edwardsson

I have been using both Mellel and Nisus Writer Pro since many years now, and both are great tools. Also have started to use Scrivener as well, another great tool. I have, as far as I can tell, no need for an Affinity Word. My toolsbox regarding word processors are already full.

Agree entirely. No OS Wars, only good Affinity Works.

It was not my intention to import any Apple bashing into this forum. It was probably an unnecessary comment I wrote, even if I believe that every word I wrote is true. I maybe a newbie regarding some of the Affinity apps, but I am definitely not a newbie regarding Apple and their products. I have been using their product for nearly 30 years now, ever since I bought my first SE/30. I hope you will continue to live in peace. It's to early to die yet.

The main purpose of getting out of MAS is to letting the developers getting more of the money and Apple getting less. Unfortunately, I do not think iOS versions are available from outside the AppStore. I\ve bought both the Affinity Designer and now the Affinity Publisher directly from the Affinity Store, but during the time I bought the Affinity Photo, it was not possible to buy through their store. The news that Jonathan Ive have decided to leave Apple, is a bad sign for the future of Apple. Tim Cook is probably the worst thing that has happened to Apple and its customers in years.

It will probably take years (at least one or probably even two or maybe three) before we reach 2.0 (if we look at the current development speed). For me it’s not that important to reach 2.0 as soon as possible. I do not want them to adopt the insane version numbers of Firefox or Chrome. It’s better to take it rather slow, but do it proper instead.

The same applies to Hebrew and other RTL languages.

I will give it a try. Thanks for the suggestion.

The best way to get out of MAS is to wait until your Affinity apps reach version number 2.0, then you have to pay to upgrade the apps anyway. That's my plan.

Agree on this one.

+1 for Affinity Publisher on iPad as well. Already got the Mac version (pre-ordered), but will migrate to iOS (iPadOS) during 2019.

Should be nice to have this feature. :-)

I downloaded the trial version of AD for Mac and it crashed all the time. Now when I came home from my vacation and wanted to try the demo again, the trial version had unfortunately expired.

The direct link to the original RAW file doesn't work, but if you go to http://www.photographyblog.com/previews/fujifilm_x_t2_photos/ and scroll down to the RAW section, you will find the original RAW file. It's the second file in the second row in the section of the Sample RAW Images.

Since I do not have a Fuji camera, I downloaded a Fuji RAW file from http://www.photographyblog.com/previews/fujifilm_x_t2_photos/ and then tried to open it from within AF om my iPad. It worked without any problems at all. The file was quite large, more than 50 MB in size.

Probably one of these accessories: Lightning to SD Card Camera Reader, Lightning to USB 3 Camera Adapter or Lightning to USB Camera Adapter.