Compare ACDSee and Adobe Photoshop Lightroom Classic 
- Users report that ACDSee's "Photo Studio" offers a more intuitive interface for beginners, making it easier to navigate and manage photo collections compared to Adobe Photoshop Lightroom Classic, which some users find overwhelming at first.
- Reviewers mention that ACDSee excels in its "Batch Processing" capabilities, allowing users to edit multiple images simultaneously, while Lightroom Classic's batch editing features, although robust, can be less straightforward for new users.
- G2 users highlight ACDSee's "Face Detection" feature as a standout, enabling efficient organization of photos by recognizing and tagging faces, whereas Lightroom Classic's face recognition is noted to be less effective and slower in comparison.
- Users on G2 appreciate ACDSee's "Digital Asset Management" tools, which provide comprehensive options for organizing and categorizing images, while reviewers say that Lightroom Classic's organization features, while powerful, can be cumbersome for large libraries.
- Reviewers mention that Adobe Photoshop Lightroom Classic shines with its "Advanced Editing" tools, particularly the "Local Adjustment" features, which allow for precise edits, whereas ACDSee's editing tools are seen as more basic by some users.
- Users say that ACDSee's pricing structure is more appealing for small businesses, with a one-time purchase option, while Lightroom Classic operates on a subscription model, which some users find less favorable for long-term use.
I take thousands of photographs a year and I have found that ACDsee is not only the easiest photo editing software to use, but in many instances outweighs Adobe Photoshop in my opinion. I have Photoshop but still use ACDsee and recommend it to all my...
I hate how bloated and full of useless features it is. I'm not going to use 90% of the crap it clogs the UI with.
The main thing that I like about Lightroom is developing our photos to the next level. The color grading system in the lightroom is excellent. We can adjust the tone curves of the images great. We can change the hue, saturation, and luminance to give a...
I don't like the limited tweaking feature since the manipulation of photo editing is limited.
I take thousands of photographs a year and I have found that ACDsee is not only the easiest photo editing software to use, but in many instances outweighs Adobe Photoshop in my opinion. I have Photoshop but still use ACDsee and recommend it to all my...
The main thing that I like about Lightroom is developing our photos to the next level. The color grading system in the lightroom is excellent. We can adjust the tone curves of the images great. We can change the hue, saturation, and luminance to give a...
I hate how bloated and full of useless features it is. I'm not going to use 90% of the crap it clogs the UI with.
I don't like the limited tweaking feature since the manipulation of photo editing is limited.
