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Has AI editing made expensive photography software obsolete?
As AI editing tools like Adobe's Firefly and Luminar Neo rapidly close the gap with traditional software, photographers are questioning whether premium suites like Photoshop and Capture One still justify their subscription costs. Cast your vote on whether AI has truly made expensive photography software obsolete.
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