Hundred or so hours of color correction and clipping path silhouettes later I was finally done. I was going to work off the drive array and then back up on Jazz carts later to pass on to the client. It cost a small fortune because it was the late 90s is about all I remember. They made a big deal about how the drives were used in Desert Storm or something, I can't recall the brand but it was like a stack of drives you could run almost like a raid array. I bought what was supposed to be the most reliable external drive array on the market at the time. So I had to keep the high resolution versions for print which required a lot of space. In the days loooong before cloud storage, I edited over 1000 images for what was going to be an online and print catalog. This story may make you feel a little better. A local copy and the creative cloud version for colab. I almost always double save everything because I am paranoid and untrusting. The thing I'm most on the lookout for is an Audition replacement their remix feature to automatically cut and slice stock music to a desired length used to be a huge part of my workflow, and I haven't found anything else that will do that up until this point.
Also experimented with Resolve, but FCP + Apple silicon is just too convenient for me.
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Figma is the best out there right now imo, and 90% of your UI design needs are covered in the free plan. Figma - Recently converted from Sketch, their new pricing model left a bad taste in my mouth.I've experimented with their Photo and Publisher products, but Photo couldn't beat PS and I don't to much if any print work. The only thing that's really missing is a shape builder tool. Affinity Designer - I honestly find this easier for me to use than Illustrator, it almost feels like PS for vector graphics.Adobe CC Photography - gives me PS, LR, TypeKit, and some other goodies for a more manageable pricepoint.
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