LightZone 1.2 can't compare with Apple Aperture or Adobe Lightroom as a complete solution for serious photographers. Still, it's cheaper, and its "zone" image editing tools yield excellent results.
LightZone photo editing software, available for both the PC and Mac, uses an innovative approach to editing and manipulating digital photographs. Its powerful and easy-to-use tools, based on ...
Windows/Mac/Linux: Adobe Lightroom might be the professional photographer's photo management tool of choice, but you can save $149 and download free and open source LightZone instead. The program lets ...
I’ve never seen an application quite like LightZone 1.0. While at first glance, LightZone might appear to be a Photoshop ( ; August 2005 ) challenger, that conclusion, for the most part, is off base.
It’s a great time to be a digital photographer. The price of digital SLR cameras are falling, and in the last year or so some amazing new software packages have debuted that make advanced photo ...
If you lust after Adobe Lightroom but are not keen to lay out the $149 that Adobe is asking for the version 5 software then there’s a free open source project that you just have to check out called ...
Andrew Barrow over at our sibling blog The Digital Photography Weblog has a post looking at Lightzone Software. According to the product page, "LightZone provides a tightly integrated workflow to help ...
Light Crafts today announced the availability of LightZone, a new photo editing software tool designed for professional and avid photographers. LightZone provides a complete photo editing tool that ...
Light Craft’s LightZone lets you easily adjust contrast, colors and lighting in a photo, without having to get down to pixel-level accuracy. It’ll be available for the Mac in October and Windows and ...
Lightzone : ZoneMapper and ZoneFinder Hover your cursor over the ZoneMapper (lower left), and the corresponding areas become highlighted in the ZoneFinder (upper left).
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