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<blockquote data-quote="LouCioccio" data-source="post: 443297" data-attributes="member: 12542">Not sure which version you have but the latest OnOne 9.5 is a lot more responsive than 9.0 a major improvement.&nbsp; I've used LR on and off and did update to the LR6 the desktop version.&nbsp; I am not really sold on the cloud software even though it will work with out Internet service for 30days before it HAS to be re-activated.&nbsp; I have been playing around with several different apps both windows and mac versions.&nbsp; On the Mac side Acorn and Pixelmator show more promise than earlier version especially when Adobe went with cloud base software.&nbsp; Anytime I had full version of Photoshop I upgraded one or two versions later until Adobe stopped that and ended with CS5e.&nbsp; It really depends what you do in Photoshop I think all you need is Layers and Masks after that plugins seem to do just as good.&nbsp; MacPhun has been putting out great software and that another one to look at besides NIK from Google. There is German one that has windows and mac os that does Layers and Masks I thin its called PhotoLine from which has some good features. I really think with Adobe going to the cloud a lot of developers have some very good photo editing software.Lou Cioccio</blockquote>

[QUOTE="LouCioccio, post: 443297, member: 12542"] Not sure which version you have but the latest OnOne 9.5 is a lot more responsive than 9.0 a major improvement. I've used LR on and off and did update to the LR6 the desktop version. I am not really sold on the cloud software even though it will work with out Internet service for 30days before it HAS to be re-activated. I have been playing around with several different apps both windows and mac versions. On the Mac side Acorn and Pixelmator show more promise than earlier version especially when Adobe went with cloud base software. Anytime I had full version of Photoshop I upgraded one or two versions later until Adobe stopped that and ended with CS5e. It really depends what you do in Photoshop I think all you need is Layers and Masks after that plugins seem to do just as good. MacPhun has been putting out great software and that another one to look at besides NIK from Google. There is German one that has windows and mac os that does Layers and Masks I thin its called PhotoLine from which has some good features. I really think with Adobe going to the cloud a lot of developers have some very good photo editing software. Lou Cioccio [/QUOTE]

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