Corel AfterShot 3 (64-bit)
Corel AfterShot 3 (64-bit) is a desktop photo editing and RAW workflow app for organizing, adjusting, and exporting images on Mac.
What is Corel AfterShot 3 (64-bit)?
Corel AfterShot 3 (64-bit) is a native desktop photo editing application for photographers who want to browse, organize, adjust, and export images efficiently on Mac. It is designed for RAW photo workflow, letting users work directly from folders or build photo libraries and catalogs for larger collections. Common tasks include correcting exposure and color, applying non-destructive edits, adding watermarks, and producing final files one at a time or in batches. The app also supports plugins and downloadable content through its built-in tools, which can extend editing options and camera support. Users typically encounter it as part of a photography workflow focused on image selection, adjustment, and output rather than full pixel-level retouching. Corel Corporation publishes the product and provides documentation for Mac, Windows, and Linux editions of the AfterShot 3 family.
Key features
- Browse photos directly from folders or organize them into libraries and catalogs
- Edit RAW, JPEG, and TIFF images with non-destructive adjustments
- Adjust exposure, color, and other image settings during photo workflow
- Export finished images individually or process multiple photos in batches
- Add watermarks when preparing images for sharing or delivery
- Extend the app with plugins installed from the built-in Plugin Manager
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Safety overview
Status: Mostly safe
This is legitimate photo-editing software. It normally needs access to the folders and photo libraries you choose so it can browse, catalog, edit, and export images, which is expected for its purpose. Removing the app can also leave behind settings, catalogs, or support files that affect saved preferences and photo organization until those files are removed separately. If you still use it for editing or catalog management, keep its library and support files intact to avoid losing workflow settings.
Recommendation: Keep Corel AfterShot 3 (64-bit) if you still use it to manage or edit photos on your Mac. Remove it only if you no longer need the application, and remember that deleting leftover support data may reset preferences or disconnect old catalogs from your usual workflow.
Common paths
/Applications/Corel AfterShot 3.app~/Pictures/Corel AfterShot Pro
Support paths
~/Library/Application Support/AfterShot 3~/Library/Application Support/Corel AfterShot Pro 3
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