For Nikon users, I recommend NX Studio. If you study it carefully, it has a lot of development potential as an alternative to Camera Raw. About Adobe, what can I say? No bonus, but you won't get my money. They didn't inform us, and I worked hard for them in 2025. If I have to pay, I'll choose another paid software. Goodbye Photoshop

I have no news but I guess Adobe has betrayed us, I have already downloaded Affinity and NX Studio

I take astronomical photographs; I spent over €10,000 on a telescope and a cooled camera. I took a photo of the Helix Nebula with a total exposure of over three hours, then processed it for another two hours. I sent it to Shutterstock, but it wasn't approved for sale, but it was made available for data collection, which I never signed up for. Now they don't even communicate this anymore; the photo is accepted but not listed for sale. I wrote to them to ask for clarification, and they replied that, if I want, I can opt for data collection. I stopped uploading astronomical photos to Shutterstock.  As a result, they don't sell for 10 cents, but they sell for much more on the other sites where I've published them.

It's been a big increase for me too, going from an average of 10 or less to 35 this month. I'd considered a change in the algorithm because the first year I started (2023) the downloads were very high and I had very few photos. Now, with many more photos, the downloads are very low, but this month they've increased.

another newbie here!