Affinity Photo

Not heard of this problem before.
If nobody here can help, I would suggest posting on the official Serif Affinity website forums..
(For the sake of clarity, even though the software was purchased via ePZ, we merely provide a link putting potential buyers in touch with the seller, we do not directly sell the product.)
If nobody here can help, I would suggest posting on the official Serif Affinity website forums..
(For the sake of clarity, even though the software was purchased via ePZ, we merely provide a link putting potential buyers in touch with the seller, we do not directly sell the product.)

Just ran Affinity again this morning and it offered two choices Repair or uninstall. I opted for repair and after a few mins it came up with an OK which then resulted in Affinity ending. I tried again but the same thing. On the third occasion I opted for uninstall which it did and I then re-installed. It did run after this. However, I only ran it to investigate the issue raised in the next thread. I find Affinity a real pain to use compared with PS.
Dave
Dave

Quote:I've got sufficient loose change in a drawer to be able to buy Affinity.
All Affinity apps are currently available with 50% discount as an initiative to support the creative community during COVID-19, from affinity.serif.com.
Buy Affinity and you'll still have some sou left in the drawer...

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Back in the days when you could buy Photoshop, it would have cost you six hundred quid or so.
I've got sufficient loose change in a drawer to be able to buy Affinity.
There's a reason for that.
I never paid anything near that for PS but it cost me around £100 p.a. to pay for updates (not every year either). It now costs me around £100 p.a. for the Adobe Photography Suite so a bargain in my view. I bought Affinity because it was half price via ePhotozine just out of curiosity and to evaluate. If I was not able to use PS any more, I would probably have to live with Affinity but given the choice I can continue with LR/PS. I do think Affinity is excellent value but still deficient and more difficult to use though I accept that the latter one would eventually overcome though practice.
Dave

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I never paid anything near that for PS but it cost me around £100 p.a. to pay for updates (not every year either). It now costs me around £100 p.a. for the Adobe Photography
Dave
Everybody's needs differ.
"The Cloud" with frequent free upgrades, free web-site, free 1 GB Cloud Storage and extremely wide PP options has a lot going for it.