Point 2 might not be quite true, macros and whatnot might of been possible, but really that's too much effort for event work every time.
Great combination, IMHO Tried Affinity earlier in the year, and returned/refunded (within the 30 day trial) ġ) brush work was slower than in LR/PS for some reason on my PC.Ģ) No catalogue syncing ability (cannot edit one image and apply those changes quickly across a bunch of images). Lutify doesn't support C1 layers, but I can use layers in Photo to apply Lutify LUTs selectively, if needed. I bought the Lutify LUT package that are compatible with C1 but also with any editor that supports LUTs (as Affinity Photo), so I can choose to apply a style in Photo or in C1. * If later I want to continue editing the original TIFF, I choose 'Open with' from C1, the TIFF is opened in Photo and everything I created previously with Photo is there. * On C1 I see the edited and flattened TIFF, and I can add more editing if I want, for example some film style or so. * Save the TIFF and choose 'export with layers', this way all the layers, setting, etc, I made with Photo are preserved. * When I want to finish a pic, choose 'Edit with' from C1, select Photo and use TIFF as the export format (plus color space, 8/16 bit, etc.). I use C1 with Photo similar as you use LR + PS, and it integrates quite good in this way: I have Photo, Designer and Publisher, all the pack. It's so good that I usually follow PS tutorials with it. Affinity Photo is a really good piece of editing software.
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