jbrad2

I shot some pictures on my Canon 90D using RAW and JPEG. When I try to import the RAW files they are not seen. Designer and Photo can only see the JPEG photos. What's up? I have a PC and a Mac. Both are running Affinity Designer and Photo. I have not tried yet with the Mac because most of my work is done on the PC and I don't like interrupting the work flow. I have Windows 10 Pro, Nvidia 1080Ti, and 32 gigs of ram. I understand that the Mac should see them because it uses Metal to handle to files. Is that true? and before you say, " turn on the Mac and find out." I'm currently charging the keyboard and am too impatient to wait. Thanks to all.

Hi, Merde. I actually saw it in the Microsoft store first so I bought it there. Had I known how they do business I would not have.

Hi, R C-R. I agree with you that because it is sandboxed it should remain as is. I just don't like it that Microsoft has seen fit to have more control over a product that I own than I do.

Hi, Aammppaa. Thanks. I just got it. I chatted with a customer service rep from India. At first he wanted to get into my machine. Not happening. Then he told me it was in the Hidden Folder WindowsApps. But he said it was in the Windows folder and not the Program Files folder. After some digging I found it. What a bunch of nonsense. Install them where they belong. I wonder if I can change where it is installed. I'm going to ask affinity about that.

Except it's not.Thanks for your reply HVDB. That is where it should be. But, nothing. I checked the Program Files, Program Files (x86) and every other file I could think of. I'm wondering if Microsoft only let me get a link to a cloud based software. Boy, that'll piss me off.

I bought Affinity Designer and Photo from the Microsoft store. It downloaded them and installed them. I can see them in my start list but I cannot find the apps anywhere on my computer. So, where are they?