IanSG
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The images need to be of suitable subjects, selected to highlight the lens' distortions / CA. The requirements don't seem to be very demanding, but the images would almost certainly need to be taken specificaly for calibration. For CA and vignetting you also need suitable light. Again, nothing too demanding, but it all makes the process longer and more time consuming.
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Affinity products for Linux
IanSG replied to a topic in Feedback for the V1 Affinity Suite of Products
"without any problems" is a bit disingenuous - it was 10 (ish) years before there was a decent Windows version. Producing something that would run wasn't too much of a problem but supporting it was - sound familiar? -
Affinity products for Linux
IanSG replied to a topic in Feedback for the V1 Affinity Suite of Products
Nothing's gone wrong or nothing you couldn't fix? PCs have been ubiquitous for decades now, but the number of computer literate users seems to have declined (as a percentage, at least). -
Affinity products for Linux
IanSG replied to a topic in Feedback for the V1 Affinity Suite of Products
No, they don't - too many companies have folded because they equated success with growth. Serif took a risk by switching from their legacy products to Affinity and it appears to have payed off. Changing their plans because it might give them a strategic advantage in an untapped but also unproven market strikes me as a bridge too far. -
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IanSG replied to a topic in Feedback for the V1 Affinity Suite of Products
While other replies have suggested that Serif must be monumentaly incompetent not to have jumped at the business opportunity that's so obvious to the reply's author. This strikes me as a variation on the same theme of 'it can't be true that porting to Linux isn't good business, so ... '. Any loss of revenue by MS or Apple would be well below their corporate radars! -
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IanSG replied to a topic in Feedback for the V1 Affinity Suite of Products
That's my point too 😀 - I've got (at least!) 4 years before I have to consider replacing H/W, and even then I've got the option of living with the increased security risk if I opt to stick with Win 10. My working assumption is that, by then, the OS will be just one of a number of factors influencing my thoughts. Bottom line - I see Win 11 as an inconvenience, not as something that'll render my system useless.