You can open all your files to build your pages by using file place, add elements and pictures the same way, and use the beautiful text included in AD when done export to jpg and done or PSD, in addition something Elements does not do at all is spell check, yes AD spell checks as you type, and you can apply the shawdow effects to make elements look real, works fast are inside the fx effects like elements but works faster, and better like Photoshop, last when adding the quick pages kit, you have to click file open to open the quick pages you won't see the png cutout so file place the elements, then select each layer and perform a clipping mask to place your pictures and papers in each layer, also changing the colors of your elements to work with pages can be done in second by selecting the elements, go the the color palette and choose the color and ta-dah its done, paper you have a hue saturation in the adjustment layers to change the colors, works excellent, and if you need to clean up your photos or make teeth white or eyes, click on the pixel persona, no need to leave the software to do it at all since pixel is built into the program except the healing tool for spot correction but it does have composting and mask options just without the refine button inside the Pixel persona, but all my pictures are done mostly in Lightroom since I just like to scrap and not correct photos. I know this post was in 2016, but I have digitally scrapbooked inside of Photoshop and Photoshop Elements for years, and I am excited to let all digital scrapbookers know that Yes you can certainly use Affinity Designer to digital scrapbook perfectly. Hope that helps some, and happy scrapping! What will differ will be terminology, location, and what abilities each software has. I have found that AD is very easy to learn - you don't have to stumble over the more difficult things as you look for the basic options.Ī lot of the tutorials from other software (PSE, CorelDRAW) will be relevant as far as learning what you can do, and the basic process. I think you will find the software very easy to learn, whether you are just beginning with digi scrapbooking, or have been at it awhile - just a matter then of learning different methods. (you can do the same from Finder also)Ī lot of the shadows and other effects are under the tab EFFECTS (Make sure EFFECTS shows by ticking View / Studio / Tools) Then you can browse through your assets and simply drag an item into the page. One of the first things to help might be starting with the Media Browser (ctrl+shift+M) You can add the folder where you have your kits by right-clicking in the top and choosing ADD. I assume you are used to starting from scratch yourself with Digi Kits as opposed to quick pages where you simply insert your own photos?
What software have you been using before?
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