I was kind of hope for them both to check of a lot of the long standing feature requests that's keeping people from switching from Adobes suite. Serif was more or less in radio silence for a year with no visible development of V1 (just some minor bug fixes in March) while they (I assume) was working on V2 and what we got was a solid update but not the big news they where teasing ahead of the launch. That being said the V2 was a bit underwhelming. They have given so much back throughout the lifetime of V1 for such a low price it's really insane how entitled some are in the forums right now.

I'm also ok with the whole 'no upgrade' thing. I love their suite, it is such a good value och and they stick with the perpetual license, thank god.

They do not necessarily reflect the price on your day of viewing - please check the website for the current price.I bought the new universal license as soon as the store was up. *Please be aware that prices displayed are correct at time of publication but may change at any time due to currency fluctuations and other factors. Images used under license from Chris D'Ardenne, Lauri Lohi, Ahmet Ozkan and. 'Planets' by Bob Bradley and Terry Devine-King. More information here: /photo/new-features/ Oh, and it’s now available on Windows too.

From big new fundamental features such as macros, to other improvements like direct PSD write-back, we’ve listened to all the feedback we have received and worked round the clock to get them in. Without charging a subscription* we promised we would deliver free updates to version 1, and this one is huge. Apple chose it as their best Mac app of 2015, and it has received over ten thousand 5-star customer reviews on the App Store. Since we first launched in July 2015 Affinity Photo has become one of the most well respected photo editing tools available.

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