AdvertisementsĪffinity Photo normally costs $49/£39, but right now you can get it for $39/£29. It adds a slew of features users have been asking for, features that have kept users sticking with Photoshop despite owning Affinity Photo. It is a massive update, that finally starts to bring it closer to that “Photoshop Competitor” status that many have been hoping for. For the complete breakdown and more details, you can check out the full list here. There’s far too many features and improvements to list everything. File compatibility improvements to both PDF and PSD.Improved RAW processing engine with lens profiles.Recordable macros with interactive attributes.360° image editing with live interactive pan and zoom.Full HDR merge support with complete tonemapping workspace.While Windows users may be seeing them for the first time, the version 1.5 update adds a whole host of new features to the Mac. There are a few OS-specific optimisations, to help them perform at their best on their respective platforms, though. Having a multiplatform piece of software was Affinity’s goal from the beginning, although they kept it very quiet for a while.įor the most part, the back end engine that drives Affinity Photo is identical for both the Mac and Windows, which means the same features are available for both platforms. This opens up the software to a massive new audience. The major news is, obviously, that Affinity Photo is now available for Windows.

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