Michail

I have just read the following article: https://www.dpreview.com/news/6759167059/adobe-reportedly-working-on-full-photoshop-version-for-ipad

Such exchange formats are always sources of errors. A lot of rework is necessary for more complex projects.

I think ahead! Of course I don't mean the first version, but all the following ones!!

What always bothered me about InDesign was that new versions were never backwards compatible. I've always wondered why this is done with ID. With other programs - such as Photoshop - this is not the case. My question to the developers: How will this be done at Affinity Publisher? Will new versions be backward compatible?

Thanks for your answers!

How can I do the lens flare effect in AP? There doesn't seem to be a lens flare filter.

Why do people always want to do everything on the go? Isn't it enough that they already eat and drink on the way?

A layout application is another dimension.

Cinema for mice!!!

Why???

You can see which standards Adobe has set in terms of price. Everyone thinks that a good program must cost 1000 euros. However, Adobe's prices do not arise from the utility value, but from the maximum possible exchange value. In other words, Adobe takes what they can get and not what the software is really worth. Just a small example: When Photoshop was still sold, the price in Germany was always twice as high as in North America. No one here understood that. The anger about Adobe was already there before the subscription model.

Oh, for God's sake: No two versions please!

This is only about ADesigner 1.7. Is there also a preview of APhoto 1.7?

Serif! Affinity can't talk. Not yet