Adobe's flagship image editor for photographers moves partly to the cloud - but that's not the only thing that's new, as Hollin Jones discovers. 

Luminar is a photo editing app that pitches itself somewhere between Photoshop and Lightroom, and is considerably more affordable. But how does it measure up in the performance stakes?

Photoshop isn't the only option for those wishing to editing photographs or create visual designs. Fotor, is a web-based app that can help you produce spectacular collages, designs and images.

There's lots of new features in the latest Adobe CC update. Although the update hasn't got its own large feature number it's definitely worth checking out. Iain Anderson gives an overview review.

If you want to put your hand and heart towards more creative artistic pursuits but would rather not use Adobe products, there are plenty of viable alternatives. Iain Anderson shows some of the best.

The powerful video and photo effects app, Hyperskeptiv, promises much for those wishing to distort reality in a trippy, creative way. Elaine Ashburn finds out if this app changes her world too.

Pixelmator for Mac has become a very creditable alternative to Photoshop... so how does Pixelmatr for iPad shape up? Elaine Ashburn puts it to the test.

There's not many serious competitors for Adobe Photoshop available. But Affinity Photo aims to change that. Iain Anderson finds out if Photoshop might be in danger of losing its crown.

Adobe's big updates for Photoshop, Illustrator and InDesign (all in Creative Cloud) have been unleashed. Iain Anderson gives us the lowThis is how the Photoshop interface starts to evolve.down on what

While InDesign is industry standard in its class, you may not fancy subscribing to Adobe Creative Cloud and may be looking for alternatives. Elaine Ashburn puts 3 to the test.

Adobe's latest updates for Photoshop, InDesign and Illustrator come with some excellent new features. Iain Anderson breaks down the important ones in this review.

Adobe's latest update for their Creative Cloud apps shouldn't slip under the radar just because there's no version number as such! Iain Anderson explores the new and novel features.

The pros use it, so why shouldn't you? Francesco Schiavon investigates skin retouching plugin for Photoshop, Portraiture, to find out just how smooth it really is.

The five word of Nodes by Yanobox: Amazing, Procedural, Flexible, Useful, Wonderful. Find out why Iain Anderson rates Nodes so highly!

One of the issues when designing visuals is not being able to see your concept... in real-world scenarios. Well, now you can thanks to Joshua Distler's critically acclaimed Context.

One of the benefits with Creative Cloud is the regularity with which Adobe can unleash new updates for its user base. And Photoshop CC's recent 14.2 update brings with it many cool new features.

There's drawing apps aplenty available for iPhone. In this overview review, Elaine Ashburn gives 3 popular apps the 5-minute test to see how easy and powerful each one is.

There's no doubt Adobe create industry standard solutions for many creative professionals. But how do their simplified Photoshop Elements & Premiere Elements versions fare for the rest of us?

Speed. Power. Number of Apps. These are all useful to know when deciding on iOS or Android. But what about the quality of the apps? Elaine Ashburn explores the photo editing realities for both devices

Following on from Part 1, Martin Perhiniak unveils more exciting new features in Photoshop CC., including Behance integration, Isolate Layers, Smart Sharpen, new resampling methods and sync settings.

After months in preparation, the new Adobe CC (Creative Clouds) apps have been released. Martin Perhiniak investigates the new features in Photoshop CC. Part 2 will be published tomorrow...