Is PhotoLab freeware (and computer-based, rather than cloud-based)? If so, I'll have to try it. Theres no thumbnail browser, no print option, no editing tools, very little in the way of extra features: the program can open files in these formats. The emphasis really is on the word 'simple', here. Better than any other freeware I've tried. The RAW Image Viewer is a simple tool for viewing digital photos in a few RAW formats: specifically, Canon CRW and CR2, Nikon NEF and Fuji RAF. But I can't justify the expense for home use (and fairly limited use, at that) And there are things you come to expect, having used PS, that either just aren't there, or that must be accomplished through what seem (to me) like circuitous and non-intuitive methods. I learned in early versions of PhotoShop, back when I was working professionally, and I miss it.

I've not been able to ditch PS because I'm still struggling to get AFP to give me decent prints, as in the same TIFF when printed by PS comes out OK it but from AFP it is very dark.

Stuck wrote:I do my serious photo editing with a combination of Photolab, to convert the RAW files from my DSLR camera to TIFF files, and either an ancient version of Photoshop (yes you can get PS CS2 to run on Win 10) or Affinity Photo for the finishing touches.

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