Deke, there is no doubt in my mind that you should develop a full course on Affinity. I just dropped Adobe which I have had for over twenty years because I am now on a fixed income and it became a burden more than a tool. I would pay for either a DVD, yes! They still exist, or a download for Affinity. Please think about it! Big fan of yours, Pete
@@chasebros4948 I went back to CS6 (when the Content-Aware Move tool was introduced), and sure enough, it’s been there the entire time. 🙄 Thank you for the correction!!
The main difference for me on the iPad: Adobe Photoshop is forcing me into Creative Cloud - and I can't access those files with Adobe Bridge anywhere, it always needs Photoshop. Photoshop functions on the iPad are (still) very limited, too, and export is also limited. AP2 just plays nicely with everything else on the iPad, while PS doesn't. What is rather useful on the iPad is Lightroom, to get my ACR-edited DNGs rendered to further edit (cleaning and retouching) them in AP2. PS on the iPad is a dud. There are some useful features missing in AP2 on the iPad, though.
Deke, there is no doubt in my mind that you should develop a full course on Affinity. I just dropped Adobe which I have had for over twenty years because I am now on a fixed income and it became a burden more than a tool. I would pay for either a DVD, yes! They still exist, or a download for Affinity. Please think about it! Big fan of yours,
Pete
I am thinking very hard about that, actually. Thanks for your vote!
The example with the ducks can be done in Photoshop with the content-aware move tool.
Not nondestructively. (Affinity leaves the pixels entirely unharmed.)
@@dekeNow Photoshop does it nondestructively as well if you make a new layer and use sample all layers.
@@chasebros4948 I went back to CS6 (when the Content-Aware Move tool was introduced), and sure enough, it’s been there the entire time. 🙄 Thank you for the correction!!
im sold 💯💯
Yay!
The main difference for me on the iPad: Adobe Photoshop is forcing me into Creative Cloud - and I can't access those files with Adobe Bridge anywhere, it always needs Photoshop. Photoshop functions on the iPad are (still) very limited, too, and export is also limited. AP2 just plays nicely with everything else on the iPad, while PS doesn't. What is rather useful on the iPad is Lightroom, to get my ACR-edited DNGs rendered to further edit (cleaning and retouching) them in AP2. PS on the iPad is a dud. There are some useful features missing in AP2 on the iPad, though.
Agreed.
I am not using iPad, But I am here to give you like my dear friend, and consume one or more info from you.🥰😀😀
Thank you!
A steep learn curve, but a good working tool on iPad.
Both are true. It does take some getting used to.
True but also kinda not true. If you are familiar with photoshop tools they translate well in this app they're just displaced.
Fan of Uzumaki?
I do find there to be something deeply mystical about spirals.
As a photographer, Photoshop iPad eclipses Affinity iPad. Affinity's selection, masking and remove tools are primitive.
All right, there’s a vote for Adobe!