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Affinity Photo for iPad is a genuine desktop-grade, professional photo editing app. Completely reimagined for iPad with the same power as the desktop version and with complete file format compatibility, you can work across the same document wherever you are, without any compromise.

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• Affinity Photo for iPad is a genuine desktop-grade, professional photo editing app. Completely reimagined for iPad with the same power as the desktop version and with complete file format compatibility, you can work across the same document wherever you are, without any compromise. PSD Import/Export.

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Dodge, burn, inpainting, sponge, blur, sharpen, healing brushes, paint mixing brush – experience the incredible power and capabilities you would on desktop, on iPad.

CMYK, RGB8, RGB16, Greyscale, LAB and even RGB32. Work in any colour space, with full confidence that any documents taken from the Windows or macOS version will always render with 100% fidelity.

Take advantage of the full suite of selection tools, including lasso, magic wand and pen tool. Use advanced selection refinement to achieve perfect selections, even down to individual strands of hair.

Work with unlimited layers, including real-time blend modes with advanced range adjustments and simple drop zones to mask, clip, reorder and group all layer types. Text, vector, pixel and image layers are all fully supported.

Produce stunning composite images, including perfectly stitched panoramas. Use HDR merge with tone mapping for breathtaking results and even stack images with different focal lengths to create detailed macro photography.

Drag and drop stock imagery directly into your work and use the asset panel to store visualisation assets and more. All asset packs can be shared between Mac, Windows and iPad.

Edit and create brushes, with control over all dynamics supported by Apple pencil, and even import .abr brushes. Any brushes you create can be shared across desktop and iPad versions as well.

Curves, channel mixer, gradient map and more — you have a full library of 22 adjustment layers available with no compromise.

Use a huge selection of live filter layers, including blurs, lighting, distortions and deformations. You can even apply filters non-destructively, allowing you to reorder, mask and edit them at any time.

Develop RAW images in a 16-bit colour space, with lens corrections, advanced noise reduction, chromatic aberration reduction, curves adjustment, white balance adjustment, defringe and more.

Push, twirl, pinch and punch non-destructively within the Liquify Persona. Freeze areas to prevent adjustment, save meshes and reconstruct to your heart’s content. You can also apply a live liquify layer over the top of multiple layers.

Add text along a path. Explore a range of diverse typographical designs by creating a path from any line, curve or shape drawn with any of the line or shape tools.

Fully optimised for iPadOS, with the ability to drag and drop images from any location on iPad and full support for smart objects. You can even work directly on PSD files and save back to PSD.

Create your own shortcut keys using a keyboard attachment for an even more streamlined workflow.

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What inspired you to get into software development and how did you get to where you are today?

To be a good software engineer you need to have a passion, and you need to be eager to learn and explore and to innovate and create. This was just as apparent after taking a few initial steps as it is today, and it is the inherent possibilities and opportunities that are as exciting and inspiring as anything else.

How did your work on PagePlus inform your work on Publisher?

PagePlus has been, is, and will continue to be a massive influence on the direction of Affinity Publisher. As a company we have a wealth of experience built up over many years working with PagePlus. It has taught us what to do, what not to do, and years of feedback from our customers and our excellent beta testers is helping us to prioritise current development.

What was it like having the opportunity to develop a brand-new publishing app from scratch?

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It’s well publicised that all of the Affinity apps share the same back end and opt into facets of the same document model. Designer and Photo were ahead of us in development, so we had a first-class platform to build on. In the beginning it was a question of creating our roadmap of features and functionality that we knew would be hard requirements to make a ‘Version 1’ genuinely useful to customers.

What were the challenges of creating the third app in the Affinity suite? That seems like a lot of pressure…

I think it’s a matter of focus. There is a lot of common ground between the apps, but there is just as much that differs. I think identifying necessary differences, whilst not particularly difficult, has caught us out from time to time.

How did it feel when Affinity Publisher finally launched?

Of course it was a great relief. We had had an extended beta period, so there were no real surprises. There was also an acute awareness that we were only just getting started.

“Of course it was a great relief. We had had an extended beta period, so there were no real surprises. There was also an acute awareness that we were only just getting started.”

Is there a feature or other specific part of the app that you feel most proud of?

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The text engine is highly performant, and a lot of work has gone into making sure this is the case. We have been caught out with a few cases where a misstep in the surrounding architecture has caused issues, but at the core it is a classy bit of kit. We know there are lots of things that it doesn’t yet handle, but they will come with time.

One thing that really sets Affinity Publisher apart from other apps is its unique StudioLink feature that allows users to instantly switch between Affinity Publisher, Affinity Designer and Affinity Photo all within the same app. How did you go about implementing this game-changing technology?

The concept of StudioLink was designed in from the very start. So when the time came to actually provide an implementation everything pretty much just fell into place.

“The concept of StudioLink was designed in from the very start. So when the time came to actually provide an implementation everything pretty much just fell into place.”

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Affinity Publisher was recently named Mac App of the Year by Apple, which is a huge honour—what did this mean to you? It must be nice seeing all your hard work pay off.

It’s an award for the team, the development department and for the company as a whole. I would say everyone here in Software Development is involved in the success of Publisher, the whole company is involved in the success of Publisher.

How do you go about adding new features? And how do you decide which ones to include?

We have a roadmap of future features which is quite a fluid and dynamic thing. It is based on customer feedback, both from the user forums and our corporate clients, insights from our support team, and our long-term strategic vision for the product.

The 1.8 update had some pretty major additions/improvements. What were you most excited to introduce? IDML import seems like a pretty big deal…

The initial release of the IDML importer is quite fully featured, but there are still things that it doesn’t handle. We will continue to improve it. We also made improvements to master page handling and added the facility to merge documents which will help with compilation of the Publisher Workbook.

Where do you see Affinity Publisher in the next few years? Anything you can tell us about Affinity Publisher for iPad?

Our roadmap for Publisher is huge. It’s virtually impossible to cherry-pick features to list here and now. It’s not a secret that Publisher for iPad is in development, and I would say development is going well. In fact, we’re not too far off having a technical preview that we might be able to share outside the team. It’s important to us though to keep a balance between iPad and desktop development, so it’ll be a while longer before we have anything to show publicly.

“Our roadmap for Publisher is huge. It’s virtually impossible to cherry-pick features to list here and now. It’s not a secret that Publisher for iPad is in development, and I would say development is going well.”