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Surely that depends on how you use PS in the first place? I know of a professional photographer who typically uses Lightroom but for the rare occasional when he needs to do pixel editing, he uses Pixelmator over an ancient version of Photoshop. The resultant file is still dropped back into Lightroom so he still has all his usual exporting options for print etc.
Everyone's usage is different of course and I apologise for calling you Surely! :D

Of course, of course. We are talking about a PS replacement though. Until pixelmator can do everything PS can, it isn't a replacement hehe. Before someone says it can, oh my god lol I don't even wanna try and say what pixelmator can't do that PS can, I would be here for a week.
 
Of course, of course. We are talking about a PS replacement though. Until pixelmator can do everything PS can, it isn't a replacement hehe. Before someone says it can, oh my god lol I don't even wanna try and say what pixelmator can't do that PS can, I would be here for a week.
For everyone's interest, could you just list the 10 most critical things Pixelmator cannot do?
 
For everyone's interest, could you just list the 10 most critical things Pixelmator cannot do?

I'll give you one off the top of my head that really peaves me right now since I don't have time to think up more.

Adjustment layer on their own separate layer (non destructive adjustment)
 
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