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made it clear that the link points to my photography website, sorry for not being clear about it in the first place.
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I prefer to use Capture One. I find the catalog feature is better than Lightroom. It is also a bit faster, and you can work with layers in Capture One, which Lightroom. The focus mask tool and loupe tools are awesome for checking out image quality, even in grid view mode. It is more expensive though. But in my opinion, it is worth it.

I have written an read an inin-depth comparison here

I prefer to use Capture One. I find the catalog feature is better than Lightroom. It is also a bit faster, and you can work with layers in Capture One, which Lightroom. The focus mask tool and loupe tools are awesome for checking out image quality, even in grid view mode. It is more expensive though. But in my opinion, it is worth it.

read an in-depth comparison here

I prefer to use Capture One. I find the catalog feature is better than Lightroom. It is also a bit faster, and you can work with layers in Capture One, which Lightroom. The focus mask tool and loupe tools are awesome for checking out image quality, even in grid view mode. It is more expensive though. But in my opinion, it is worth it.

I have written an in-depth comparison here

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I prefer to use Capture One. I find the catalog feature is better than Lightroom. It is also a bit faster, and you can work with layers in Capture One, which Lightroom. The focus mask tool and loupe tools are awesome for checking out image quality, even in grid view mode. It is more expensive though. But in my opinion, it is worth it.

read an in-depth comparison here