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I used to when I was still an active photojournalist. These days I mostly use it for mocking up user interfaces, making concert flyers, and creating player aids
by cwdegidio 5y ago
I used to when I was still an active photojournalist. These days I mostly use it for mocking up user interfaces, making concert flyers, and creating player aids for my TTRPG group. I just recently got back into photography after about a 13 year hiatus after leaving the media to become a developer. That's where the Adobe muscle memory is biting me. Every time I sit down to edit some photos, I swear I have to look something up in Affinity at least once per session with it.
- randomluck040 5y agoThanks for answering! How comfortable is dodge & burn and working with layers in Affinity and did you try out frequency separation in one way or another by any chance?