Shifts

Any pointers on how to get the white balance tool working? I saw it working as described for me once, but have since then not be able to trigger this function again. About to report this as bug or broken functionality, but want to bump this topic again to see if someone can steer me in the right direction.

Just for the sake of follow up here, it seems I have misunderstood the function of the recent colour quick view. I thought you could quickly create a palette of colours by sampling them, but you need to apply them in some way on your image before recent colours appear. Not ideal or intuitive to me, but now I know how it works.

I have tried both ways, it makes no difference here.

How do you mean click anywhere I wonder? Nothing happens if I choose white balance in develop persona, select a pixel layer and click anywhere. Is there anything you need to do to activate this functionality? iOS 13.3, latest version of Affinity Photo for iPad.

I also have a question related to the colour picker tool in Affinity Photo for iPad (version 1.7.3.155, iPad Pro, 11”, iOS 13.3). Judging from watching the official tutorial videos, the most recent used colours are visible below the colour wheel. In my version the most recently used/picked colours don’t exist. Has this been removed in between the latest versions?

An happily let you know that one helpful member contacted me, helping me in creating the macro I was after. Fantastic to receive that kind of help here!

Thanks, no need to try to bend it to do this then. Unfortunately I don't have the desktop version, but will survive.

Hello! New member to the forums here and a few weeks old user of Affinity Photo for iPad. Still trying to get the hang of it and the official tutorials and searching the forum for answers as been a big help so far. Something I have not found how to do yet though, is how to create your own macros from within Affinity Photo for iPad. Have found several forum threads on how to import macros, but find no posts on how to create them. It would be great to have a simple macro to run, to create certain layers right from the start before going into retouching and editing, instead of having to do it manually each time. Best