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image adjustments can be applied directly to LAB/HIS without having to switch image colour mode!.a noise filter that is actually usable (and non-destructive) (most filters that are comparable are superior to PH’s versions).virtual copies of layers (like alt-d in blender).90% of the filters are non-destructive - no smart objects required, unlike PH.

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multi-page support (very handy for importing a pdf for rasterization: PH only supports one page import).

each layer can have its own colour mode: this means one layer stack may contain any number and combinations of rgb(8/16/32bit), LAB(8/16/32bit), CMYK, greyscale and monochrome, and each layer can have its own resolution and image size! Amazing.

all filters can be applied to 16bit per channel layers, and they work in 32bit as well (though I am not certain if floating point operations are actually used in 32 bit).

as many layer masks per layer as you want (finally!!!).

It actually outperforms Photoshop in a number of areas:

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Photoline is the only serious image editing app I have found so far that can hold its own against Photoshop (minus the 3d tools, movie tools, and painting). The painting tools are okay, but Mypaint is superior in that respect. The only app I have found so far that fully supports 16bit, has adjustment layers, advanced layer blending like Photoshop, full masking (even multiple layer masks for on layer), LAB/RGB/CMYK support in 8/16/32 bit per channel, HDR, layer styles, and much more, is Photoline. to be able to open and use 16bit/32bit passes from Blender.Also to edit HDR colour textures based on your own DSLR Raw imagery. for high quality displacement maps in Blender (16bit greyscale supports 65,536 levels, while 8bit only supports 256 levels).Some of the reasons you want 16bit per channel support: Even Photoshop has trouble with 16bit files and a large chuck of its filters will not work in this mode. Gimp’s 16 bit support is still kinda wonky. Also make sure the app you use can handle not only 8bit per channel, but also 16bit per channel files (preferably also 32bit per channel).