Interesting, certainly. As a JPG shooter (I don't like painstaking fiddling with RAW) this might be useful. Does it support batch processing? Thanks for the info and tips, Peter!
Being a slightly above hobby photographer, I mainly use the editing tool in Google Photos and found that to be enough but when I need to do more Photoshop like edits (blur, clone and bandaid), Pixlr E comes to the rescue. Thanks for pointing out the background remover Pixlr bg and wish they had an app for that like they do with E but I can use the website version if I need it.
Thank you. I quickly tried it, it is intuitive and gives decent results. However, I was only offered FHD or UHD quality to work with. Is it really a limitation or I missed anything?
@@ForsgardPeter Yes, you are right: it misleadingly offers options UHD (Max 3840 px), FHD and websize as if it is the size limit. However I can enter the "New size" as I wish (I only need to know at least one dimention of my original not to resize it).
I tried it on a Chromebook and its quit useful because it is web based. I only do some minor adjustments to my photos, actually only the developing part, no major retouching. I now use Olympus workspace on mac, but find it a bit slow, although i love the color wheel. Do you have any suggestions for software that focussing on raw photo developing and not the whole retouching and background replacement and all? Other than the subscription based Lightroom?
I can see a use for a casual shooter and the templates are looking really interesting. But I don't see a place for the paid version compared to other good editors.
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Yes, I found it interesting, thank you Peter.
Anything that is useful and free is worthwhile investigating. 👍
Used a Android version years ago. I may try this for my Galaxy Tab. Thanks for sharing the information Peter!
love this app been using for years now i use the phone vision
Peter, thank you for all you do for us!
Thank you. My pleasure.
Thank you very much, Peter... 👌👍👍🙏
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Photopea is another good online image editor that supports some RAW formats but sadly not Olympus ORF files. However, it does support the DNG format.
Interesting, certainly. As a JPG shooter (I don't like painstaking fiddling with RAW) this might be useful. Does it support batch processing? Thanks for the info and tips, Peter!
Being a slightly above hobby photographer, I mainly use the editing tool in Google Photos and found that to be enough but when I need to do more Photoshop like edits (blur, clone and bandaid), Pixlr E comes to the rescue. Thanks for pointing out the background remover Pixlr bg and wish they had an app for that like they do with E but I can use the website version if I need it.
I did not really try the background remover, but the few tests I did very good. It looks very promising. I most likely will do a video about that too.
Gracias, Peter
Saludos amigo... 👍👋🙋😃
nice video and software, i would stay with my photoshop
Photoshop is good. As i said in the video I might use it for some ads and use their templates.
Thank you. I quickly tried it, it is intuitive and gives decent results. However, I was only offered FHD or UHD quality to work with. Is it really a limitation or I missed anything?
You should be able to add the dimensions when opening on image.
@@ForsgardPeter Yes, you are right: it misleadingly offers options UHD (Max 3840 px), FHD and websize as if it is the size limit. However I can enter the "New size" as I wish (I only need to know at least one dimention of my original not to resize it).
I tried it on a Chromebook and its quit useful because it is web based. I only do some minor adjustments to my photos, actually only the developing part, no major retouching. I now use Olympus workspace on mac, but find it a bit slow, although i love the color wheel. Do you have any suggestions for software that focussing on raw photo developing and not the whole retouching and background replacement and all? Other than the subscription based Lightroom?
Have you tried Darktable?
@@ForsgardPeter not yet. I'll have look into it
Will it do social media type stuff like face swapping?
Not that I know of. Have not used it for awhile.
did you try luminar neo beta?
No I have not tried it. I most likely will get Neo when it is released.
I do all photo editing on a Samsung tablet and I don’t think they have a app yet?
Not to my knowledge. It would be good if they had one.
They should also make a desktop version.
What do you mean? The have one or did you mean mobile version?
@@ForsgardPeter I just thought it was web base only.
I see what you mean. Yes it is web only.
9/19/21 Wish part of the video showed editing using one of the template at the bottom of the screen to see how easy or hard to use.
I am planning a video about those too. This one was more about photo editing.
I can see a use for a casual shooter and the templates are looking really interesting. But I don't see a place for the paid version compared to other good editors.
I totally agree. I think he templates are the ones that are interesting.
I stopped watching when you said that it couldn’t process raw files. Pointless for any half-serious photographer.
It is a downside and a big one.