HarryB

Woodkopf: I've been playing with the Fx tab as you suggest. This method works really well as long as the image hasn't been cropped. If the image has been cropped then exporting it and saving as a jpeg allows the Fx procedure to work beautifully again. Thanks for your help.

Woodkopf: That looks brilliant. I'll have a better look at it tomorrow. re: your comment on zooming in. Yes I can see the borders when zoomed in but they still don't print- at least not the quick attempt I made the other day. Thanks again. Harryb

Hi Callum. Video from shakey mobile. Sorry it's taken so long. I'm not into all this modern technology of transferring files via the web. Harryb VID_20190523_151357285.mp4

I haven't been able to run Monosnap on my PC. It won't even run as administrator. I can try it on my laptop which runs Windows 10 Pro. It might make a difference.

So I see. I used the Game Bar software in Windows.

Callum. I've suceeded in taking a video. Does this help you to say why resizing the canvas doesn't work in the way yours does? Affinity_Photo_2019-05-23_14-38-47.mp4

Thanks v_kyr I'll try that.

Sorry Callum, I'm using Windows 10 home. Quicktime player is not recommended because of security problems. Is there some other program I could use?

Callum, Not sure how I make a video recording.

I have now. However, following exactly what Callum does gives me a pixel border on the left and top but not on the right and bottom, even though I have centralised the anchor point. Any ideas why this might be?

carl123: yes, but how do you get the border in the first place?

Putting a 3 pixel border (Keylining) around an image is easy in Photoshop. The same function does not appear to be in Affinity Photo. How can I do this in Affinity?