Jeff,

Concentrate on its ability to produce better files from RAWs. Better tonal range. Better sharpness. More intelligent interpretation of the basic RAW.

As a daily user of QU I consider recent add-ons like the ability to search for images based on keywords of no value. I can get that from other software. What I don't think I can get from anywhere else is a better image from my RAW file - and that makes QU unique.

Likewise producing web sized and email sized images. Surely many of the low cost Photoshop look alikes can do that?

Maybe I am the only person around here with this point of view - so forgive me if I get challenged and retire hurt!!

Tony

Thanks both

That has given me an approach I had not thought of, I know most of these things but putting it down in a concise list is not all that easy, - I find.

Back to the grind.

Jeff

Hi Jeff,
I would say Qimage is good for making templates, saving and then recalling them eg. to print cards of different sizes, shapes and layouts. Most of my printing is done using recalled templates.
John