Recommendations for photo editing software

[Fast-T]

I am looking for recommendations for a good photo editing solution. I have been trying Lightroom, but the subscription model is not appealing since I am not using photo editing on a daily basis. Also the fact I have to maintain two photo libraries is not attractive at all.
I want to be able to do corrections and enhancements to photos. on my PC I am using Skylum Liuminar and it is great.
Haven't found a goo s/w and photo management solution for my Tab S6.

Thanks

 

[B. Diddy]

How fully-featured does it need to be? Since you're talking about Lightroom, I assume you want something that level, but if you just need basic editing, then try Snapseed.

 

[Fast-T]

Should be able to adjust geometry and handle raw pretty well. Also I'd like to be able to save certain preset looks.

 

[Fast-T]

actually ... i dug a little deeper into the built in gallery app, and it is quite powerful. Some of the features like spot color are hidden in the advanced menus, but it magically syncs with my phone and my laptop. that is actually quite nice. I'll try to figure a workflow. Only thing missing is a lens correction feature and adjustment layers.

 

[Mooncatt]

Photoshop Express was free the last time I checked and handles RAW files. It even read the RAW files out of my Olympus DSLR, so something to consider if you shoot on a dedicated camera. For general touch up work, this is about the most powerful editor I've found for Android, but doesn't have working layers or lens correction that I'm aware of (and don't know any that do).

https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.iudesk.android.photo.editor

 

[espio]

I'm a professional photographer and if I'm editing on the go with my Tab S6, I actually tend to use Snapseed more often for little tweaks than Lightroom.

https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.niksoftware.snapseed

 

[Lee_Bo]

Another vote for Snapseed but I’m also using Darkroom and Ultralight. Not 100% sure if there are Android versions of those or not, as I’m using that other highly overpriced brand.

I, too, just recently (last night, actually) cancelled my Adobe subscription. While I do like Lightroom and am really good with it, I just wanted a change.

 

[espio]

I have occasionally used qDslrDashboard to tether my camera to my tablet. Not as feature rich as using Lightroom tether with my laptop, but it does allow live view. This program is also available for Windows.

https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=info.qdd