Anton Besfamilny

Overall great app, but it is INSANELY CPU hungry. It doesn't support GPU acceleration in any way (at least not OpenCL), do not worry, it WILL hog up all your resources no matter how much cores does your desktop CPU has. 6 cores? Lol, just leave it with your ancient hardware! It will lag like crazy while just bulk changing the easiest settings (like White Balance). 8 cores? Not enough. 12 cores? It will eat through all your 24 threads with ease while bulk applying settings, may easily hang for minutes on end. 16, 24 cores? Now your PC is strong enough to use it semi-swiftly. I'd love to give it 5 stars if it was optimized. AND this does NOT have any kind of auto white balance which is just insane if you think about it. Any kind of algorithm that could calculate white balance for your RAW photos would be invaluable.

This has hands down the best algorithm for suggesting music for my tastes. I've tried some other streaming services, and none can really compare to what Spotify recommends me. In "Discover Weekly" I frequently get artists that have less than 30.000 listeners that I have almost zero chance of discovering myself. What makes it great is those artists actually have good music that I enjoy. This feature (this and the fact that it can be used for free, of course!) is probably the reason why I don't consider changing to its competitors, as long as free plan allows for listening to all its library on PC.

Generally a good platform, but it has many connected apps that are basically useless. For example, there might be some kind of an AI tool that allows for one test generation and that's all. People that use AI know that it is almost impossible to get good results with an AI tools without knowing specifics of how those tools work, it needs editing and tinkering in order for a ML model to really "get" what you want. Good for Canva to allow such integration, but overall it just misses the point.