What photo editing software do you use regularly?

[Outoflipsync]

Photoshop on PC, and Aperture on my Macbook Pro..

[Lance B]

Capture One Pro6 and Photoshop CS5

[Darey]

I use Photoshop Elements 9 almost exclusively.

[ksolomon]

I use LR3 to do all my processing since I have very limited knowledge I have recently purchased Scott Kelby's book and that has opened up a whole new world of learning. Once finished with this I have CS5 and again ordered Scott Kelby's book to learn with

[whytebate]

I use Lightroom 2 for most of my editiing, occasionally I'll pull something into Photoshop CS4 if I have a need to. Photoshop & I are yet to be friends - I need to refine my PS skills a great deal. ;o)

[neil70]

for most i use iphoto for basic stuff then i use lr for the next level. If further manipulation is required then my photos get a work over with cs5. I just bought a new program for portraits and it is soooooooo easy to use, portrait professional

[Analog6]

Capture One RAW processor and Photoshop here

[Geoff79]

Photoshop CS5 for me too. Though I only have a very basic knowledge of it.

I also use Picassa for any and all photo straightening as I haven't found an easier and more convenient way to straighten a photo as what they provide. Just a shame you can't edit a heap of images and then save all afterwards.

I also use Photomatix regularly too.

[ricstew]

CS5 and LR and Photomatix here..........with varying degrees of sucess

[para]

mostly lr and some ps

[exwintech]

In Linux - Digikam, Gimp, Photoshop-7 - Gimp doesn't handle 16-bit TIFFs properly, yet.

RawTherapee is a bit of a muddle at present. DarkTable looks as if it's going to be very good indeed, very detailed, but the work sequencing, while improving by version, is pretty awkward so far. The promised "big update" after mid-year looks like answering some of those issues.

[darkbhudda]

The Gimp is my main editing tool.

I use Instant JPG from RAW to dump out the preview jpgs from the RAW files so I can review them.

Raw Therapee for processing the RAW files, though sometimes the preview jpgs are good enough.

Irfanview for cropping and also for bulk resizing in preparation for uploading to certain websites.

[ving]

PSPx2 and irfanview

[terry.langham]

I have both LR and PS but recently haven't been using PS much at all. I think, now that I have a pretty good understanding of how LR works and how to achieve the results I am after I don't need PS anymore for photographic purposes. It has taken me a while to learn LR properly, and now find I am using all the available tools regularly.

[Bennymiata]

I use Elements 9 and have just ordered the latest version of Lightroom as I'm starting to use RAW a lot more now, and want to be able to quickly get rid of colour fringing etc.

I know very little about LR, but i'm looking forward to learning more.

Generally though, I find that Elements 9 does just about everything, even RAW - but it is a bit limited in what it can do with RAW images.

[Derek-C]

Photoshop CS5 extended

[peterb666]

Photoshop, although technically, at least 90% of what I do is in Camera RAW.

Occassionally Paint Shop Pro and Picasa.

[Captured frame]

Aperture 3,and Elements 8 for any minor tweeks.

[yummymummy]

LR3, CS3, and photomatix very occasionally.

[dt86vyss]

Lightroom is my choice option. Love the flexibillity it has, especially the current version!