I have been a user, quite happy, of Affinity Photo for about nine months. It's so much better than paying a monthly stipend!

Look into Affinity Photo...$60, and you own it! None of the bleeding you with monthly fees and, from what I've seen, the cloud service ain't the best. Most folks will tell you there is NO option to PhotoShop or Lightroom...I beg to differ. Affinity has a learning curve, but there over 200 video tutorials that are quite good at instruction. Try it, I think you'll like it...I do!

I own a 7500, and a 500, and I DO NOT use SnapBridge. For a company with such a storied history, and products the equivalent or superior to any other company in the industry, this is a sad, useless app. It's far easier to simply extract the memory card or attach the USB cable. I guess it's much more profitable to create new model numbers than create a useful transfer app.

Agree on Affinity...inexpensive and there are plenty of instructional vids. I bought it about nine months ago...love it!

I've been using Affinity as my go-to post processor for nearly a year, and like it very much. Too, I was also more than happy with the price, and the fact that I wouldn't be squeezed month after month from those "other" apps. I'm also a contrarian!

Head to Cortez and/or Clearwater. Both offer tons of possibilities.

Take a look at Affinity Photo. It has all you desire, and is much less costly...purchase and own, no monthly charges. You can try it before purchasing. I love it!

Do it! I bought it about six months ago, and I love it. I had no interest in an application that, number one, is cloud-based, and number two, cost an arm and leg every month. The support within AP is excellent, and the tutorials are comprehensive. Believe me, you won't regret your action.

Yea, I had one about 35 years ago...used it a great deal. I was an aspiring news photographer at that point, and it came in very handy

I upgraded from a 3300 to a 7500, and later purchased a 500 to augment the 7500. I love them both. You would not be unhappy with the 7500, believe me. I thoroughly believe the issue of a second card slot in the 7500 is overblown...large card solves that. Just my input!

Give Affinity Photo a shot, you'll love it!

I've been using it for about five months, and absolutely love it! I tried a slew of others before settling. How can you not, when you only spend about $60, as I understand it have just about everything that the big boys have, have as many tutorials as you could possibly want or need and never have to pay a monthly charge. It doesn't get any better than that and, even though I'm still learning (will be for quite awhile), my results have been pretty darn good, even if I do say so myself. I think you'll really enjoy Affinity!

I have a VAS, and I like it so much that it has become my only kit bag. It holds two bodies (one with a battery grip) and, at present seven lenses and a strobe. Yes, it's a bit heavy, but that could easily be scaled back if an issue. In addition, it has a ton of pockets, a sleeve for a tablet or laptop, a side pocket for a medium-size tripod and a provided rain cover. It also has all the back support strap bells and whistles of many really good regular-use backpacks.

Greetings from Lopatcong, New Jersey. I'm a Yanks fan and come to spring training just about every year... usually stay on 19 in Clearwater. I've loved the area since my late wife and I began making the trek in '01. Greg Nichols

Yes, I have two...one external H/D and a portable. They are excellent, and have never had a cough or burp from either one.