It would be more likely, Donato, my pitching the AP-flattened export after I then added it to an already existing multi-layered 'master' in PS. There seems to be some things Affinity Photo does well/does differently than does Photoshop (or Lightroom or onOne Photo Suite for example). And I often tend to go back and finesse things just a bit later when I notice something could be "better" on a file I once was working...
But I'm beginning to find – the more I attempt to experiment with Affinity Photo – how frustrating and time consuming it is to get things done quickly, efficiently. (I'll post later, tomorrow or the next day, on my concerns with the much-touted all-in-one 'High Frequency' filter and likely why I will likely just stick with my standard, admittedly more-complex fall-back process within Photoshop instead.)
For newbies to pixel editing, for those who want to at last move beyond ifoto, I'm thinking Affinity Photo will be a truly wonderful segue, less frustrating transition on their part – ESPECIALLY by way of its terrific and some of the features presented in the short vids on Vimeo. Perhaps one day – when someone takes the time to write comprehensively regarding the 'ins' and 'outs', the 'why's and 'wherefore's involved with this ground-up new pix-ed-app it'll make more sense for those of us who are used to the old school... But interesting and laudable nonetheless me thinks.
It would be more likely, Donato, my pitching the AP-flattened export after I then added it to an already existing multi-layered 'master' in PS. There seems to be some things Affinity Photo does well/does differently than does Photoshop (or Lightroom or onOne Photo Suite for example). And I often tend to go back and finesse things just a bit later when I notice something could be "better" on a file I once was working... But I'm beginning to find – the more I attempt to experiment with Affinity Photo – how frustrating and time consuming it is to get things done quickly, efficiently. (I'll post later, tomorrow or the next day, on my concerns with the much-touted all-in-one 'High Frequency' filter and likely why I will likely just stick with my standard, admittedly more-complex fall-back process within Photoshop instead.) For newbies to pixel editing, for those who want to at last move beyond ifoto, I'm thinking Affinity Photo will be a truly wonderful segue, less frustrating transition on their part – ESPECIALLY by way of its terrific and some of the features presented in the short vids on Vimeo. Perhaps one day – when someone takes the time to write comprehensively regarding the 'ins' and 'outs', the 'why's and 'wherefore's involved with this ground-up new pix-ed-app it'll make more sense for those of us who are used to the old school... But interesting and laudable nonetheless me thinks.