Fast image processing and management.
Corel AfterShot Pro 3 is up to 4x faster than Adobe Lightroom (based on a batch export workflow, using Lightroom CC 2015.5). It's the photo editor that reveals your true creative potential and frees you: from high costs, from endless subscriptions, from hours spent editing at your computer. Import, process, and output faster, and get back behind the camera where you belong--with AfterShot Pro 3.
Note: Items apply to AfterShot 3 and AfterShot Pro 3 unless otherwise indicated
New Camera Profiles are available from the Get More tab (on the right-side of the application window in Windows and macOS) or from the Get More menu (Linux). New camera profiles do not install automatically-you choose the profiles that you want to install
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How would you rate Corel AfterShot Pro app?
10 Reviews of Corel AfterShot Pro
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It's OK, and probably alright if you're looking to start out with a new DAM/Editor. Organising tools are rather confusing and cumbersome for a start. Editing is not all that great either - the sharpen tool is pretty awful - it looks like there's bacteria growing everywhere with the bad application across smooth image areas (even Photos outperforms it here) - or you can just end up with colour noise. I did eventually get a better result, but only after spending time tweaking various adjustments.
To be honest I'd say you're better off saving money and looking to RawTherapee, Darktable or Lightzone, which all offer better performance in most editing areas, with similar DAM capabilities. Definitely not worth considering if you have a lot of work to do with migrating images across from an existing DAM setup.
1. It opens a window that fills the entire screen. You cannot resize it or move it. )It has a Full Screen option as well that gives you a few extra millimetres. Cannot see the point of making the main window fixed size filling the screen.
2. It is modal so that you cannot do anything else but work with the front window. Mac apps (mostly) stopped doing that in OS 8.
3. Because of point 1, you cannot drag pictures into the window to import them because you cannot access anything else.
4. If you select "Import from a folder", the dialogue box does not show any external disks. All my photos are on external disks!
I gave up after this.If there are this many problems in the first two minutes, investigating further is going to be a waste of time.