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Thanks @Lee D, neither the camera (Sony Alpha 6700), nor the lens(es) I use on that model are in the list. I have no issues with my Alpha 7III, in combination with several Tamron lenses, all in that list. So it looks like this may be the cause. Somewhere I read that AP is using LibRaw for conversion. Do you have any influence or idea on when the Alpha 6700 will be supported? Else I would have to dig out my old C++ know-how and open a pull request on GitHub myself.

Hi all, I have a problem with my ILCE-6700 RAW format files. I attached a sample (Lossless Compressed) RAW image. If you open it in (Windows) Affinty Photo version 2.3.1, you can clearly see on the right border a ~ 30 pixel wide blurry area. Also, Affinity reports the image size to be 6272 x 4168 pixels, which is IMHO wrong. When I open the RAW images in Sony's Imaging Edge Software, they are rendered to 6192 x 4128, which is also the image size, when using JPEG instead of RAW on the camera. At the moment, I am cropping my images manually to 6192 x 4128. This is a bit inconvenient, but the easiest workaround. I also attached a screenshot of how the right border looks in Affinity. Is this problem known, any other users having the same issues? DSC00057.ARW

I am working with raw (Nikon NEF) images, which I develop using Affinity Photo. The .afphoto files that are created upon saving, are really large, even when I only do minor editings. I have followed some tips from this forum, e.g. setting the document color format to 16 or even 8 bit RGB, then rasterizing the pixel layers again. This helps for all HDR merges (I usually use 3 NEF raw images for a HDR merge), the file size is reduced from 350MB down to about 40MB (using 8 bit RGB document color format). But when I develop a single NEF raw image, the file sie is stying with 300MB and is even increasing with each file save. I have some, that are 500 MB. I must be missing something very essential, can anyone give me a clue on what I am doing wrong when developing a single NEF image? Handling such large files is extremely unhandy, because i am storing all my work in cloud storage. And uploading/downloading such monsters is not so nice. Here is an example of a NEF and the resulting .afphoto: https://1drv.ms/u/s!AhKM_ZAVkY67hrl4P1lP49trCDNNfA https://1drv.ms/u/s!AhKM_ZAVkY67hrl5sOaRjO4at558bQ I also attached my settings, when developing the raw image. Setting the output format to 16 bit does not make any difference. Thank you!