It is also the only free software in our test. 5/10Īffinity Photo comes from Serif, the guys who brought you Serif PagePlus. We tried out their Affinity Designer in our Vector Graphics test, which impressed Max with it’s infinite zoom. Food and Liquor comes from Lupe Fiasco, the guy who brought you Food and Liquor II.Īffinity Photo is being pitched as a genuine alternative to Photoshop, and featured heavily in the Apple Design Awards, so Max was excited to try it out. Fortunately it didn’t disappoint with a slick interface, quick rendering and rapid cut and paste. 9/10Īffinity Photo is available here for £39.99. So how do the alternatives compare to the big daddy himself, Adobe Photoshop? We cranked up our version of CC 2015 and armed ourselves with a copy of 50,000,000 Elvis Fans Can’t be Wrong, a compilation of some of the King’s greatest hits, and the inspiration for the Fall’s 50,000 Fall Fans Can’t be Wrong. The King of Photo Editing Applications made short work of The King of Rock’n’Roll’s hits compilation, as you would expect. The gold lamé suit was recreated to perfection, and text rendering was faultless. 10/10Īdobe Photoshop is available here from £8.57 per month. Unlike some of the albums featured, none of these software packages were a disaster. GIMP suffered from performance issues, but is impressively featured for a free software package. Affinity Photo is a real Photoshop contender, Acorn’s dated UI masks a powerful app, and Pixelmator is quick and easy to use.
#PIXELMATOR VS PHOTOSHOP PRO#
If you have the budget, though, Photoshop is still the best of the bunch.Adobe isn't the only one rolling out an AI-savvy pro image editor - right on cue, Pixelmator has released its previously-teased Pixelmator Pro on the Mac App Store.
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