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''Adobe'' is a US company making computer software. | ''Adobe'' is a US company making computer software. | ||
| − | Its main presence in photography is through its flagship [[Photoshop]] image editing software, which spawned much imitation, including the free [[GNU Image Manipulation Program | GIMP]]. Adobe [[Lightroom]] (a pun on "darkroom") is their application for managing and manipulating batches of digital-camera raw images. | + | Its main presence in photography is through its flagship [[Adobe Photoshop]] image editing software, which spawned much imitation, including the free [[GNU Image Manipulation Program | GIMP]]. Adobe [[Lightroom]] (a pun on "darkroom") is their application for managing and manipulating batches of digital-camera raw images. |
Adobe also published an open-standard [[Digital Negative Raw File Format | DNG]] raw file format, which is hoped to provide a more common ground for raw file formats in the future. | Adobe also published an open-standard [[Digital Negative Raw File Format | DNG]] raw file format, which is hoped to provide a more common ground for raw file formats in the future. | ||
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| Bound paper manual for Photoshop 3.0, 1994 image by Voxphoto (Image rights) |
Adobe is a US company making computer software.
Its main presence in photography is through its flagship Adobe Photoshop image editing software, which spawned much imitation, including the free GIMP. Adobe Lightroom (a pun on "darkroom") is their application for managing and manipulating batches of digital-camera raw images.
Adobe also published an open-standard DNG raw file format, which is hoped to provide a more common ground for raw file formats in the future.
