Jonas Reiher

Hi, that is certainly not the case since it works flawlessly for some of my files, e.g. the attached hdr42.hdr file. This can be displayed in Preview, QuickLook, Photos, etc. without a problem. I have used the Radiance HDR format before for exactly this reason.

Hi, I stacked multiple batches of RAW photos into HDR files with Affinity Photo 2.1.1. Now I want to export these as .hdr files (Radiance HDR format). For some of my files this works just fine but for others the exported file is just entirely black. While the miniature previews in Finder look fine, opening them in Apple's Preview or Photos apps only shows black. I attached four files, the developed HDRs as .afphoto files and the exported .hdr files for two different photos, respectively. For hdr42 everything works fine and as expected. With hdr02 I am encoutering the issues described above. Both of these HDRs were created in exactly the same way. Any help is appreciated, thanks! hdr02.hdr hdr42.hdr hdr02.afphoto hdr42.afphoto

I have a Publisher file with color profile CMYK Coated FOGRA39 in which different Publisher and Designer files with the same color profile are embedded. In all of these documents I am using the same color palette and everything looks fine in the main publisher file. But when I export it as PDF same colors clearly have different shades, depending on wether an element was part of the main file or an embedded file. If I import the PDF into publisher again, all is fine again and same colors have the same CMYK values. But as I said, the PDF looks wrong on my screen. Any help is appreciated!

If you preview a .afdesign file in the Finder by pressing the space bar it is of very low resolution. This results in a really small preview @1x, so pixelated on retina screens.