#Affinity designer 1.7 software#
But Affinity is just not there, not to mention the lack of features and issues their software has. What people don’t want to hear is that is not close to be a PS alternative, and I’d really, really like to ditch Adobe (that’s why I’m learning Fusion). And I understand that for some people it works just fine for a serious of reason. I understand that also Serif is not Adobe, their resources are limited and so their team. It’s just that Affinity it’s still young. I went through this on the Affinity forum already several times to no avail. The moment I launch Affinity Photo the CPU is stressed and fans kick in. Literally, I can throw anything at it and it never fails me. I use it with no issues with everything else: C4D, x-Particles, Redshift, Adobe, Blackmagic Fusion. It’s fine-tuned to produce the best performance (it’s an Alienware).
#Affinity designer 1.7 Pc#
I appreciate your insights, but I assure you the PC is working perfectly. I loved Affinity, I really, really wanted to be the promised land and forget about Adobe. And their forum is dominated by fanboys, hard to get a mature conversation going. They added Publisher, some feared it would slow down the development considered the already limited resources, but “no, it won’t”. Mac is still their priority (GPU still not available on PC “but only because it’s easier to get GPU on the Mac, yadda, yadda, yadda…) Live filters are cool but limit their use to one per session or your machine will feel much pain (and I’m using a fast machine). Multiple selections across different layers are simply not possible. I went with Darktable for that kind of work. In the RAW department, sure you can edit RAW but forget the sidecar. It can be heavy on the CPU (not clear which configuration works best), the 32 bit, which was great news for 3D users working with PS, it’s buggy. In theory, there’s a lot that Affinity brings to the table, but unfortunately, it falls short. Lots of potentials but there’s no magic trick: it is a 50 bucks software and you get what you pay for.
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