It supports catalogs which I personally dislike, and also OS hierarchal folder structures of your own devise - which is what I prefer. Up version of NoiseNinja and B&W processor with selective color capabilities. It sports a plug-inĪrchitecture but I haven't looked yet to see what APIs it's using nor if the plugs are compatible with those from/for other apps. I guess the spline data is saved in either of it's two kinds of XMP sidecar files. The selection splines can be editedĪt any time during editing or after saving the files out. Options for independent layers which allow opacity and unique selection spline sets and/or brush strokes per layer. Layer brushing can be as accurate as 2 pixels and selection areas are sub-pixel accurate.
It has layer masks for selective editing and processing.
The last 4 or 5 revision releases have offered OpenCL support as you can see from the image above.
Running AfterShot Pro on my ancient 2006 MacPro1,1 (w/32GB RAM, and 8-cores of x5355 Xeon at 2.67GHz & GTX570) acts muchįaster than LR on my liquid-cooled 16-core 4+ GHz Boxx 8980 XTREME with dual Tesla cards and 32GB RAM!Īll the usual raw processing tools plus some unexpected goodies are presented in a pretty slick highly customizable, gooey (GUI): The Corel site starts off the introductory blurb with "Corel® AfterShot™ Pro is a fast." and as these kinds of blurbs typically go they're drastically There's a trial version available on the home site here. It's available for Windows, Mac, and Linux so you're afforded a bit of platform freedom with it. Man, have you guys used this yet? Drop the poorly-written slow-as-molasses LightRoom and put aside CaptureOne for awhile and give this a try!
I just got this only a yesterday but I've found that's about the same as a few weeks for the less app-aggressive users out there.
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