Affinity Photo has received a big update with native resolution support for the 10.5-inch iPad Pro, Portrait Mode, a new Photos chooser, and much more.
Affinity Photo is the first fully featured, truly professional photo editing tool for iPad - built from exactly the same back-end as our award-winning desktop version and fully optimised to harness the power of iPad’s hardware and touch capabilities.
What's New in Version 1.6.3 - Native resolution support for 10.5-inch iPad Pro - Portrait mode implementation - New chooser for Photos - supports multi selection, indicates RAW - Improve performance with complicated documents - Improved brush performance - Canvas rotation will snap to 90 degree increments if within 5 degrees - Improved RAW metadata support and reliability - Further HDR stability improvements - Improved pencil / gestures support - Undo / redo buttons available in full-screen mode - Support pasting of images from other applications - Ability to duplicate open documents from the home screen - Panoramas can now be created from RAW files - HDR Merge can now be performed on RAW files - Panorama stability improvements - Can now choose font face - not just family - Inpainting improvements and stability fixes - Improved iCloud folder support - Improved performance in documents with lots of masks / adjustments - Ability to turn off spelling red underlines - Pixel tool improvements - erase and other alternate modes - Preference option to limit touch to gestures - Improved layers studio - you can now see / select unto 2 masks / adjustments without expanding a layer - More tutorials! - Localisation improvements - Numerous other improvements and fixes
You can purchase Affinity Photo from the App Store for $19.99.
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