
The Liquify persona comes complete with a mesh view, and contains a range of tools for push, pinch, twirl and turbulence distortions.įinally, the Liquify persona hosts an array of pinch, push, twirl and turbulence tools, complete with mesh view and the ability to freeze or thaw selected areas of the image. However, they go above and beyond mere workspaces, with each bringing to the stage its own set of tools and modes of operation. These include the Photo, Liquify, Develop and Export personas, each of which has its own dedicated workspace. The main players in Affinity are a set of modules called 'personas'. So what exactly does Affinity Photo give you for your money? Meet the cast Whereas mid-range programs like Adobe Photoshop Elements 14 and Corel Paintshop Pro Ultimate X8 cost around £80/$100/AU$130, Affinity Photo 1.4 is just half the price, at £39.99/$49.99/AU$79.99.Ĭonsidering that two major upgrades have already been delivered for free since Affinity Photo went on sale, the price stacks up very well compared to the Adobe Creative Cloud Photography Plan, which combines Photoshop CC and Lightroom CC in a monthly subscription and works out to about £100/$120/AU$120 per year.

Perhaps the most remarkable thing about Affinity Photo is its price. Images for both programs share the same file format, and are therefore fully interchangeable. Serif Affinity Photo at BHPhoto for $69.99 (opens in new tab)Īdding to the attraction, Serif has also developed a companion graphic design package for the Mac, which goes by the name of Affinity Designer.

Handily for creative types, image files share the same format as the Affinity Designer graphics program for full compatibility.
