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I pay for Photoshop right now, so I'm not above paying for Affinity if it handles that usecase for me, now that it's available for Windows. I'm disappointed tha
by cwyers 10y ago
I pay for Photoshop right now, so I'm not above paying for Affinity if it handles that usecase for me, now that it's available for Windows. I'm disappointed that there's no trial that I can see, but it's inexpensive enough I might dive in anyway.
- trynewideas 10y agoI bought Affinity Designer for Windows on impulse (at $30 I was happy enough to swap a night out for a TV dinner), and I was impressed enough that I bought Photo sight unseen the day it came out for Windows. Within about two weeks they'd eliminated about 90% of my need for Photoshop (only a few particularly plugin-heavy workflows are left) and all of my need for Illustrator. The only Adobe product I keep around is InDesign, and only because I was fortunate enough to get CS6 before permanent licensing ended. Affinity Publisher seems to forever be at least a year out and no alternative I've tried can do everything I need InDesign to do, much less with the same efficiency.