Is affinity actually a good replacement for what it advertises? I don't mind paying for software so long as it's a perpetual license. I don't wanna give any money to adobe nor do I wanna pirate their software and risk getting fucked.
>>461716Solo designer? It's fine.No client would care what software you used to make their item.It's really when you work with other people that you want to stay within the industry standards (ie. PS, Illus, Avid, Corel)
>>461717>It's really when you work with other people that you want to stay within the industry standardsAccurate. I work for a book publisher, and I was just told to move back to Illustrator and InDesign's shitty UX because they had to redo some stuff I had made on Publisher when I was on leave.
>>461717I sometimes make business cards and flyers for businesses and the local printer here demands InDesign files because they have to make the "final touches". One place still uses Quark.
>>461717I assume you can export the files into .psd and .ai files like how CSP can do the same?
