aftershot

Photoshop might be called photoshop, but I don't get why anybody would edit photos with Photoshop, Gimp, or any other similar editor rather than a decent RAW editor, be it Lightroom, Darktable, Aperture, or AfterShot.

I don't know much about Affinity Photo but Paint Shop Pro and Aftershot have been "good enough" for the limited uses I have for photo editing (though I'm definitely far from a professional).

I've not really done enough with "real" photography to have strong opinions on this, but Aftershot (which was included in a Humble Bundle a few years ago) has been ok for the stuff I used it for.

I'm sure other applications can do that too, but Bibble (since bought by Corel and named Aftershot or something) allows for several sets of settings to exist as "versions" of a RAW file, so it doesn't actually create "physical files" (the cropped/edited etc.

I don't know much about Affinity Photo but Paint Shop Pro and Aftershot have been "good enough" for the limited uses I have for photo editing (though I'm definitely far from a professional).

I've not really done enough with "real" photography to have strong opinions on this, but Aftershot (which was included in a Humble Bundle a few years ago) has been ok for the stuff I used it for.

I'm sure other applications can do that too, but Bibble (since bought by Corel and named Aftershot or something) allows for several sets of settings to exist as "versions" of a RAW file, so it doesn't actually create "physical files" (the cropped/edited etc.