MRoodenburg

Thanks for the reactions all. Got my boss on the AP&AD bandwagon and waitingfor the AD Workbook to arrive :)

Haha, I'll definitely do that. I just don't have a clear view of what Affinity does what other 'free' programs can't, since I'm new to it. The place where I work is a startup company, so even if its cheap, money is still something the boss considers :)

Hi! I'm thé marketing and communication employee at a medical distribution company in the Netherlands. I´m the one responsible for creating leaflets, newsletters, brochures etcetera, even though I just got into designing and photo editing. At the moment using Affinity Photo for homeprojects, amateur-photographer here) but interested in further developing my skills for designing and photo-editing for professional reasons. Looking forward to working with Affinity´s programs :)

Hello all, As a marketing and communication employee at a startupcompany it's my responsibilty to create professional products such as newsletters, brochures, leaflets for web and print. I'm very interested in developing my editingskills but would Affinity Photo and Designer be the right program for me and my job, even though I'm a novice and have free programs like GIMP2, Scribus, Publisher and Inscape at my disposal? What does Affinity Photo and/or Design offer that free programs don't? And how would you convince your boss to buy Affinity Photo and/or Designer? Thank you.