So... launching without basic features that .99 apps have like rotate, curves, and grids.
I don't care if it's free at that point, I'll stick with Pixelmator Pro and Photo (though Photo still doesn't have ML Color Match like they promised).
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But they're calibrated out of the box (allegedly). My Apple screens are the only ones I actually trust for color accuracy right now.
I don't care if it's free at that point, I'll stick with Pixelmator Pro and Photo (though Photo still doesn't have ML Color Match like they promised).
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I switched to Affinity and Pixelmator Pro on iPad and Mac and it saved me so much money. You can basically do the same things for a few bucks. The only huge problem I have with iOS devices is, that you can’t calibrate the screen. I mean seriously, what’s the problem to make it compatible with some kind of spider colorimeter? I can’t trust the ipad to have real colors.
But they're calibrated out of the box (allegedly). My Apple screens are the only ones I actually trust for color accuracy right now.