rafaeldrumond

Sure thing, sorry for the delay. Here's my idea: We have the color sliders right? For example LAB has 3 sliders with 3 bars that vary from 0 to 100. My main idea is building 3 dials (4 in case of cmyk) or something that I could twist it and adjust the values by increments. Instead of me clicking in the color box or adjusting with mouse, I would just turn the dials with my fingers, to adjust each slider. However, since Affinity does not have an API for plugins yet, a keyboard shortcut option would suffice greatly for now. For example, I could set alt+shift+F11 to move the L slider one increment to the left, and alt+shift+F12 to the right. Then I could set the dials to trigger these shortcuts depending on the direction they are being turned.

I was looking for ways of making an Arduino dial to adjust the color sliders. Since Affinity does not have an API or similar, a shortcut option to adjust these color values (either directly or by increments) would be great.

If someone wanted to build, let's say, an Arduino dial to adjust the color sliders for example. Where would one had too look or read to make such device/plugin?

Just a quick update: With the Tone Curve and Exposure Bias, I get a small improvement (not 100%), but the beta certainly fixed some major bug or added support to the SL2. Just a small comparison.

Dear Walt and Ron, Thank you so much for the suggestion. The customer beta worked much better! I will use it until we get the official update. Thanks again!

Hi Ron, Thanks for the reply. My problem is that when I open with DPP I get the image correctly, but when I open with affinity it seems some of the colors are off. Here's an example of the same picture open in Canon DPP and on Affinity photo. Am I doing something wrong or does the Canon SL2 (200D) have any incompatibility issue? Thanks in advance.

Is there any support yet for Windows?