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Originally Posted by GeorgeRa
I stopped using Adobe Lightroom 6 (similar to Photoshop) since they stopped supporting new lens profiles and forced folks to switch to subscription mode. For a few years now I use ON1 and Capture One software which are good substitutes for the Adobe Lightroom. On some occasions I use Paint.
In case of ON1 and Capture One I found that the most reliable way to post pictures correctly is to export them in JPEG format to another folder first and then post. Most common issues such as rotation are eliminated. I rarely use my Samsung S22 for posting, primarily PC.
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I use capture software a lot for picture, but I use Gadwin Screenprint that allows me to easily catch a rectangular box for the pic and copy it out as a file for posting or straight to the printer for printing. The other screenprinters I have tried are a pain to use that way as you have to crop and all kinds of other steps to get it done. Takes about 15 seconds for me.
I then will take the pic and put it in Photoshop, now GIMP, to size, rotate, or adjust the color or brightness. Save and post.
On edit, I can still use Photoshop with the screenprint pics as the only problem with color protocol comes from our S24 Samsung phones, and they only started giving problems in the last few weeks.