Corel releases photo workflow solution

digital photo workflow program, AfterShot Pro, taking advantage of technology from its acquisition of Bibble Labs, PC Magazine reports.

The prime contender among these apps that let consumers smoothly import, organise, touch up and share a large number of digital image files, usually from a DSLR, is Adobe's Lightroom.

According to Popphoto.com, Corel is hoping its new AfterShot Pro software will make its way into the fray with other big boys like Aperture.

Based on technology from Corel's acquisition of Bibble Labs, Corel AfterShot Pro provides Windows, Mac OS and Linux users with the tools they need to get the most out of their photos, Market Watch reveals.

"Today's photographers, whether they're professional or enthusiast, are coming from shoots with hundreds, if not thousands of photos," said Chad Kinzelberg, executive VP and GM of Digital Media at Corel.

"They want to be able to bring in their photos and get right to work finding their best shots and making them better. With AfterShot Pro, we are delivering a powerful RAW workflow solution to help photographers power through their photo workflow and get back to doing what they love - taking great pictures."