![]() Or external file layers.Īnyway, I think each application can learn from the others as to how improve certain areas. And I do really miss certain layer features in AF Photo - a smart object alternative would be great, for example. Every user here uses or has used Photoshop at some point, I assume. ![]() Most users compare Affinity Photo with Photoshop, and will not be called out on that - which is understandable, since it is a very common comparison to make. I suppose I stand out a bit because Photoline users are not that incredibly common - so when I compare both apps here, obviously I am kinda on my own (except maybe for one or two other users - Quarian? -). ![]() I do not believe in the "one app for all jobs" paradigm: a good carpenter has many great tools in his toolbox - and so do I (but I will not rent my software - same analogy: why rent your hammers?). For example, I do my digital painting in Krita nowadays, and AF Photo, Photoshop, or Photoline all pale in comparison for that type of work. Of course, each application has its strengths and areas it could improve upon. People here compare Affinity Photo continuously with Photoshop, and I indeed compare with Photoline in a similar fashion.Īffinity photo misses certain features I use on a daily basis in Photoline (and used to use in Photoshop), and even Photoshop cannot compare with Photoline in terms of the layer stack (in my opinion). I work both on Mac and Windows, and I am tool agnostic - I am always on the lookout for new interesting tools (especially with Adobe's digital serfdom, and on the Mac I use both Photoline and Affinity Photo - though admittedly still more Photoline than AF Photo at the moment. ![]()
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