@gamolf_dev@golgaloth speaking of which, does anyone know of any tutorials for actually doing motion graphics with Blender?
Cause I've seen people recommend it for that but then not actually have any idea how to do it or where to even point people who wanna learn to, I've never been able to get a proper answer so I'm left with "just learn the entirety of Blender lmao"
@golgaloth Very nice list and graphics! While QuarkXpress is a real alternative, it lost a lot of its popularity 15 years ago. Maybe they are still big in some areas of the world, but I doubt it will rise to the top globally anytime soon 😊
@golgaloth It's so sad that while most of these tools have amazing feature sets, their UI is often strange. If you know what you're doing, you can certainly use them just as effectively and efficiently as their Adobe counterparts but coming from the outside, many of them feel entirely foreign, even for someone with experience in equivalent tools. I hope some of them will follow in Blender's footsteps which got a lot more usable (and popular) with the 2.80 UI/UX overhaul.
@golgaloth A few more macOS exclusive Lightingroom alternatives: Photomator (subscription), RAW Power (one time purchase), Nitro (choice between one time and subscription). Affinity Photo is also okay-ish and has support for RAW editing
I don't know much, at all, about this sort of stuff, but over the last 20 years, it has been more or less a constant that GIMP has a horrible user interface that is a nightmare
@jupiter This infographic was generated by @XdanielArt, a few years ago, now. I'm just re-sharing. The point of this info is to be shared, so go ahead.
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