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Koreanman01

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  1. So I figured out a solution. For my character design, digital drawing, and painting Clip Studio Paint is better suited. But for photo manipulation I'll stick with Affinity photo and for graphic design I'll stick with Affinity Designer. I didn't realize that CSP was geared solely for that area. With graphic design I don't need to rotate the canvas very much so it's not a big deal. It would be a nice feature though. Especially for photo editing in photo. But I found a good solution for my character design since I got rid of my abobe subscriptions.
  2. I bought Designer and Photo roughly a year ago and mainly for logo creation and basic photo editing. I still had Photoshop and Illustrator at the time and I have recently started using Designer and Photo for 2d character creation and animation vector design. Both programs I've noticed don't seem to have the ability to rotate the canvas easily like I can do in Photoshop. I would like to unsubscribe from both of my Adobe products but not being able to quickly rotate my canvases is pretty much stopping me from completely switching. In Adobe it's easy to just Press R and use my pen to rotate my canvas. Having to remove grab my mouse every time I need to rotate my canvas takes time and really is a pain. Is this something that will be added in before too long? I'm really wanting to switch over to my affinity programs but if this basic feature isn't going to be implemented I might just uninstall them and stick with Photoshop and Illustrator. Something simple like a shortcut button and the pen being able to rotate would make the workflow 100x faster. Thank you
  3. My Tab S6 and Tab s7+ runs my Adobe products better than my iPad did. I got rid of my iPad because it was over-priced crap. Funny how Adobe can make products for Android tablets and it works perfectly fine... But a moderator says iPads can run intensive algorithms and Android can not, but Adobe apps and even Krita prove otherwise...
  4. There are many of us who work on Android devices that would gladly buy a license for Affinity products on the Play store. I personally can't stand apple products. There are also many apps that are designed for specific android tablets/phones and are not supported on others. The app could be supported on like the higher end Samsung tablets and none of the knockoff or cheap ones that wouldn't run an app like a vector or photo program anyways. Then, just like the iPad there is only a need to support a few tablets. It's pretty simple. I'm not a full time graphic artist but I do quite a bit of it. It would be nice to have a really good option when I have free time at work, I could work on some stuff on my tablet. Right now I use Krita. It's ok, but not Affinity. I won't buy or support Apple stuff for a couple of reasons, but it sucks that only iPad has the app right now. There are many of us who work on Android devices that would gladly buy a license for Affinity products on the Play store. I personally can't stand apple products. There are also many apps that are designed for specific android tablets/phones and are not supported on others. The app could be supported on like the higher end Samsung tablets and none of the knockoff or cheap ones that wouldn't run an app like a vector or photo program anyways. Then, just like the iPad there is only a need to support a few tablets. It's pretty simple. I'm not a full time graphic artist but I do quite a bit of it. It would be nice to have a really good option when I have free time at work, I could work on some stuff on my tablet. Right now I use Krita. It's ok, but not Affinity. I won't buy or support Apple stuff for a couple of reasons, but it sucks that only iPad has the app right now.
  5. Yeah. I have seen recommendations for affinity programs. I'm a long time Photoshop/Illustrator user. I can use lightroom and illustrator draw on my Android devices. But if i'm limited to only my PC for Affinity products i'll have to wait until they expand to Android stuff to buy their products. Sucks because i'm ready to ditch Adobe's money grabbing monthly subs. But i'll have to wait.
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