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Corel AfterShot Pro 3 takes photographers from a folder of RAW images to an edited collection. Develop, organise, and batch-process shoots on PC, with non-destructive adjustments and JPEG or TIFF output.
Corel AfterShot Pro 3 Key FeaturesHighlight Recovery retrieves detail from bright areas of a photograph.
Blemish Remover cleans distracting marks during RAW processing.
Correct lens distortion while developing the photograph.
Levels and curves refine tonal balance.
Target selected areas with local adjustments.
Text and image watermarks can be applied to exported photos.
Supported image files cover JPEG, TIFF, and camera RAW types such as CR2, NEF, ARW, ORF, PEF, and DNG.
Finish a Shoot as a Complete CollectionCompare similar frames and pick the strongest photographs from a portrait session, event, or trip. Work towards a coherent selection rather than treating every shot as a separate task.
Non-destructive editing preserves the original image data while you develop each photograph. Different treatments can be explored without overwriting the source.
Apply a Look across the BatchReuse editing settings across photographs taken under similar conditions. Presets establish a starting look that you can refine for individual frames.
Queue the selected images for processing together. That leaves more of your attention for photographs that need a different treatment.
Work from Folders and Deliver Edited PhotosOpen images from existing folders or organise them in catalogues. Keywords and ratings help you return to selected photographs after the shoot has been filed away.
Save output settings for the different copies you need to deliver. Send an image to an external editor when detailed finishing calls for another application.
Who will like Corel AfterShot Pro 3Event photographers processing a shoot in batches.
Portrait photographers choosing images for clients.
RAW shooters who want reversible image adjustments.
Travel photographers sorting large collections.
Photo enthusiasts developing a consistent editing style.
Linux photographers managing a RAW workflow.