Darren S

Interested to hear of any feedback with regards to using Affinity Photo and tablets. Try as I might, I'm simply too cumbersome with a mouse pointer and would prefer the dexterity offered by a tablet and stylus.

It would be good to have an alternative method of going through the book. I'm currently trying to keep the page down with my left wrist while reading it and balancing the book on the edge of my computer desk. Space is a bit of a premium and it's a bit unwieldy to access with the room that I've got. As @Przemysław says - even a digital version would be nice to flick the screen across with the iPad on a stand.

Is there anyway of navigating through images on Affinity Photo rather than simply going to File and Open with each one? In particular, when you've taken several dozen on holiday and wish to flick through the images? Many thanks.

Hi, First post and a recent purchaser of both Affinity Photo and the official Affinity Workbook. While I highly rate the workbook itself, it would have been great to have purchased it in a ring-bound form, rather than the traditional hardback format. As the workbook (along with a lot of other tutorial and training printed media) - relies heavily on user inputs through keyboard and mouse; it can make it a bit cumbersome to keep the book open at a particular page. I would have happily paid an additional premium for the workbook if a ring-bound version was available. Also, are the keyboard shortcut guides at the back, available in a PDF form to download and print out? Ideally I'd prefer to keep the workbook intact as much as possible. D.