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| Posted: Wed Dec 31st, 2025 18:04 |
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jk wrote: Yes there’s a “slickness yet traditional feel” to PShp procedures (maybe it’s me being conditioned after 30yrs use I can rattle through Affinity editing but I occasionally hit “how do they do that?” moments, which invariable cause me to say “why on earth did they do it that way?” when I discover their method…..and then forget how to do it the next time I want it!!! The new Canva version comes into its own when you are planning to do more with your photos than just editing them. Adding them to a page layout or making some artwork, you can slide between the applications quite easily. It’s a bit like a combined Photoshop/illustrator/InDesign in one place. But again, it’s all a bit alien to use when you have been schooled on Adobe products. i have to swallow hard and say “you get what you don’t pay for”. Last edited on Wed Dec 31st, 2025 18:04 by ____________________ Eric |
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