Post your Desktop (2019 Edition)

Well?

My Desktop of 2019

Still this one. It might be a screenshot from Hellblade: Senuas Sacrifice.

I just have the stock Mojave background. Zero clutter. One folder.

Having DxO and Capture One Pro 12 confuses me with file placement or whether i am creating doubles of files or if manipulating a raw in one program affects the other. If im ocd about something its clutter.

Took this from my playthrough of Shadow of the Tomb Raider.

Squeaky clean. Hate clutter.

Instead of icons on the desktop, I just arrange them neatly in the start menu. Everything I use daily is all right there.

@horgen said:

Still this one. It might be a screenshot from Hellblade: Senuas Sacrifice.

It is Hellblade: Senuas Sacrifice and it's my favorite Indie game of 2018. Love the Norse Mythology it had going for.

@davillain- said:

@horgen said:

Still this one. It might be a screenshot from Hellblade: Senuas Sacrifice.

It is Hellblade: Senuas Sacrifice and it's my favorite Indie game of 2018. Love the Norse Mythology it had going for.

I meant as in it might be a screenshot I took vs a picture I found online. Poor wording on my part.

@horgen: It's cool. Nobodies perfect :)

You shoot blads?

I just have my schedule as a desktop background XD

@n64dd:

Is that meant to be short for Hasselblad?

@heirren: Yes. Only people I know who use capture one is usually for medium format because of the sharpening methods in the program.

@n64dd:

Capture One 12 is probably the best there is for what it does. Im still learning it. It is strictly photo editing. While it does what it does best in most cases, it lacks that direct software connection like adobe has in Lightroom to Photoshop, or vice versa.

I know photoshop very well, along with lightroom, but i decided against the subscription model. Thats where adobe has an edge above everyone in that the software has been around forever and so many people understand it second nature. There are things in capture one 12 that i find difficult simply because something might be named or organized differently.

DXO is no slouch either. Its what ive been using the most recently. Its export options lack compared to capture one(from what i know so far) but the healing brush i find to be the best on the market. DXO is not as optimized. It runs quite a bit slower for myself.

In terms of working on image manipulation the adobe lightroom/photoshop combo is still tops. I cant seem to figure out why certain aspects of these pro photo apps are so limiting, or there are basic functions i am just missing.

Still havent found a photoshop replacement. Affinity is not up to par imo. Havent tried the other sub $50 program, pixlmator i think its called.