When onOne announced Perfect Layers, they quite literally turned the photography industry upside down. Some photographers simply are short on cash and can’t afford everything that’s available. Some photographers have full time jobs that have nothing to do with photography so buying every piece of software out there really isn’t a big priority. A lot of photographers do this stuff part time. Not all of us can buy every new camera that comes out, have a bag full of L series lenses or own every new and groundbreaking piece of software that comes out. Over the past couple of years however, onOne has started to slowly pull away from exclusivity with Photoshop and has now blown the doors wide open for Lightroom and Aperture users and even people who have none of the above. That wasn’t uncommon, pretty much all software companies for photographers existed as plugins to Photoshop. If you didn’t have Photoshop, you were out of luck for the most part. They made Photoshop plugins and they were even great back then. OnOne used to cater exclusively to Photoshop users.

Yeehoo! Where onOne Software Has Been And Where It’s Going So with all that said, let’s get to the review. Well, I’ve been using onOne Software since I got my first copy of Photoshop (CS3 I believe) so I’d say I use it pretty regularly! I should note that I don’t get paid for doing these reviews, I do them purely because I want to review things that I use and and want to pass that on to you the reader if you’re trying to make a choice to buy something to advance your photography.

One rule I have for reviews is that I won’t review stuff that I don’t use on a regular basis. Well, it’s here! Version 7 of onOne’s Perfect Photo Suite has got to be the most anticipated release from onOne in this review we’ll see if it lives up to the hype.

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