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I thoroughly recommend Capture One Pro. It deals with my huge catalogue without breaking a sweat and its editing capabilities are class-leading.


How are the photo organizing capabilities? I like to organize everything into nested folders.

One thing I like about Lightroom is that I can right-click on a folder and get a shareable, private link that people can go to to view the album. Great for sharing photos from a trip or an event without having to go to some other services.

The link opens a minimalist, unintrusive, functional album app where people can optionally download originals and even rate and comment on the photos, which is nice when you want to work together to whittle a larger set of candidates down to a smaller set.


Another Capture One user here. Capture One has 2 ways of organizing your stuff: Inside a Catalog (embedded into the library) or as a Session. In a Session, Capture One gives you a rough folder recommendation that you can use but just uses the folders from your file system. Catalogs embed the pictures and handle all the managing for you, but can also be set to not do that.

None of that sharing and cloud stuff of lightroom though. It's just a RAW/photo processor.

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