LightZone for Mac

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Key Details of LightZone

A professional-grade digital photo editor with RAW file support for cameras from most manufacturers.
Last updated on October 16, 2024
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By Light Crafts

A professional-grade digital photo editor with RAW file support for cameras from most manufacturers.

LightZone is a breakthrough in digital photography. The software represents a milestone in correcting and retouching anyone's photos to create stunning images and prints for sharing with family, friends or professionally. Based on photographic principles like Ansel Adams' famous Zone System method, LightZone is a natural and intuitive approach for photo retouching, allowing you to focus on what to do with your images rather than how to do it.

LightZone for Mac

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GENERAL

Release: April 1, 2010

Latest update: October 16, 2024

Version: 4.2.5

OPERATING SYSTEMS

Platform: Mac

Operating System: Mac OS X

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Total Downloads: 4,888

Downloads Last Week: 0

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User Reviews

4.8/5

4 User Votes

Simple. Powerful.
daveibsenMay 9, 2009
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Love the re-light function
Cons
can't think of any
Summary
Meh
khiltdMay 22, 2007
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This review was originally posted on VersionTracker.com.<br />LightZone has an interesting and probably more intuitive approach to tonal adjustments than Photoshop, but that's really all it has going for it. The remainder of its controls are very limited in what they can do when you compare them to the current versions of ACR or Lightroom, and the fact that it's written in Java is reason enough for me to write it off entirely. Performance is admirable for a Java application, but it's still pretty abysmal, and the cross-platform UI leaves much to be desired. I also object to its spline based region definition tools which offer little in the way of precision and encourage sloppy retouching. Feathered seams are still seams, folks. If it was maybe 1/4th as expensive as it is, I'd consider recommending it to clients who struggle with the curves dialog regularly, but even then, I'd never buy it myself.
I like this!
Rufus JMarch 28, 2006
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This review was originally posted on VersionTracker.com.<br />This is a fabulously intuitive and quite powerful way to manipulate digital images. I am especially pleased with how much easier it is for me to adjust my monochrome images. I am one of those who left the darkroom but have been having trouble finding the way... Very complex and effective adjustments are easy to make using LightZone and with some digging and thought, some very advanced techniques are also available. I have had some crashing issues, but saving after every step or two has reduced this to a minimum. It is obviously a very resource intensive app. I'm running a dual 1.3mh G4 (upgraded Sawtooth) with 1.5gb of memory. I highly recommend this app to anyone interested in traditional image manipulation. I bought it :))