#Silkypix developer studio pro 8 review professional#

Affinity is a great Photoshop replacement, but not as strong yet on the demosaicking side.Īnd now for the second group. Those using Affinity Photo should use a dedicated RAW converter for that purpose. After that, it’s (12) Photo Ninja, (13) Photivo, and then I ran out of squinting energy, although I’m pretty sure that LightZone was left at the bottom of the pile. It’s very close between those latter six. If I had to rank them by sharpness, I’d say (1) Capture One Pro, (2) HDR Projects Professional, (3) Silkypix, (4) Cyberlink, (5) darktable, (6) macOS Preview, (6) Phocus (identical to Preview), (8) Iridient, (9) Aperture, (10) RPP, (11) On1 Photo RAW.

#Silkypix developer studio pro 8 review professional#

Affinity Photo (above) AlienSkin Exposure X4 (above) Apple Aperture 3.6 (above) Capture One Pro 11 (above) Color Projects 5 (above) Corel AfterShot Pro 3 (above) Cyberlink PhotoDirector 10 (above) darktable 2.4.4 (above) DxO PhotoLab 2 (above) Hasselblad Phocus 3.3.7 (above) HDR Projects Professional 2018 (above) Iridient Developer 3.2.3 (above) LightZone 4.1.8 (above) Luminance HDR 2.5.1, Drago method (above) macOS Preview 10 (above) On1 Photo RAW 2018.5 (above) On1 Photo RAW 2019.0 (above) Photivo (above) Photo Ninja 1.3.6b (above) Picktorial 3.0.8 (above) Raw Photo Processor 4.8.0 (above) RAW Power 1.4 (above) RawTherapee 5.4 (above) Silkypix Developer Studio Pro 7 (above) Silkypix Developer Studio Pro 9 (above)

If you are reading this without having read part 1, you’ve missed the methodology, so I suggest reading that first to understand under what constraints these images were rendered. The following are 100% close-ups of the images in part 1, most important ones presented first as a group.