Poll: What software do you use to edit your photos?

As one of our most recent polls shows we have photographers of all skill levels here from beginners to experts. We all have different reasons for taking photographs and a different workflow. Part of virtually every digital photographer’s workflow is editing photos in software. So I’m curious what software you use (primarily) to edit your photos. If you don’t see your favorite app in the list, click the link to add it.

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By John Watson

John Watson is the original founder of Photodoto. If you're interested in what John has been up to, you can browse his personal blog.

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  1. I would break this into two categories, light editing and heavy editing.

    I use Aperture mainly, but when I get to the point of wanting to use masks etc. I use The GIMP.

  2. I often do something similar, especially when I’m working with RAW files. I didn’t expect to see so many Lightroom users. Adobe sure knows how to do it.

  3. As John said, I use Lightroom for everything possible in it, then Photoshop Elements for the spot touch-ups (when they’re too extensive for Lightroom).

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