It’s been at the forefront of the industry ever since. It’s a raster-based program for editing photos (but you can also do digital art and illustration with it, too). P.P.S I should add that pretty all everyday needs can be covered by C1, and adding a pixel editor like AP isn't needed by everyone.Īlthough there is some (maybe considerable) overlap, they are really two different tools aimed at doing two different things.Photoshop is the leading photo editing software created by Adobe in 1990. I know C1 now has pano and HDR, but they are pretty basic compared to those found in AP. With C1 sessions, the PSD/TIFF automatically appears If you are using a C1 catalogue, you may need to sync the catalogue to see the new file. You can round trip from C1 to AP by using the "Edit With" right click on an image in C1, which will allow you to create a PSD or TIFF in C1, which C1 will then open in AP for editing, Saving the file in AP (or closing AP) will save changes to the PSD/TIFF already in C1. For complex edits I find the logic of layers in AP or Photoshop easier to work with than C1, even though I primarily work in C1. Many people combine C1 with Affinity Photo (or Photoshop) and switch between them depending on task.
Although not everyone will agree, many will argue that C1, LR/ACR and DXOLab, form a top tier of raw processing quality, and it's unlikely that even an improved raw processing engine in AP 2, will match C1. All three were designed from the ground up as an integrated package for the graphics industry.Ĭ1 is a parametric editor designed around raw conversions and photo file management. As well as integrating with Affinity Designer and Affinity Publisher. Click to expand.Although there is some (maybe considerable) overlap, they are really two different tools aimed at doing two different things.Īffinity Photo is a pixel editor and can do far more sophisticated editing than C1, in terms of layers, cloning/healing, composites, Panos HDR, stacking and "fixing" things.
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