That takes care of photo editing, vector graphics design and publishing. That's a total of $75 (R1200) for all three apps. Each app i.e Afinity Photo, Affinty Designer and Affinity Publisher is sold for a once-off price (currently on special) of $25 (R400 in South Africa). I beta tested the graphics app called Affinity Photo and when it was released, bought it outright. Serif spent the past few years building their Affinity suite of apps that take care of photo editing, vector graphics and publishing. Photo and Vector graphics editing Affinity Photo
This takes care of video editing and music creation in one go. What's even better, since it's from the App Store, I can use it on up to 5 different Macs. I expected to be asked to provide my student email or some sort of proof that i'm a student or teacher but was asked for neither. They don't ask for anything besides your Apple ID and payment info when purchasing. I bought this bundle a while back and recieved codes that I just redeeemed in the Mac App Store and now I have all the pro apps for a massive amount cheaper. There's a cheaper option that's not advertised a lot by Apple where you pay $199 for their Pro Apps Bundle for Education and get Final Cut Pro X, Motion, Compressor, Logic Pro X and Mainstage.
This is only for Final Cut Pro X and not for the Motion and Compressor apps which must be purchased separately. It's not free but has a once-off price of $299 (R4999 in South Africa). Depending on the hardware and your specific workflow, it can even be faster than Premiere Pro. Apple's Final Cut Pro X however is not only a native macOS app but is highly optomised for Apple hardware. Paid for apps that don't have a monthly/yearly payment that are just as good as Adobe's versions and maybe even better in certain areas? Video EditingĪdobe Premiere Pro is available, like almost all of Adobe's apps, on macOS. However, what if there's a middle ground? It shows us that there's excellent free apps that can do almost everything Adobe's apps can do. Nick Saporito from Logos by Nick wrote an excellent article this week detailing free alternatives to Adobe's most popular creative apps. Bloggers like myself, content creators on Twitch, YouTube, Mixer etc all would love to have the power of Adobe's apps but cannot always afford the high cost of ownership. A monthly or yearly subscription is currently the only way to get access to Photoshop, Premiere Pro, InDesign etc.Įven though Adobe provide their apps on both Windows and Mac, the monthly price is prohibitive for many individuals. However, the days of paying a once-off price for it ended years ago. Adobe's Creative Cloud suite of applications is the industry leader without question.
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