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    Photo editing software is essential for enhancing images, correcting imperfections, and creating
                     professional-quality  visuals.  Real-life applications include  marketing,  social  media  content,
                     photography, and graphic design. In this chapter, you will learn how to use one of these graphic
                     software tools.

                               OVERVIEW OF AFFINITY'S STUDIO

                     Affinity Studio is a vector graphics editor built for creating precise illustrations, logos, icons, UI
                     screens, branding and complex vector artwork.

                     KEY STRENGTHS

                     The key strengths of Affinity studio are given below:
                       Vector precision: Objects remain sharp at any size because they are built from curves and
                       mathematical paths.

                       Dual environment: You can switch seamlessly between Vector and Pixel workspaces. This lets
                       you add subtle textures or pixel-level detail while staying primarily a vector artist.
                       Pen and node tools: Powerful drawing tools give complete control over shapes, paths and
                       anchor points.

                       Advanced colour control: Full support for RGB, CMYK, LAB and Pantone libraries.
                       Artboards: Multiple canvases in a single document for responsive and multi-layout work.
                       Performance: Fast rendering even with complex vector files.

                     COMMON USE CASES
                     Some of the use cases of Affinity studio are given below:

                       Logo design

                       Icons and interface design
                       Technical illustrations
                       Pattern creation
                       Concept art prep for further editing

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