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i am not a fan of adobe but nobody has been eating any margins or market share from adobe, really (c1 aside). skylum tried but guess what, having a half-baked,
by bosie 3y ago
i am not a fan of adobe but nobody has been eating any margins or market share from adobe, really (c1 aside). skylum tried but guess what, having a half-baked, barely QAed product that you can't rely on is not competing with adobe. adobe's photography products are full fledged and at 10 bucks a month not even expensive.
but thinking you can fight adobe's photography setup (lightroom, ACR, photoshop, bridge etc) with minimal effort and capital to gain users for 6 bucks a month is delusional. but hey, if it happens, awesome.
- prox 3y agoAffinity is making slow but surely inroads. I know lots of people who use it know vs almost no one a few years ago. They stand the best chance of eating some of the cake.
- junon 3y agoYes, though it's an open secret their development teams are barely functional and have management that can't manage much of anything. Even their forum staff are snippy and rude, discouraging people from reporting bugs etc. Things have stabilized over time, but it used to be the case that both Designer and Photo were absolute minefields to use - opening certain panes would crash, saves would corrupt, etc.