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I've been a user of Photoshop since about 2002, it's undoubtably a wonderful piece of software, an industry standard, but the subscription model does bug me. I can understand why Adobe moved to this type of business model - it very much favours them, hooking their customers into an annual fee. As a photographer, who's now retired, I do have to watch the pennies, and so I've been taking a look at alternatives.
One that comes up time and time again as probably the best value for money piece of photo editing software on the planet is Affinity - right now you can purchase this for a one off cost of £23.99.(no recurring annual fee). There is also a free trial available.
Having built up to a certain level of competance with Photoshop over the last 19 years I'm a bit reluctant to make the change and have to go through another learning process.
Can anyone with any real experience of using Affinity help me out here? I would love to know what the advantages and disadvantages are in using this application (against Photoshop).
Roger
One that comes up time and time again as probably the best value for money piece of photo editing software on the planet is Affinity - right now you can purchase this for a one off cost of £23.99.(no recurring annual fee). There is also a free trial available.
Having built up to a certain level of competance with Photoshop over the last 19 years I'm a bit reluctant to make the change and have to go through another learning process.
Can anyone with any real experience of using Affinity help me out here? I would love to know what the advantages and disadvantages are in using this application (against Photoshop).
Roger