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I switched to Affinity Photo a while ago. It took a little while to get used to it, but I don't miss PS at all now. Granted, I'm not a professional photog, but
by AmVess 7y ago
I switched to Affinity Photo a while ago. It took a little while to get used to it, but I don't miss PS at all now. Granted, I'm not a professional photog, but I've been using PS since it was released.
I also have Designer, and it is quite good...although I don't know enough about Illustrator to be able to compare them.
Adobe has gotten lazy and sloppy. The CC launcher/updater frequently needs to be reinstalled, and PS is slow in quite a few areas. Simple batch resizing photos in PS is a real chore because it only uses a single core. Affinity uses all of them, and the performance difference is pretty stark.
Affinity frequently updates their products with new features. I purchased this product a few years ago and haven't been charged for new releases.
Affinity allows 5 one serial to be installed on 5 machines.
All of their products are for sale for 50% off.
- slantyyz 7y agoI have Affinity Photo, but I find I don't even use Photo for photos at all. It's usually for manipulating non-photo raster stuff for the web. For photos, I pretty much use DxO (Lightroom equivalent) exclusively. I have found Lightroom equivalents to have just the right amount of Photoshop functionality that a) lets me do everything I need faster than a dedicated Photoshop type app, b) lets me do that stuff in batches faster.