Affinity Designer 2 – intuitive, imaginative vector graphic design and illustration.Affinity Photo 2 – ultra-powerful photo editing and raster painting.Available to buy now with generous launch discounts, Affinity V2 comprises reimagined versions of the three products which have taken the creative software world by storm, loaded with spectacular new features and a stunning new look. JPEG XL support now allows you to export to a format which is being more and more supported-particularly by web browsers-meaning what you see in Affinity Photo can now be consumed by others.Īffinity V2 – Serif has today unveiled the long-awaited Version 2 of its award-winning Affinity creative suite. JPEG XL Import/Export – Affinity Photo has been a leader in editing wide colour gamut and HDR images, with full support for full HDR displays.
Hue Range – Create a mask based on a specific colour in your image, allowing you to apply adjustments, effects or just paint on the automatically generated mask for your chosen hue. Live Masks – Build lots of powerful, non-destructive workflows with new Live Masks which update automatically based on the properties of the underlying image. Great as a standalone feature for texture artists, but also allows the editing of lighting layers generated from 3D render software. Normals Adjustment – Adjust lighting information baked into existing normal maps. It is highly effective for mock-up work, where you might place document files and composite them onto surfaces such as book or magazine pages. Live Mesh Warp – Want an image or file to be distorted to match the surface of an underlying template? Now you can apply a non-destructive warp to make that happen, and go back to edit whenever you like. This means separate masks you have created can be maintained non-destructively while creating new masks based on those component parts. Non-destructive RAW Develop in Affinity Photo 2Ĭompound Masks – Easily combine multiple mask layers together non-destructively using add, intersect, subtract and XOR operations.
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