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Adobe Lightroom is the most renowned RAW processing and organizing software. Lightroom consistently sets the bar for similar software and provides the widest range of features. It covers the whole range of digital editing, minus serious manipulations intended for Photoshop. Adobe has championed the digital editing software market. Since the 1990s and…

Corel’s AfterShot Pro 3 is photo editing software with speed and simplicity at the forefront. The result is a program for photographers who don’t want software that takes up too much space or has features they may never use. So, if you want stripped-back software, AfterShot Pro 3 could be…

CyberLink PhotoDirector 365 is worth looking at if you want inexpensive editing software with AI functions. In fact, the program has so many different abilities that it can feel like you’re using completely separate software at times. It is photo editing software that looks to the future. CyberLink is best…

DxO PhotoLab 7 is RAW editing software that specializes in extracting the most information from your files. Its constant developments in RAW processing make it an attractive option. That’s especially true for those who want the highest image quality. Combine this with a file management service, and you get software…

Luminar Neo is Skylum’s flagship software, encompassing all its programs in a single application. This photo editing app is a one-stop shop for any photographer. It provides RAW processing, organizational tools, and basic and advanced adjustments. On top of these expected features, Luminar Neo boasts a wide range of AI…

Capture One is a high-end RAW processing software. It prioritizes collaboration, tethered shooting, and color science. These qualities make it ideal for studio and editorial shoots. It’s good to be familiar with this software if you want to get into editorial photography. And it is especially beneficial if you’re starting…

Think “backpack,” and you probably think “travel.” But a camera backpack fills a special role. And it needs to do it well if it’s going to protect your gear—and your back! In choosing the best camera backpack for travel, we were less concerned about accessibility and ease of use. Our…

If there’s any situation that will test the quality of a camera backpack, hiking must be it. Camera gear is heavy and vulnerable. So to protect it takes bulk and weight and weatherproofing. On the other hand, if you’re hiking in the hills, you want to carry as little weight…

The Lowepro Trekker Lite BP 250 AW is a camera backpack for photographers who want to climb a mountain with the least added weight. The compact size and removable camera compartment make it the perfect bag for adventures. Lowepro is one of the biggest camera bag brands with over 50…

The camera bags in the Tenba DNA series are designed to be chameleons. So whether the event is social or professional, the Tenba DNA 16 DSLR blends in and works well. Tenba started in the late ’70s but isn’t the most established camera bag brand. Originating on New York streets,…

The Peak Design Everyday Backpack V2 is a clamshell backpack with simple design features rarely found in other camera bags. This keeps it condensed and secure and provides a convenient user experience. Peak Design says they built this bag “around access, organization, expansion, and protection.” And they aimed to give…

As its name suggests, the Lowepro Fastpack Pro BP 250 AW III is a camera bag built for speed. Convenience is its highest priority, thanks to ingenious access points. But it also provides good security for your equipment. The Lowepro brand should be a familiar name to most photographers. If…