Ive been playing around with a few different photo editors. Including some of those recommended in this forum.
Ive come to the conclusion out of all those ive tried looking at ease of use compatability and price that light room cc by adobe is probably the best platform for editing photos.
Even the free version has the power to produce amazing results with a very easy user interface.
Here are some examples of jpg images ive taken first shot of each was direct from the drone the second was edited using lightroom cc.


Dont be too critical of the images i was just playing around a bit but the difference is clearly visible.

Are you editing the jpegs or the RAW images?

Just the jpgs i was just playing around comparing editing programs so wasnt being fussy about getting things right
Was just comparing editors that could be downloaded for free that could also work across multiple devices.
Many had little features some had many features but required purchase after trial period.
I found lightroom and yes i know many of you guys already use it but for those that dont i found it to be the best.

Just playing with a little app called PhotoLemur. Simple and quick image enhancement, and not very expensive at mo.

https://photolemur.com/

Seems quite good to do initial work with, and do it quickly.

Thank you for sharing it with us. At least we have the idea what it looks like when it comes to editing the pictures.

Hellsgate Posted at 2018-6-2 21:51
Just the jpgs i was just playing around comparing editing programs so wasnt being fussy about getting things right
Was just comparing editors that could be downloaded for free that could also work across multiple devices.
Many had little features some had many features but required purchase after trial period.

I use Lightroom because that's what I learned on so I'm familiar with it. If you plan on taking lots of pictures both in the air and on the ground then its not a bad investment to get a powerful editor.

Always nice to try new things!

If you like Lightroom CC then I recommend having a look at Lightroom Classic CC (I'm not sure if you can get both on the same plan?) - it's a much more featured version and if you start shooting RAW rather than jpeg and using multiple exposures of the same shot then you can get some fantastic results