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  1. Just received my OM-1, any news on when Affinity will support this camera ?
  2. Hi, What's the closest match in Affinty to Futura No 2 D Bold ? or can I add this to Affinity, if so how ? Thanks.
  3. Hi, Is there any advantage of starting with my raw files from my Olympus camera when editing if the JPEG image is already correctly exposed, white balance is correct etc ? As I find I'll edit a bit of the raw file the move it straight to the photo persona for the majority of the edit sometimes doing what I've already done in the develope persona ? When I click on develope in the develope persona and it goes to the photo persona is it still an Olympus raw file or now converted to something else ? Thanks.
  4. Hi, I know how to find the metadata panel but is there anyway of adding it to my final image before I export it ? I would like to somehow have maybe a box with say the camera, lens etc info. Thanks.
  5. Hi, Not stirctly a AP question but I am trying to design a header with my company logo and a couple of other smaller images and contact info on for Word but I am stuck on what size canvas I should use for my design. Looking online all the options I've tried don't seem to work correctly it never seems to sit central or far enough out to the edges.
  6. Tried the layer blend modes and putting the over exposed imaged on top of the correctly exposed image and then changing it to 'Difference' seem to work. Not sure if there is a better way ?
  7. Hi, I have two images of some solar imaging one is really over exposed to show some edge detail and the other is correctly exposed to show the surface detail I want to combine both images but be able to show just the over exposed parts on the edges. I've followed a few online tutorials but I can't get it to work 😒 PromRegistax.tif SurfRegistax.tif
  8. Thanks, yes I was going to use the File - Place to add the other image(s) to the layers then use an inverted mask and paint over just the areas I wanted to show.
  9. So I would edit one image recording the adjustments as macros then open the New batch Job and put the macros in that I want to take effect on the other images ? Can I then either use New Focus Merge or New Stack on the images I have just created in the New Batch Job ? If I had other images I want to add as layers after is it just a case of going to File and Place and this will add them to my layers ?
  10. Hi, From what I've read I can't open a multiple raw files in the Develop Persona ? If I want to do the same edits on multiple images I can use the New Batch Job but it won't export them as RAW files it will have to be jpeg, png etc ? If I have ten RAW images for example of the same image with different focus or lighting I will have to use the New Batch Job for global edits but then can I open them as separate layers in the Photo Persona ? Can I then use New Stack or New Focus Merge using the layers in the Photo Persona ? Thanks.
  11. So what's the best way for me to be able to copy the above video in Affinity Photo ? Lets say I have X amount of images in RAW format some at different focus points and some under and over exposed, Do I first need to use File > New batch Job to get all my images processed to how I like them and then use File > New Stack to stack all these images ? This will then give me my stacked image in Affinity Photo as my Background (Pixel) Can I then add the other images in the layers panel, creating an inverted layer mask and use the brush tool to just paint where I want the parts of the images I have just bought in to show ? Hope that makes sense 😬
  12. Hi, Can I open multiple images as layers and then focus stack a selection of those, basically like this tutorial. But can I do it with RAW files or will they need to be jpeg's ?
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