That’s a bold ambition no other publisher has attempted. Affinity Photo for iPad is not a simplified, cut-down accessory app – it’s a full-blown version of the desktop Affinity Photo application with every feature intact and optimised for the iPad hardware and touch interface. It’s not the first time a software publisher has produced a mobile version of a desktop application – take Photoshop Express and Lightroom Mobile, for example – but this time it’s different. One important note is that, similar to Affinity Photo, due to the power demanded by Affinity Designer, it’s only available on a select number of iPad models: all iPad Pros, plus the iPad Air 2, and the 5th and 6th generation iPad.Affinity Photo can stack live filter effects with adjustment layers and other image layers in a non-destructive workflow.Īffinity Photo, Serif’s professional photo-editing application, is now available for the iPad.
If this kind of app in any way interests you, it looks like a steal at this price. And with full support for the Apple Pencil, iOS 11’s drag and drop, and system technologies like Metal, the app looks like the ultimate portable design studio.įor a limited time, Affinity Designer is available at a launch price of $13.99, 30% off the regular price of $19.99. Where Affinity Photo focuses on photo editing, Affinity Designer is a vector-based illustration tool. Today, that same philosophy is bringing us Serif’s second major iPad app: Affinity Designer. Unlike what companies such as Adobe do, where a Mac app like Photoshop is broken down into less powerful versions on iOS, Affinity Photo was brought to the iPad with no compromises whatsoever. Nearly one year ago, Serif released Affinity Photo for the iPad as a full-featured photo editing powerhouse.
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