![]() ![]() The appeal of using Affinity over Photoshop is the low price and the fact that you don’t need to pay a monthly subscription to access the software – you pay once and you get to use the software in perpetuity.Įxcept that, cap in hand, the developer Serif is now asking users to pay up in order to access new features. New versions usually come with big new features and potentially new ways of working with images. When Affinity announced version 2 a few months back, however, I experienced mixed emotions. I’ve been using Affinity Photo on and off for a few years now, across Windows and Mac machines as well as my iPad, and I can honestly say I’d be happy using it if my work licence of Adobe Photoshop expired tomorrow.
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