It can be difficult to find duplicates manually, especially if you have a large number of photos on your machine. Merely having duplicates just wastes valuable storage space. Backing up your photos to another device will protect them. Very often, disk space is at a premium and you may have to delete applications or programs to make room for newer additions.ĭuplicate photos can take up a lot of space, and there is absolutely no reason to have them on your storage devices. I use Bridge which can still be obtained free.Why Do You Need a Duplicate Photo Finder for Mac?įor many Mac owners, it seems that no matter how large an internal disk you purchased with your computer, there is just never enough space for everything you want to store. I installed the DxO version in a different directory to the Google version so if I decide not to buy the DxO I should, hopefully, be able to revert to the free version by just altering the preferences in Affinity (fingers crossed).Īre you already using Affinity and if so are you finding it? I've been using it for nearly a year and I have to agree 100% with Nikita's conclusions, the only CON is the lack of file management and a keywording/tagging facility. I'm sure it's just a bug that'll be sorted pretty quickly. By that I mean that the colours in the NIK window aren't the same as the image but the sliders work and when you apply the plug-in you basically get what you were trying to get in the correct colours. I should also mention that I hardly ever use Viveza or the Sharpeners.Īfter seeing your original post I did try both Viveza and the RAW sharpener and found that the Sharpener seems to work OK and Viveza sort of works.
REVIEW OF PHOTOS FOR MAC TRIAL
I'm currently using the DxO updated trial version, although I haven't yet found any difference.
REVIEW OF PHOTOS FOR MAC FULL
There's a full tone mapping workspace, focus stacking built in, a 360-degree photo editing space and automatic lens collections based on thousands of lens/camera profiles so corrections are easier. Plus, there's an iPad version available which won the title of Apple's 'App of the Year'.Īs well as multiple OS, Affinity Photo now offers better batch processing along with macros that will help speed up workflow. The biggest change is that Affinity Photo can now be used both on Mac and Windows.
REVIEW OF PHOTOS FOR MAC SOFTWARE
We use the term 'new' quite loosely as these features have been around for a while, it's just we've not taken a look at the software for a bit.
The interface is very user-friendly and if you've used Photoshop for a while, you'll definitely find it easy to navigate Affinity Photo.Īffinity Photo has a huge feature list, but below you'll find a summary of what's been added since we last put the software to the test along with the software's key features. Plus, until 25 June 2018, ePHOTOzine members can save an extra 25% making it £35.99 instead of £48.99.Īt a glance, Affinity Photo still seems to have everything you need to seamlessly edit, retouch and enhance images.
Those eager to take a look at the software can do for just under £50.
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