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Microsoft Windows Server Shop Now. No coupon needed. Can not be combined with discount codes. UPDATE This is about the third or forth time I have updated this review but ever since I wrote the original review more great competition keeps poring in. From the time I have spent playing with it there are a number of things I actually like more then Photoshop: Raw photography is placed inside the app rather then just from a plugin.
This allows you to easily switch back and forth between raw editing tools and your basic photo editing tools. There is a separate persona for editing web graphics which is very nice. Photoshop now buries all the web tools in difficult to find places since they no longer have a web graphics tools anymore Fireworks and before that ImageReady.
I found the separate app approach was easier and I am glad to see Affinity adopt a similar and better! I now have the advantage of having like tools grouped together without even having to leave the app like I did with Fireworks! The masking tools work differently then in Photoshop and allow for some interesting possibilities in how to hide certain parts of an image. It took me a little while to figure out how masking worked but in some ways I would say it works better.
Affinity programs now share the same file so the days of making complex file structures in the Finder may be over! One file for illustration, photo manipulation, and eventually page layout next year for the page layout. This should be very helpful once Affinity moves to iPad that has a simpler file structure. The way that I do most of my photography these days is do a photo shoot of similarly shot photos, edit one of the photos and then apply those changes to all the others.
This is a huge time saver over editing one photo at a time. The developers have talked about looking at adding some of those features so I hope that happens soon.
Overall great version one software. Adobe will probably become the Quark XPress of graphics software. What I mean by that is Quark was once dominate but better options came along and eventually overthrew them. Remember InDesign use to have far fewer users then Quark at one point. I personally believe the Affinity Suite can go after Adobe even quicker then the time it took InDesign to become dominate Quark. Version 2 was already very good and they still managed to make version 3 way better.
Now includes support for symbols and a very easy and powerful way to export images. Thanks to everyone who marked my review as helpful and even to those few Adobe employees who marked it as unhelpful!!
I am glad you are reading these reviews so you can learn more about how your competition is going to thoroughly wipe you out in the next few years! PS It has been helpful to me to hear the reviewers on this page talk about competition to Photoshop I was not aware of. Sketch focuses on webdesign like I said but I would be interested in replacing Photoshop in other areas besides web design as well.
I spent almost all of today working with Serif's Affinity Designer and it is a really incredible alternative to Illustrator.
Since a lot of designers use Photoshop and Illustrator closely together to draw I thought it would be appropriate to mention it here on the Photoshop page. I was one of those people who was very frustrated when Adobe killed Freehand to replaced it with Illustrator which I always loathed. I am so glad to see that Affinity Designer seems to have the user friendliness of Freehand and yet also has powerful features that surpass many of Adobe's features. I will just briefly mention a few of my favorites.
This one is a big time saver. If you ever wanted to see what a blending mode looked like on an object without having to click each blend mode one at a time down a list of 26 blend modes you can do that in Affinity Designer. You simply move your mouse over each blending mode and the object changes as you go down the list.
This functionality works across many areas of the app. You also can use it as a quick way to scrub through the history panel as well. This is really helpful as half the time I want to select a color outside of the drawing program. Photoshop users will be familiar with this feature but Adobe never moved it over to their drawing app where it really belongs.
One of the developers showed it off on their forum page and it seemed to work just as well as it does in Photoshop. The feature will be available in a later version. Interestingly enough the software suite should rely on a single file format that will be used across their whole line of apps.
At this time only the illustration program has been released but the other apps will be coming out very soon. A Photoshop competitor should be out in a couple months or so.
What I really like about this company is when I use their product I keep thinking "this was what I kept waiting for Adobe to do years ago but they never did". Occasionally I hear people talk about how Adobe has become mature and all the major features to their programs have already been added. I think it should be clear that software like Sketch, Affinity Designer, and Pixelmator are proving that wrong.
Also I expect there to be a lot more competition to Lightroom in the future. Lightroom is still a very immature program and has a lot of opportunity for competitors to take advantage of it's weaknesses. Capture One Pro just came out with a new update and it looks like good competition to Lightroom. Expect a flood of Adobe competitors to keep surpassing their products. There is not much reason to join Adobe's subscription service and keep paying for their mediocre updates.
Affinity Photo is on Mac and available as a beta on Windows. Spread the word so that people know this program is now available on both platforms. That is a great deal as their new version The code provided by Amazon doesn't work so now I have to run around finding someone to reset something for me.
Mistake buying from Amazon, should have just gone directly to Adobe. You paid, but you never really own the software. If you are not using it all the time, you are paying for nothing. I think Adobe got rid of stand alone version really sucks. Hoag Top Contributor: Photography. Have been using PS since the early 90's and have upgraded numerous times.
I'm sure this new CC version is very nice for business use full time, but I'm dismayed they have dropped the users like me who work off and on using the software as we need it.
I have PS CS5 and went on line to check out the latest improvements and thinking I would get the latest version with a reduced upgrade price like I've done in the past There are other software image editing programs that do just as much as PS and for a lot less money. Even ACDsee, an excellent file organizer and viewer has improved it's editing capability to the point that is will do most of what PS does and much more easily.
Oh, and their file manager puts PS to shame. Will have to learn again but I prefer that to being drained. Do not support greedy companies like Adobe.
Subscription is one big joke. I personally hate the way adobe is doing business: instead of offering both one-time purchase and subscription-based purchase, they are trying to make more and constant income through only offering this.
What a rip-off! I will turn to other software which provide similar features now. See all reviews. Pages with related products. See and discover other items: lightroom 7 , got your 6 , creative cloud , windows 7 for mac , photoshop cs6 software , mac photo editing software. Back to top. Get to Know Us. Make Money with Us. Amazon Payment Products. Let Us Help You. Amazon Music Stream millions of songs.
