only works on Android, so only phones or tablet like devices basic CA correction (haven't tested it too much yet) outputs XMP data compatible with PS/ACR/LR has most of the same local adjustment options as ACR/LR it's the only phone app that truly handles raw files (all others available today just work with embedded jpegs) reasonably fast (on my top of the line phone) works with every type of raw file I can throw at it This is the app that I've been running on my phone for a couple days now. Agreeing on a definition of what is and isn't a replacement seems relevant to the OP to me.īut to contribute in a way that you may understand (I'm not sure what confused you about my other post, but.) Here's something I find is a partial alternative: To sum up: nothing listed here has the features to be an adequate PS replacement, and I qualified it with what was missing. Why? I've said what I wanted to in as much depth as I wanted to. And it also wouldn't be hard to write something that worked faster with today's hardware and slap a more friendly GUI on it. This tells me that it wouldn't be hard for somebody to write something proper from a processing perspective. Works with raw files! But it only runs on my phone. I was recently shocked and impressed at an app for my phone that does 90% of what I do with ACR (for a whopping $9!). In my opinion, PS is the best tool out there for the work I do.Īs an aside, I truly believe it's possible to recreate the functionality/quality of ACR.
#Photoline layer style save software#
I could easily duplicate most of the steps, if there was a software that was as straight-forward to use.
I've created custom actions that I just can't live without. The second part is the ability to batch process with complex action/scripts. Nothing else really replaces the ease and speed of ACR yet for me.
#Photoline layer style save iso#
It's faster than anything else I've tried, and I think the output (especially with high ISO stuff) is at par or better than anything else out there. The real deal breaker for anything but proper PS for me is-well, deal breakers, since it's two things- As a stills guy, I rely on ACR (Adobe's Camera Raw module) for the best balance between speed and quality.
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