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Today, that same philosophy is bringing us Serif’s second major iPad app: Affinity Designer. Unlike what companies such as Adobe do, where a Mac app like Photoshop is broken down into less powerful versions on iOS, Affinity Photo was brought to the iPad with no compromises whatsoever. Nearly one year ago, Serif released Affinity Photo for the iPad as a full-featured photo editing powerhouse.
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