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In this article, we will dig into the which advanced photo editor, you should choose: Photoshop vs Affinity Photo. It is not a direct head to head comparing of the two applications though. We will look more on what you would miss if you were to switch from Photoshop to Affinity Photo. I think this is where most photographers are. Can we manage with having “just” Affinity Photo, and not Photoshop?
Learn how these essential 5 Affinity Photo adjustments can make your images look awesome in no time. An easy fix for almost every photo.
We will explore how Capture One Styles fit into a professional workflow, and help you deliver work to clients, a website, magazine, image base or similar.
Learn how to use Photoshop’s batch processing feature combined with Photoshop actions to optimize your workflow.
Learn how to combine styles and presets in Capture One. Get full flexibility and control of how you use styles and presets to optimize your workflow.
Get a grip on exposure compensation. Learn what it is, plus why and when to use exposure compensation to improve your photos.
