You can read about the version 1.7 update here.Plus, learn how to take your lettering to the next level with top tips from Snooze One, Bryant Paul Johnson talks to us about his engaging and humorous cartoons created in Affinity Designer, Niall Benvie describes how photographers can use Affinity Publisher to get their work noticed and more. If you aren’t a Photoshop guru then I’d also recommend picking up their Workbooks which are well written, easy to follow, and will take you on a step by step journey to learning how to execute various functions of their software. Since ending my Adobe subscription about three years ago I’ve been using Affinity Photo. Typically Serif will offer the 20% discount when there’s a software update, a product releases, and as a Black Friday/Cyber Monday deal. This has been the norm for the company the last few years that I’ve owned Affinity Photo. Additionally, Serif is offering a 20% discount on all of their software right now to commemorate the launch of their update. There are mobile iPad versions as well that are less expensive but offer most of the same functions. It’s just a bonus that they cost $50 USD regularly priced for the desktop version. Those that own and use Affinity Suite tend to be ecstatic by the quality of the software and really impressed at what you can do with it at any price point.
Affinity Photo is their Photoshop alternative, Affinity Designer is akin to Adobe Illustrator, and the soon to be released Affinity Publisher was created as a replacement for InDesign. The best part is that they don’t require a monthly or yearly subscription. If you aren’t aware of the Affinity Suite, in short, they’re one of the few true legitimate alternatives to the extremely popular industry leading Adobe programs.
If you own the software, then you can download the updates right now. Serif, the makers of the Affinity Suite, which includes Affinity Photo, Affinity Designer, and Affinity Publisher have released version 1.7 today.
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