UnbreakableAlex

Recently I started a photoshop trial because I needed to spice up some photos with generative fill. It’s unbelievably amazing. Even deleted a person who covered up half of the bodies of 3 people. After some tweaks I got a perfect image from a very important photo that I thought as lost because I frogged up that shot. It didn’t save me a lot of headache, it also gave me a lot of free time and, what’s also important, the customer is happy. I consider myself a die hard serif fan, who always promoted their suite. I even bought v2 suite right from the start, even though I only need photo, even though the changes are minimal, just to support them but without AI features I don’t see myself upgrading in the future. Generative Fill and other adobe live features will force me every now and then to purchase a month of photoshop. And god knows I hate adobe, their business practice and especially their UI. But it makes me have more free time, which is so rare nowadays with a 40 hours 5 day work week.

Hi Guys! I colorcalibrated my iMac 2020 17" display with Spyder Elite and wonder if I should chose that profile or if I should leave it on sRGB. Intuitively I think I should chose my Spyder profile, so I can see the colors of my pictures as accurate as possible. Btw.: Should I use 8 or 16 Bit? I just want to use the repair brush on my already color graded JPEG, that i've exported from Capture One (I used RAW there) EDIT: Ok, the JPEGs are in 8Bit, so I guess it makes no sense to put affinity in 16 Bit, so I will use 8 Bit. Using Affinity Photo 2. Cheers Alex

Here are the PDF pushed around on my iMac 27" Late 2013, 3,5 GHz i7 with 32GB Ram. Designer.mov