I'd like to add my voice to ask if the 10 day trial can be extended or modified as to its use for the reason below..
We recently had a demonstration of the software at our local Photography Club and the general contention was that it was very good, at least based on the two hours we had.
Consequently, myself and several members downloaded the trial and have reported back the results.
Unfortunately, we found it difficult to get to grips with all the features of the software in the time allocated. Obviously we can't devote ourselves full time over the 10 days and members reported that the time allocated for the trial and the time they could give it, is not enough to get their heads around the differences and similarities between Affinity Photo and Photoshop (which most people have been using for years). Affinity is a big application with many features and we only scratched the surface.
I think you at Serif should give some consideration to how you trial the software, as, at least in our group, its inhibiting your sales to (in our case) 50 odd members, all of whom dislike being held to ransom by Adobe and are looking for an alternative, but don't feel they have had enough time to learn enough about Affinity Photo. To be clear, its not the cost that's the problem, its having the confidence to change, where people will judge that the time and effort to learn a new application against something they are familiar with can be justified.
If we feel the same as a group, surely others must do so as well - you could be missing out on a great opportunity because of this limitation.
I hope this feedback proves useful.
Regards
