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  1. Hello Chris B, thank you for the testings. It shows me, that I only have the problem. May be it is because I don´t have a new computer, it runs with an I5-3450 processor and win 7 (64bit) Home Premium. I will try to find an optimum with limitting the RAM and then hope that Santa brings a new computer. Thank you again for your help.
  2. I put the two macros into the category EOS 80 Macros and exported then. I hope this is the right way to export the macros. I am sorry I didn´t find any other solution in the tutorials. EOS 80 Macros.afmacros
  3. Thank you Carl123 and Chris B for your input, I limited the amount of use that APhoto can use (about 60%) and yes the problem is solved but then APhoto is not running as fast as it can. Therefore I started this topic to see if this problem is only on my pc or if other people have the same problem and solved it. When I run a batch I save the photos under a new location on another SSD. I thought this will speed up the batch process because the pc does not read and write on the same drive. Another point is, I do not wait for 5 min to start the next batch (may be I am too impatient...?). I use JPEG files and the batch process includes 1. autocontrast, 2. 10% saturation, and then 3 times unsharp mask ( I realised that 2 or 3 time small amount of sharpening gives better results as one time big sharpening). May be Chris B you can try it in my way and tell me if your RAM usage is better than mine.
  4. Hello Chris B, thank you for responding to my topic. I am happy to discuss the issue with somebody. I updated to 1.7.2 some days ago and just now run a batch process. I saw again that Affinity fills the RAM up to 99% and the performance slowed down but then the RAM was emptied a little bit to 90% and the performance increased to the old time. This looked good, but now comes the bad. When the batch was finished the RAM stayed filled. When I started a new batch (again with around 100 photos (big size 25 MB each) the RAM got very fast filled again up to 99% and this time the RAM stayed filled and the time for the batch of a photo increased to double and tripple the normal time. Is there any possibility that Affinity clears the RAM after the batch run?
  5. When I run a batch process (very simple: autocontrast, some saturation and sharpening) in Affinity Photo (v 1.6 an new v 1.7 windows) with each image Affinity fills the RAM of may PC. Allthough I have 16 GB RAM, after app. 100 images the RAM is full and the performance of Affinity goes to zero (2 min per image). I tried it with a lower number of images but when the batch is finished, Affinity keeps the RAM filled and with the next batch it fills it further. The only way to clean the RAM is to close Affintiy. Is there another way to clean the RAM without closing the program? During the batch run I saw that Affinity does not use my grafic card at all (NVidia GTX 1070 with 8 GB VRAM) but only the processor although I set in the settings the grafic card as defalult. Do I missed something?
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