Can a Free Lightroom Sub be Just as Powerful? Darktable Review

Open-source software offers alternatives to popular photo editing software without a subscription or even a one-time cost. But, sometimes, there are other hidden costs — like the urge to throw a $3,000 computer across the room.

Take darktable, for example. It’s a free Lightroom alternative with many surprisingly advanced tools. But several unnecessary hours and a few weird bugs later, the only thing suppressing the urge to throw my laptop across the room is the little LrC icon in my dock and the fresh memory of just how much the Apple M1 Pro costs. .

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