adjust with or without add-ons. Those would be my recommendations (in order of preference).</p><p></p><p><span style="color: #ffffff">....</span></p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Horoscope Fish, post: 382307, member: 13090"] I don't know of any decent post processing software that comes with, "built in tutorials that explain why i'd want to use a particular tool". I would suggest you're better off getting what you think you're going to want to use in the long haul and just dive in because no two post processing applications I've use seem alike enough that knowing one is sufficient to know the other. If you don't want to use Adobe Creative Cloud, that's up to you, but for $10 a month you're ruling out the best deal on the post-processing planet, I'd say. In my opinion, there's Photoshop, (with Adobe Camera RAW and Bridge) and then there's everything else. Add NIK Tools and you're good to go. Sticking to your criteria, you're probably looking at buying a copy of Adobe Lightroom (what most everyone will probably suggest anyway) but some of your options would be Corel Paintshop Pro (about $60), ACDSee Pro (about $90) or maybe Topaz Adjust with or without add-ons. Those would be my recommendations (in order of preference). [COLOR=#ffffff]....[/COLOR] [/QUOTE]
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