Kde-open5: /opt/AfterShot3(64-bit)/lib/libQt5Widgets.so.5: no version information available (required by /usr/lib/libKF5ItemViews.so.5) Prefs Home: /home/alpha/.config/Corel/AfterShot Pro v3.conf System Home: /opt/AfterShot3(64-bit)/supportfiles Loading camera modules from "/home/alpha/.AfterShot Pro 3/Cameras (64-bit)"Īpp Path: /opt/AfterShot3(64-bit)/bin/AfterShot Loading camera modules from "/opt/AfterShot3(64-bit)/supportfiles/cameras" Static QPlatformTheme QKdeTheme::createKdeTheme(): Unable to determine KDE dirs I can see a bunch or errors on the console. Same thing for "Buy Now" button and also Help (F1). I can process pictures (JPG) but if I want to install additional RAW support for my camera I need to click on the "Get More" button but it doesn't do anything. It still wouldn’t tempt us to invest in this program until it’s properly overhauled.3.4.0.297 is only half working for me on KDE. Lens profiles also need updating.Īt the time of writing, AfterShot Pro 3 with a free ParticleShop plugin, using technology from Corel’s advanced Painter software – a strange choice, but interesting. The Perfectly Clear option is a nice one-click fix, but some of the manual tools feel clumsy, and we found lots of recent cameras missing from raw support, making the program useless to their owners. As with Lightroom, the methods of sorting and filtering the library are powerful, but confusing at first. AfterShot combines these functions into a single screen, which works snappily but feels daunting. This lets you adjust them extensively in software without losing quality.
Serious cameras (now including some phones) can store raw images, without pre-processing them into colour-corrected JPEGs.
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