chilly7
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Just now, MEB said:
Serif is the company that develops the Affinity line of products (currently Affinity Designer and Affinity Photo).
Thank you.
Did there were mentioned any time line for image tracing?
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On 13.09.2017 at 1:17 AM, R C-R said:
Then you should not trust paid software like Affinity or many others either, because they include open source "backend" software code that is distributed under a variety of no-cost licenses. Inkscape is one of the many apps that uses the Potrace algorithm for auto-tracing -- if you would find that algorithm more worthy of your trust if you had to pay to use it, there are several paid apps that use it for that.
Open souce is a good thing because it alows other developers to create addons to the vanilla version.
P.s. Free staff is usually a crap or at best not the best, however there are might be exceptions. For example all my art i do is totaly free. And i have spend alot of work to do that and i was trying to do it the best i can. I do not make any money out of it. But i just want to do something beautiful to the world.
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On 12.09.2017 at 11:29 PM, MikeW said:
And yet there isn't anything to lose trying InkScape except a little time.
Or, because Serif has stated they only plan on releasing a trace routine if it meets expectations and is comparable to what can be considered the best, you could always go plunk down the cash for Vector Magic. At least it isn't free...
That is the case. I do not want to lose time! I want to do many wonderful things!!! And time is a problem for me.
Adobe Illustrator is expansive for me so i am looking for alternative but with the best quality.
I do unprofitable work so i do not make money out of my work so that's is a problem for me to pay that much money out of Adobe subscription plan.
Who is Serif?
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11 minutes ago, ChrisP said:
Well you could always use Inkscape (free) to image trace and then bring it in to Affinity Designer
I do not trust free software because usually they are not the best quality!
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1 hour ago, Callum said:
Hi Chilly7,
Welcome to the Forums
Unfortunately there is no feature like this in Affinity Photo however some of the Adjustments in the Adjustments tab have presets which have previews which are similar (see attached)
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Hi
Yes i saw them but at the moment i am not interesting in them. i use Oil Paint, Water Colour Painting, Colour Pencils and some others filters from Adome Illusrator. Also i use feature to stack and order multiple filters. So i guess i have to stick to Photoshop at the moument because i need that things.
Any idie when it is coming to Affinity Photo?
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1 hour ago, Callum said:
There is no automatic tracing in Affinity Designer I'm afraid. This is something that may be added in a future version
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Yes, that very sad. I really need that feature. So un till then i guess i will stick to Adobe Illustrator.
Any idea when it comes to Affinity Desgner?
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I just downloaded a demo of Affinity Photo and cannot find my favory thing from Adobe Photoshop.
It is called Gallery Of Filters (on different languages it might be called differently) I use Russian language.
Also you can stuck and order multiple filters in the same time.
Were they are?
I am pretty novice but cannot find basic things i was using.
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I am pretty novice in vector desing but this feature i really needed and used in Adobe Illustrator. And i just downloaded a demo of Affinity Designer and cannot find it?
How to do this is Affinity Designer?
P.s. Manual tracing is out of question at the moment! I need automatic similarly to High Fidelity photo in Adobe Illustrator.
Image Tracing in Affinity Designer?
in Pre-V2 Archive of Affinity on Desktop Questions (macOS and Windows)
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I see.
P.s. Hopefully it will be on pair or better then Adobe Illustrator!!!