

Everyone else can buy them direct from the Affinity website. Professional colour spaces and profiles Pro file formats like PSD supported Modern camera RAW formats supported Full set of 16-bit filters Sub-pixel.
#Affinity photo support update#
It's definitely a big step forward for Mac, and we can't wait to see how the rest of the Mac range develops with Apple silicon in the future.Įxisting users of the Affinity apps can update them now for free. In December, 2016, Serif launched Affinity Photo for Windows, and released an update to the macOS version at the same time, Affinity Photo 1.5.1 added a 32-bit RGB editing mode with support for 32-bit file formats and more than 70 new camera RAW file formats, as well as the ability to develop RAW files directly into a 32-bit document. The list of supported RAW formats was updated to support the latest camera models (e.g. To sum it up, M1 makes our apps run faster, smoother and feel more responsive than ever before (we've already even seen speed increases of over 3x faster running on the new MacBook Air). Affinity Photos SerifLabs RAW engine is now available for iPad too. In fact, Affinity reckons we can look forward to increases of around 3x, depending on the hardware you're comparing to. It also enables many more elements like adjustment layers and live filters to be maintained before performance suffers-allowing for a more non-destructive workflow, even on the most complex of documents. With our apps now primed for this transition, Mac customers with M1 can expect a more responsive user experience with respect to painting, pixel editing, filter effects, document rendering and more. And Affinity has everything optimized to make the best of that new silicon. The new updates are all available ahead of the arrival of new Mac mini, MacBook Air, and 13-inch MacBook Pro orders placed by buyers earlier this week. Affinity today announced new updates to Affinity Photo, Designer, and Publisher that bring macOS Big Sur and Apple silicon support to the suite of apps.
