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I've seen the same thing with Adobe where people fear switching because they have used the product for 10+ years week in and out and just don't grasp that Affinity was smart enough to keep things more the same than different. Those are the ones that have to stick with CorelDraw. Honestly I think it has more to do with the legacy of users that learned on it and are stuck (outside of the niche things it really does excel at). But for general art and mock up creation of a number of things, the seamless Pixel/Vector/Design Layout of the Affinity Trinity is basically unmatched and paired with a seamless workflow that extends to higher end ipads, I argue it is a stronger suite. Now if you are making technical illustrations, corel is just designed to do that better at this stage.
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I'm much more on the photo end of the spectrum (and do it professionally), but I have professional creative/design friends that think the Affinity suite is better than CorelDraw.
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Most companies going to subscription are doing it the "Microsoft Way," not the "Adobe Way." They will obviously prefer you to subscribe, for obvious reasons, but the perpetual licenses are still available.Īlso Painter 2019, PSP 2020 Ultimate, Pinnacle Studio 23 Ultimate (like PaintShop Pro, although PSP does have at least basic Assets Management built-in. CorelDraw includes Corel PhotoPaint, which is a better - less cluttered - Bitmap/Photo Editor (it was their product before they acquired PaintShop Pro). … you have to be a legit professional (or a Prosumer with money to burn) to justify paying for CorelDraw, which is still available as a perpetual license. I might look into Publisher one day.Īffinity Photo > PaintShop Pro, although PSP does have at least basic Assets Management built-in.ĬorelDraw > Affinity Designer and Affinity Publisher - It isn't even close, however. Recently bought Designer because I didn't fancy signing up for a Corel subscription. I bought Photo a while ago as a replacement for Corel PhotoPaint (can't justify buying Photoshop for my usage pattern), and really like it. I was going to mention Affinity, but wasn't sure if it'd be taking the thread OT. It is a bit difficult to find clear information on the web on them as well.Īgreed. Not the best marketing out there, and is $24.99 for roughly 15 brushes per pack. As far as I can tell, the best of the packs (like Fabric Fantasy) are not bundled, only separate. and I only saw the bundles in the app itself, which only shows 12 of the included packs per set. The brush packs for Particleshop are NOT cheap, even bundled. Without someone chiming in and saying what it is and why its cool, the name recognition can fall short for a lot of products. I don't often see things unless they pass through this forum, and should probably check out humble bundle more often "just because." The name alone wouldn't have gotten my attention, but the examples on their page sure did (the surfer one is probably the most impressive). (which also included Particle Shop - the standard set) the 2nd time they offered it. PhotoMirage was $1 at humble bundle twice now. ParticleShop is a plugin, so I had to Google to find out where it embedded itself into Photoshop on me.
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I had never heard of ParticleShop before, which is a dynamic brush plugin for Photoshop, Lightroom, Corel, and "some other graphics programs." I was having more fun with ParticleShop after buying PhotoMirage, and it was included for free (the 11 core brushes are not bad at all, but apparently they get more revenue from the brush sets than the program - and there are a truckload of them). The interesting side-effect is that it is bundled with ParticleShop & WinZip 23. That is on sale for $34.99 versus $69.99. I was actually interested in PhotoMirage, which is another lightweight editor to add motion to a picture (coverts to a video or gif file).
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That program typically updates early in the calendar year, and I wait till the upgrade goes on sale. I have had VideoStudio Ultimate for a few years now, which is a nice lightweight video editor (sale is $49.99 versus $99.99).
Corel had a sale that "ended" last night (and missed the deadline on), but when I added PhotoMirage to my cart at 1 AM it came up even cheaper! The sale is still on, with bigger discounts, so is worth sharing.
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