For less than £20 pounds direct from the Apple App Store it looked to be a bit of a bargain to me. So when Serif had a sale for the iPad version, in my mind I now had the graphics tablet and software combined in one neat package, so I took the plunge. I have been using the desktop version of AP for a few years to edit my motorsports photography combined with a graphics tablet. From time to time it’s worth evaluating other options especially when it comes to imaging software as the big brands are always improving their products. Just like your choice of camera, most photographers will pick a brand due to loyalty which isn’t a bad thing but can get you in a rut. All of the pictures seen here have been edited with AP Desktop and iPad versions.
For this report we will just look at AP and specifically the iPad version and how the sports photographer shooting. There are other packages available including the free tool sets that came with your camera. Along the way, you'll also learn all the essential keyboard shortcuts.In this report we are going to look at one of the leading photographic software packages for manipulating your images, Affinity Photo (AP). You learn pro photo retouching tips, how to work with text, personas, how to adjust color levels, and more. After teaching all the basics, Iain moves to layers, filters and all more advanced tools. You learn how to best set up the preferences, how to work with documents, and you discover the essential tools, panels, and important keyboard shortcuts.
Iain starts the course with a tour of Affinity Photo's interface, showing how it compares to other photo editing apps like Photoshop. In this Beginner's Guide, trainer and photographer Iain Anderson teaches the best way to learn the desktop version of this amazing app! If you're a serious photographer or graphic artist, you need to know about Affinity Photo! Now available for macOS, iOS and Windows, this great alternative to Adobe Photoshop is available at a single low price (no subscription!) and is truly a dream to use.
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