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Dig deeper into black and white photography and discover which elements to use for capturing great black and white photos.
Photography-RAW just launched a new package filled with macros for Affinity Photo that will help you get better-looking photos using Affinity Photo.
Use a Photoshop action to speed up resizing and sharpening your images for web. Avoid getting soft looking images when you use them online.
Upgrade your understanding of how to effectively use color theory as a photographer? Learn how you can take better photos using the right colors.
Get the most essential keyboard shortcuts for Capture One + learn how to create your own custom keyboard shortcuts to speed up your editing workflow in C1.
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?
