In contrast to Adobe slimming down, one of the most impressive things about Affinity designer for iPad is how surprisingly extensive the tools are. Although the rest are planned to come later, that still leaves illustrator and indesign nowhere to be seen. And if you're more of a desktop editor sort of person, don't forget to check out our review of Affinity Photo 1.5.2 posted this week!įull Review: Affinity Photo 1.5.Whilst Adobe are finally fulfilling the need for Photoshop on iPad, the first phase will only have a smaller set of core features. Learn more about Affinity Photo for iPad by clicking here.
This represents a big step in that direction. And if you ever receive images, or even PSD files, via email, you can now open and edit that file – with all layers intact – by simply dragging it in.Īffinity Photo made a big splash with their iPad release, calling it "the first full blown, truly professional photo editing tool to make its way onto the Apple tablet." As Serif builds more and more functionality into the app, they're hoping to close the gap between mobile and desktop editing. This is tremendously useful when working with HDR merge, image stacking and panoramas and will provide an instant boost to your workflow.
Thanks to iOS 11’s new Files app you can now drag and drop multiple images straight into Affinity Photo for iPad and start editing. Here's the description direct from Serif, the makers of Affinity Photo: What's more, you can drag multiple files in at once for HDR merging, panorama creation, and focus stacking. No need to get the image onto your iPad in some other, more convoluted way-as long as it's accessible from your Files app (read: in a cloud-connected folder on your Apple computer) you can drag it into the app. Now, if you want to edit a photograph in the Affinity Photo app, all you have to do is drag it from the files app into Affinity. And popular photo editor Affinity Photo has already updated its iPad app to take advantage of this really handy feature. One of the useful features added to the iPad with the update to iOS 11 this week was drag-and-drop between the operating system's "Files" app and other applications on the tablet.
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