Develop: For in-app development of raw images, giving you full control of image colour and tone.Liquify : Used for distortion of image areas, such as retouching and adding special warping effects.Photo: The default Persona for photo editing including crop, selection, brush, retouch, erase, warping and vector-based tools.It sounds kind of goofy and I know Lightroom does have something along these lines but there are reasons to have these modes of operation separated. Hope this works!Īffinity Photo has what they call “Personas”. I’m going to tell you about the interface, call out interesting highlights and try to give you a feel for the breadth of the tool. I’m going to pick out a few things that make Affinity Photo stand out from the crowd, while continuing to stress that this is a $50 piece of software with no monthly fees. I’m not a Photoshop expert by any means but I’ve been showing Affinity Photo to a bunch of my photography friends and they’ve all been very impressed.
I’ve struggled a bit to do this review because the tool is so crazy capable, I can’t possibly go through everything it can do, but on the other hand if I don’t, you might walk away thinking it’s another Pixelmator, when in reality it might be another Photoshop. Just to make sure we’re all on the same page, remember that Affinity Photo is only $50 in the Mac App Store. I promised that I’d come back later and give you an idea of what you can do with the full Affinity Photo from /…. A couple of weeks ago I told you about Affinity Photo’s extensions to Apple’s Photo app.
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