Digital Photography Software

Corel Quicksort is a well-presented and effective free tool for viewing, sorting and sharing pictures, for both Windows and OS X users.

Review of HDR Darkroom Pro, an inexpensive High Dynamic range app for Mac OS X.

Digital darkroom software is designed for simulating darkroom techniques with digital photos. This software offers sophisticated tools for advanced amateur, fine-art, and professional photographers. Here are my top picks of software in this category.

Raw Therapee is a free RAW converter which offers a strong feature set for processing RAW digital camera photos.

Corel Digital Studio 2010 was introduced in September 2009 as a new product to help the family photographer work more easily with their photos and video clips. Read user reviews of this digital photo software suite, or share your own experience with Corel Digital Studio 2010 by writing a review.

Light Crafts Aurora is a very simple digital photo organizer and editor for Windows and Macintosh. Aurora offers a visual editor which greatly simplifies photo adjustments, and integrates with several online photo-sharing and social-networking services.

Corel Snapfire is free digital photo software to help you organize, enhance, and share your pictures and video clips. Although it is well-designed and easy to use, the lack of features will probably disappoint all but the most nascent beginners. However, if you like to print photo projects and layouts from home or want a super simple way to share photo slide shows, Snapfire is worth a try.

PicaJet Free Edition 2.5 is a powerful organizer for your digital photos. Its printing and sharing options are quite limited, but for organizing, browsing, and light editing of your digital photos it is very impressive.

Whether you work with scanned photos or a digital camera, here's a roundup of gift selections that are sure to be an asset to any digital darkroom.

Here's a selection of gift ideas that would be ideal for anyone who enjoys working with family photos in fun and creative ways.

When choosing a photo editor for professional or business use, you need flexibility, stability, and an intuitive interface which provides a streamlined workflow. Here are my picks for Windows image editors that best fit these requirements.

When choosing a photo editor for professional or business use, you need flexibility, stability, and an intuitive interface which provides a streamlined workflow. Here are my picks for Macintosh image editors that best fit these requirements.

I've selected what I feel are the best picks for Windows photo editors that provide a suitable balance between flexibility and ease of use.

I've selected what I feel are the best picks for Macintosh photo editors that provide a suitable balance between flexibility and ease of use.

These products provide most of the core image editing functions at a price that is quite reasonable. In this category, prices range from $20 to about $60 US for Windows software.

These products provide most of the core image editing functions at a price that is quite reasonable. In this category, prices range from free to about $100 US for Macintosh software.

Even if you can't afford to spend anything on software, you can still find free software to help you create and edit your photos and images. These are what I feel are the best choices for free photo editing software.