I do have a copy of Affinity I picked that up to replace Photoshop and it does really well. Overall I wanted to give gimp a try but I may stick to Affinity simply because of adjustment layers, Pano, HDR, Focus Stacking, and in painting. I got Affinity for $25 and it can save me from some headaches needing to fiddle 3 other softwares trying to get a proper result. The adjustment layers and in paint brush alone are worth it. Even when the local lab gets released some things just need a raster editor to get done even if those moments are rare.