#Acdsee pro 10 vs on1 photo raw install

It also handles most of my Photoshop plugins well. To me the overall workflow feels about a decade behind ON1.ДЄCDSee does provide excellent integration with many external editors though, so I've gotten around the pano and hdr issue. Photo Explosion in 2021 by cost, reviews, features, integrations, deployment, target market, support options, trial offers, training options, years in business, region, and more using the chart below. For example, there is no auto-align of layers, no pano, or hdr tools, and no dust clone tool for raw images, although they do have pixel level healing tools. If they ever fix the whole catalog backup/restore issue, I will revisit them.ДЄs far as ACDSee, I really like the way it integrates with the folder structure of Windows, and it's fast on my machine, but it's lacking in features compared to ON1.

They will actually migrate Lightroom edit settings! Pretty impressive. I really did like ON1's LR migration tools.

#Acdsee pro 10 vs on1 photo raw install

I also found the fact that you have to install ON1 to the drive where your OS is installed (C: for Windows) to be problematic and I was experiencing many performance problems with ON1 even though I have more than the recommended hardware. Unlike many folks, I love the the whole Lightroom catalog system and while ON1 provides a nice LR to ON1 catalog migration tool, the fact that you can't actually backup and restore your catalogs was a show stopper for me. I was trialing both ON1 and ACDSee and comparing them, but I abandoned ON1 as they do not support backing up and restoring of catalogs. I was really hoping to replace LR/PS with an all in one, perpetual license, solution. Sorry to see no one else has responded as I'm interested in this comparison as well.