Similarly, Photoshop can now recognise objects in images and select them quite accurately – also with the help of AI.Īffinity Photo can’t do that either, here you still have to select everything manually, even though the magic wand and the selection brush do a solid job even without AI. For example, some time ago Adobe added an AI-supported function that can completely replace the sky in landscape photos, which Affinity Photo does not have. Affinity Photo even has a counterpart to the content-based filling of Photoshop, but here it is called “Inpainting”.ĭifferences to Photoshop only become apparent with AI-related functions. If you are interested in image editing and composing, the software offers almost the same functions as Photoshop: various layer types, (live) filters, adjustments (tonal value correction, contrast, etc.), effects (shadows, glows, etc.), masks, color gradients, brushes and much more – Affinity Photo will not fail to provide the basic functions. The number of tools that Affinity Photo offers is also quite impressive.
The toolbar is strongly reminiscent of Photoshop, even though some of the icons are different.
