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Got it! That worked. Thank you.

I know this is basic stuff but I couldn't find an answer to my question. I'm trying to make a simple white background and then add a vignette on top of that using the vignette live filter. It never shows up. Does the background have to be a certain file type? I've moved the exposure slider as suggested in other posts, but no luck. I'm doing something wrong here. I know I could create a vignette with the rectangular marquee tool but the vignette tool is much easier and more precise. Help, please.

It was set to Subtract. Changing it to Add did the trick. Thank you.

If I open an EPS, right click on the pixel layer and rasterize it, the Selection Brush doesn't work. If I select with Flood Select and hit delete, nothing happens. If I select with the Marquee tool and then delete, the selected area turns white. If it's a TIFF file, it seems to work fine except for the Selection Brush tool that doesn't seem to do anything. This is probably all my inexperience with the program. I'm just trying to find where I'm missing a step. Thank you.

Can you give any more insight? I have rasterized the layer and still the behavior is the same.

Callum, I rasterized both a TIFF and EPS and both act the same: I can't brush select, but I can flood select.

When I open an EPS (logo over white background) I am unable to make a selection with either the Selection Brush or Flood Select. I can make a selection with the Rectangular Marquee tool, but if I select some of the white background to the side of the logo and hit delete, the logo goes away. I only have one layer so I'm not sure what's going on. Additionally, PDF files seem to work the same way. I have tried flattening the images first and that gives some more options, but still not everything works. When I open a PNG screen capture all tools function normally. I am new to Affinity Photo and it seems to be really powerful and I'm sure this is operator error. I have looked at the forum and tutorials and cannot find topics on these particular issues. I would appreciate your help. Thank you.